Nollywood actress-cum-evangelist Tonto Dikeh has shared a profound lesson she established for herself this year, revealing how it has transformed her approach to relationships.
In a post shared on her Instagram page on Monday, she opened up about the importance of setting firm boundaries and prioritizing her peace.
Dikeh stated that as a woman of God, she would much rather adjust her life to someone's absence than compromise her boundaries to accommodate their disrespect.
According to her, relationships are meant to build people up, not diminish them, which is why she chooses peace over proximity.
The ex-wife of philanthropist Olakunle Churchill also noted that she carries too much value to be mishandled and that her worth is too priceless to be undermined by anyone’s lack of vision. She clarified that choosing herself is not an act of arrogance, but the ultimate act of stewardship over her life.
She wrote:
"I would far rather adjust my life to your absence than compromise my boundaries to accommodate your disrespect. Relationships are meant to build, not diminish. thus, peace will always take precedence over proximity."
"I carry too much value to allow myself to be mishandled, and my worth is far too priceless to be undermined by anyone’s lack of vision. Choosing myself isn’t arrogance. it is the ultimate act of stewardship over my life."
"Basking in Peace that makes no sense"



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