Tonto Dikeh unveils new ministry
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At a glance
- Nigerian actress Tonto Dikeh launched a new spiritual movement called the New Wine Prophetic Tabernacle.
- The interdenominational movement aims to foster genuine revival and transformation among believers.
- Dikeh previously shared her personal journey of overcoming addiction and anger issues.
Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has launched a new spiritual movement, the New Wine Prophetic Tabernacle. She announced the interdenominational initiative on Instagram, describing it as a "global movement of consecrated believers called to experience the raw power, purity, and presence of God."
The movement is anchored on the biblical passage Mark 2:22 and aims to be a "dwelling place of His presence" for those seeking genuine revival. Its vision is to "see a global awakening of consecrated believers operating in the raw power, purity, and presence of God transforming nations and establishing the Kingdom of Christ on Earth."
NWPT exists as a dwelling place of His presence for those who refuse to settle for lukewarm Christianity and are hungry for genuine revival, fire, and transformation.
NWPT's mission includes building an "interdenominational altar of prayer, revival, and apostolic training" to equip believers, activate spiritual gifts, and promote soul-winning and deliverance. Dikeh distinguishes it from a conventional church, calling it an "intense gathering of those consecrated and equipped for the purposes of God."
The announcement follows Dikeh's increased spiritual activity, including signing posts as "Ada El-Roi" and participating in Pastor Jerry Eze's NSPPD community. This shift in her public lifestyle comes after she shared a testimony in December 2025 about her deliverance from smoking, alcohol addiction, masturbation, and anger issues.
This is not a church; it is an intense gathering of those consecrated and equipped for the purposes of God. A people set apart, refined by His presence, and commissioned to advance His Kingdom.
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