Tonto Dikeh leads prayer, breaks 'spirit of death' over schoolgirl
Actress and philanthropist Tonto Dikeh has shared a testimony of her faith journey, recounting how she prayed for a schoolgirl she believed was under a “spirit of death” during an
Actress and philanthropist Tonto Dikeh has shared a testimony of her faith journey, recounting how she prayed for a schoolgirl she believed was under a "spirit of death" during an evangelism outreach.
In a video posted on her Instagram page, Dikeh said she sensed a troubling spiritual presence around the environment after concluding the outreach, prompting her and her team to pray.
The actress, who has recently embraced evangelism, stated that a young girl approached her and shared that she had been repeatedly seeing bats around her.
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“Today, God allowed me to see a glimpse of the ministry He has placed upon my life. I was delivered from the marine world so that I may become an instrument in His hands to deliver others,” Tonto wrote.
She further explained, “As we were driving out after our evangelism at the school today, I suddenly sensed a spirit of death hovering around the environment. I immediately shared this with my team, and we began to pray. In less than two minutes, a young girl ran up to me and asked that I pray for her. Her friends encouraged her to speak, and she shared that she had been seeing bats appearing around her repeatedly.”
Dikeh and her team prayed for the student, believing the situation was resolved spiritually.
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“We began to pray, and the Holy Spirit took over. The presence and glory of God filled that moment. The spirit of death was confronted, the demonic attack was broken, and God’s power brought deliverance. To the glory of God, she was also one of the students who gave her life to Christ earlier, which made the work of God even more powerful and timely. My team and I will be following up with her as the Lord continues His work in her life.”
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Dikeh, who recently said she no longer wishes to be addressed as “King Tonto Dikeh” but prefers to be known as an evangelist, added that the experience marked only the beginning of what she described as God’s work in her ministry.
She expressed gratitude to her spiritual mentors, Jerry Eze and Eno Jerry, and stated that the experience marked the beginning of God's work in her ministry. Over 100 students gave their lives to Christ during the outreach.
“God is only just beginning with us as a team. As the Word says: ‘Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love Him.’”
“I want to sincerely honor and thank my spiritual father and mother @realjerryeze @enojerry22 for raising radical soldiers for God, women who are changing the narrative and advancing the Kingdom of God against the kingdom of darkness. Papa, thank you for praying over and blessing the materials we used. God truly went before us, made a name for Himself, and His glory was revealed in our midst.”
Dikeh added: “All we can say is: Thank You, Lord Jesus, for everything You did today. Over 100 young champions gave their lives to Christ. God is reclaiming what belongs to Him — THE WORLD.”
