Prominent Nollywood actress, Tonto Dike, has described her husband, Churchill Olakunle, as not only a liar, but incapable of fulfilling a woman’s sexual desires.
The Nollywood queen disclosed this in an interview with popular On Air Personality, Daddy Freeze, in response to what she tagged the many lies her husband has been telling about her.
The interview, now on Youtube, saw Dike detailing how she was maltreated by Olakunle throughout their relationship.
She also said her ex-hubby built their relationship on lies.
She said Olakunle has no source of known livelihood, adding that she fully sponsored their wedding, up to buying her groom’s shoes.
She said Olakunle lied that he bought the house they lived in while in Ghana and that the rent for the apartment they occupied in Nigeria was paid by her.
Dike also tendered the receipts for the school fees of their son, King, which she said she paid except once after they had separated, adding that Olakunle had to pay because of a court order.
She also disputed the claim by Olakunle that he is related to former President Olusegun Obasanjo.
She said it was Olakunle’s father that worked for Obasanjo as a gardener, adding that the best she thinks her former husband did for the ex-president was work in his library.
While denying engaging in extramarital affairs, Dike said it was Olakunle that dated an actress she refused to name and other ladies.
On their sexual relationship, Dike said Olakunle suffered from premature ejaculation.
She said: “At the beginning of the relationship, I never really suspected he had a sexual problem.
“It is called premature ejaculation.
“He cannot stay inside a woman for more than 40 seconds.
“Our longest sex was one minute and that was when we had our son, King.”
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