- Olakunle Churchill shared an emotional video of his son King Andre, reflecting on their shared traits and bond during a birthday celebration.
- The clip sparked mixed reactions online, with many fans praising the heartwarming father-son moment.
Nigerian businessman Olakunle Churchill has warmed hearts online after sharing an emotional video featuring his son with ex-wife, actress Tonto Dikeh, King Andre, during a birthday celebration.
In the video, Churchill reflected on his son’s personality, noting their shared traits and emotional connection through dance and expression.
Sharing the clip, he wrote: “He’s a shy dancer today, just like I once was. Growth has a beautiful way of repeating itself. In his quiet moves, I see the same dance steps, the same joy. I see greatness.”
The post quickly sparked reactions on social media, with users sharing mixed but lively opinions.
One user, @thereal_bim, commented: “Church is so petty ehn”
Another, @tk_tash, wrote: “This Churchill no well o. Back to back. Who want to die make e die”
Reacting humorously, @vickyempire28 said: “E come be like say juju don clear. Make nobody attack me, I don too watch Nollywood”
Others focused on the father-son bond, with @formulatorspantry101 describing them as: “Unbothered Baba and his twin.”
The emotional clip has continued to generate engagement online, with many praising the visible bond between Churchill and his son, King Andre.
In other news… Human rights activist Harrison Gwamnishu has raised alarm after allegedly being tear-gassed by police officers during a tense incident at the Uvwie-Effurun Area Command in Delta State.
The activist, who was present to peacefully mediate a protest seeking justice for the late Mene Ogidi, said the situation spiraled out of control despite efforts to maintain calm.
Taking to Instagram to share videos from the scene, Harrison explained that he had visited the deceased’s family alongside other human rights groups before proceeding to the police station. According to him, they waited patiently for the Delta State Commissioner of Police, who had earlier assured them he would address the matter.
However, tensions escalated when the police chief failed to show up as promised. Harrison noted that members of Mene Ogidi also known as Oghenemine’s community arrived at the scene in large numbers and blocked the road in protest.
He said he immediately stepped in to de-escalate the situation and prevent a breakdown of law and order. But rather than calm the crowd, he alleged that police officers suddenly fired tear gas canisters into the gathering.
The chaos reportedly intensified moments later when a group of armed men wielding cutlasses and pump-action rifles stormed the area, attacking protesters and leaving several people injured. Harrison claimed the attackers were allegedly sponsored by the Ekpan Community Chairman.
In his reaction, the activist called on the Delta State Commissioner of Police to issue a formal apology over the incident. He also demanded compensation for damaged property, including torn clothes and a missing phone, as well as medical support for those injured.
“I wish to state that the Delta State Commissioner of Police owes us an apology and should take responsibility for the items that were damaged and lost during the incident. Its alledged they are sponsored by Ekpan Community Chairman. We stand in solidarity with Oghenemine’s family”
Despite the ordeal, Harrison later reassured his followers of his safety in a follow-up video, stating that he was unharmed even after being exposed to tear gas.
“I nor cause any problem but only mediated, but Police bath me with TearGas. I am SAFE and unhurt. Thanks for all your concerns. I sincerely appreciate 🙏 @edafebright, the Command will replace lost phone, torn cloth, treatment of injured persons. I will come fir it at the appropriate time. #EndPoliceBrutality #ExtraJudicialKillings #alwaysfilmthepolice”
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