Nollywood actress turned politician, Tonto Dikeh, has shared a deeply personal and emotional testimony of spiritual healing, transformation, and redemption, revealing how her renewed relationship with God and the Holy Spirit rescued her from a life marred by anger, depression, and sexual immorality.

 

In a heartfelt Instagram post titled “7 Things the Holy Spirit Healed Me From,” shared Tuesday evening, the actress opened up about her journey from pain to purpose, marking what she described as the most fulfilling phase of her life.

 

“God said, ‘Child, get up.’ And I did—weak, trembling, but alive,” she wrote.

Tonto candidly admitted to battling uncontrollable rage, which she said had ruined relationships, stolen peace, and cost her opportunities.

 

“Christ healed me from a rage that once ruled my life,” she wrote, calling herself both the “wound and the weapon” in many past situations.

 

She also spoke about enduring chronic pain, depression, and suicidal thoughts, stating that it was only divine intervention that pulled her back from the brink.

 

One of the most powerful moments in her testimony was her revelation about being healed from sexual immorality. She shared how God taught her the discipline of celibacy, which she now embraces as a form of strength and self-respect.

 

“Celibacy has been one of the most powerful experiences of my life. It is not suppression; it is strength,” she wrote.

“I trained my heart to be disgusted by intimacy without love… I am no longer touched without covenant. I am held by purpose.”

 

Dikeh emphasized that her new understanding of intimacy is grounded in purity and spiritual purpose, and she is unapologetic about setting strong personal boundaries.

The mother of one also shared a moving testimony about being reunited with her sister after 45 years apart, describing it as a miraculous blessing and a sign of divine restoration in her life.

Now a committed Christian and political advocate, Dikeh says her life is anchored in faith and inner peace, which she guards fiercely.

 

“If it does not feed my spirit, it does not deserve my energy,” she wrote.

“When you have seen darkness and survived it, you stop apologizing for protecting your light.”

Tonto Dikeh, known for her outspoken persona and high-profile career in Nollywood, has increasingly become a voice for faith, mental health, and transformation, using her platform to inspire others navigating personal battles.

 

Her testimony is already generating widespread attention online, with many praising her honesty, strength, and spiritual growth.