Nollywood star Tonto Dikeh has issued a firm warning to a TikTok user allegedly posing as her online, accusing the individual of using her name, image, and videos to scam members of the public.
In a video statement circulated on social media, the actress disclosed that law enforcement agencies are already monitoring the fake account.
She claimed the person behind the impersonation is female and insisted she would pursue the matter legally until justice is served.
Dikeh criticised the unauthorised reuse of her content, explaining that the act crossed the line from admiration into deliberate fraud. She alleged that the impostor has been presenting the account as her official TikTok page while collecting money from unsuspecting followers.
Prompt News reports the actress warned the suspect to stop immediately, stressing that failure to do so would attract serious legal consequences once apprehended.
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“I know my impersonator is a girl because we have been trailing you, and the police are on you,” she stated.
Speaking directly to the alleged offender, Dikeh added, “To the girl who is impersonating me on TikTok, collecting money from people, scamming people, and also scamming me because you are taking my content and posting on your TikTok page, not as a fan page, but posing to be me.”
She ended her message with a stern declaration, saying, “I just want to tell you that when I catch you, nobody is going to save you. Only Jesus will save you. Because I’m not the kind of person who would back down. You will definitely go to jail.”
