Sultry actress and one of Nollywood’s active philanthropists, Tonto Dikeh, has gotten back her full rhythm as the mother of one has been pencilled to join a select few career iconoclasts for an all girls advocacy programme, Girls’ Empowerment Outreach.
The bubbly screen goddess, who is just rounding off her first movie appearance after many years, is one of the four respected female role models expected as Guest Speakers at the charitable event organised by Aderonke Bello’s Fame Foundation in Abuja.
The event, Girls’ Empowerment Outreach, which is the brain child of international journalist of great repute, advocate and founder, Fame Foundation, Aderonke Bello, parades other female bigwigs like Diane Weist Young, who is going to be doing: “Thinking about all the careers for you,” and Victoria Minaise, a life coach and entrepreneur, whose mentorship takes care of: “How to become a responsible woman.”
Others, aside the convener who talks exclusively about: “You, yourself self esteem and etiquettes,” is the energetic thespian, Tonto Dike, who speaks on: “The Importance of Education In A Girl-Child’s life.”
She will be banking on her wealth of knowledge as a graduate of Petrochemical Engineering from the Rivers State University of Technology.
The prestigious event, which promises to be grand holds at the Noble Hall, Leadership Academy For Girls, Plot 273, Institutes and Research District, Idu Yard, Jabbi-Airport Road/Off Cocacola Junction, Abuja.
Dike, who has just returned from an international trip to Kenya, where she was part of an inspirational peace delegate for the success of the country’s forthcoming election, is on a new lease of life.
She said: “I have to hit the ground running because bills wait for nobody.
“Before I cope with mothering, career expenses, rent and other maintenances, it won’t be a bed of roses unless we hit the road.”
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