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‎Tonto Dikeh declares for Christ on NSPPD: ‘I am the Esther of my generation’

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‎By Chioma Obinagwam

‎Popular Nollywood actress, film producer, and politician Tonto Dikeh has embraced Jesus Christ and publicly announced her salvation.

‎Confiance News gathered that she made her declaration to live and work for Jesus Christ during a testimony session on the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD), a global interdenominational prayer platform led by Nigerian pastor Jerry Eze of Streams of Joy International.

‎Dikeh recounted how God not only healed her brokenness but also delivered her from several personal struggles, including intense anger outbursts, smoking addiction, masturbation, and chronic back pain.

‎She shared a powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit, who revealed to her that she is the “Esther of her generation.”

‎“I was praying in my room and I heard a voice calling ‘Esther.’ I turned and could not see anyone. I continued my prayers and heard the name again. The Holy Spirit said to me, ‘You are the Esther of your generation…’”

‎Tonto Dikeh affirmed her readiness to serve Jesus Christ and win souls for Him.

‎Reacting to her testimony, Pastor Jerry Eze noted that her story had already begun to impact lives, as many worshippers at Streams of Joy International, Abuja, came forward to surrender their lives to Christ.

‎He added that Dikeh has demonstrated her commitment by enrolling in the church’s School of Disciples.

‎Confiance News
reports that, according to the scriptures, Jesus Christ died for the salvation of mankind, and His will is for all to be saved.

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