Tonto Dike in trouble for forging and selling of her ex husband's car

More trouble for Tonto Dike as her ex husband, Olakunle Churchill has through his lawyer, written a petition to the Inspector General of Police (IGP), over an allegation of forgery of the ownership document of her ex husband's car, and subsequently selling it.

The said car which was acquired by Churchill through his company, Big Church group at the cost of N22 million, was converted to home use , when Tonto Dike gave birth to their child, Andre.

Tonto was alleged to have forged the car's ownership document, and sold it after they had divorced.

According to Ace solicitor, Churchill's lawyer, "we make this submission to the police, not because he’s interested in having the vehicle back, but just to keep the police informed, so as not be dragged into any issue over whatever the vehicle may be used for, since he wasn’t aware of the transaction or even the person that acquired the vehicle’.

Below is the copy of the petition sent to the IGP;

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