Media personality Shade Ladipo has taken to social media to advise Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh over her ongoing rift with dancer Usiwo Orezimena Jane popularly known as Janemena.
Recall days ago that Janemena filed a petition before the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) against Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh over alleged claims of cyberstalking and criminal defamation of her character.
This came after Delta State politician; Prince Kpokpogri denied insinuations made on social media by his estranged ex-girlfriend, actress Tonto Dikeh that he once dated Janemena.
Recall that Tonto Dikeh in a post shared on her Instagram page weeks ago forewarned married dancer, Jane Mena, of her former boyfriend, Prince Kpokpogri’s alleged possession of her (Janemena’s) ‘old and very recent s3x tapes.’
The actress also alleged that Prince Kpokpogri is also in possession of s3x tapes of a lot of “other married women, celebrities and single girls too”.
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However, Prince Kpokpogri later defended his friendship with the dancer, Janemena after she was alerted by Tonto Dikeh of him allegedly being in possession of her “old and recent” s3x tapes.
Janemena later replied Tonto Dikeh via a petition written and filed on her behalf by her solicitors, Rockson Igelige, of Felix, Igelige & Associates, describing Tonto’s claims as damaging.
In her petition, Janemena demanded an immediate retraction of the said publications by Tonto Dikeh on her social media handles and a publication of the retraction in four national dailies in Nigeria.
She also asked that the actress tenders an unreserved apology to her and pay the sum of N500,000,000 (Five Hundred Million Naira) as exemplary damages for the malicious publications.
While reacting to the online drama between the actress and the dancer, via a post on her Instagram page on Tuesday, October, 12, Shade Ladipo, said that Tonto Dikeh should focus on the man who hurt her.
“Sis focus your energy on the man who hurt you. It wasn’t the woman who hurt you. Hurt people, hurt people. Focus on garri, Selah,” she wrote.
