Tonto Dike Quits Dbanj's Record Label.

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Tonto Dike Quits Dbanj's Record Label


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Lagos - Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh, who recently delivered her first child, has just confirmed that she’s left the D’banj-led DB records.
She said this in a recent interview, while she talked about marriage and her child.
This is coming barely a week after D’banj’s producer of 4 years, Deevee and personal assistant, JeiJei Lee announced their departure from the label.
Tonto Dikeh ventured into music in October 2012, with the release of her controversial singles, Hi and Itz Ova, before signing with DB records in July 2014.

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