Why are you posting this? – Tonto Dikeh causes stir over explicit breasts reduction advertisement video

• Tonto Dikeh posted a video that tried to preach the safety of conducting breasts reduction surgery with a particular clinic.
• The clip subsequently triggered a lot of backlash from netizens.

Famous Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh triggers a barrage of comment over an explicit video she recently shared on social media.

The mother of one took to her Instagram page with millions of followers where she posted the clip that captured stages of breasts reduction on a patient.

The clip showed how a woman with big and saggy boobs got an instantaneous standing and small breasts after the process was completed, leaving netizens in awe.

The video garnered a lot of comments on social media, with a majority of netizens blasting the Tonto Dikeh for promoting such procedure.

One itshelen_patrick wrote: “Wahala wa o… Una dey even think of death before doing all this thing at all? I am not wishing anyone death o, just saying ni. God will have mercy on us all. ❤️”

elli_money wrote: Omo na tonto Dey advertise this to us ooh God Abeg.

fejis_corner wrote: Nothing in this Life can make me Touch my breast ,never ,omoh people get mind ooh.

pheemy_david wrote: Anything for the money. No thought of the aftermath, repercussions, and the implications. The truth is the breast will still sag no matter how hard you try to raise it. By the time you are 60, it will go down naturally.

timo_sterling wrote: We men likes how it was. Abeg 😢 the last result is turned off.

In related news, controversial actor, Uche Maduagwu took to social media to express his heartfelt gratitude for the generosity he received from his colleague, Tonto Dikeh.

In a post filled with gratitude and awe, Maduagwu revealed that he had received 2.5 million Naira from Dikeh to purchase construction materials like cement, sand, and blocks for building on his plot of land.

Maduagwu revealed that this whopping cash gift came after he learned about Tonto’s charitable deeds, where she donated N500K each to several women in Port Harcourt to start small businesses.

Maduagwu shared how he had encouraged those women to make good use of the money, never anticipating that he would be the recipient of such kindness so soon after.

Overflowing with appreciation, Maduagwu urged his followers to join him in thanking Tonto Dikeh for her acts of kindness.

He marvelled at how, as a village boy from Anambra, he now boasts plots of land in various states across Nigeria.

Maduagwu accompanied the write-up with a video of himself dancing ecstatically.