Tonto Dikeh Visits Abuja Hospital, Prays for Patients
Actress Shares Love, Gifts at National Hospital Abuja
Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has visited National Hospital Abuja, where she prayed with patients and donated items to those in the children’s and women’s wards.
She shared moments from the visit on her Instagram page. The videos showed her laying hands on patients, speaking words of encouragement, and offering financial support to some families.
A Visit Filled With Compassion
Dikeh explained that she did not go to the hospital just to make an appearance. She said she went to “carry light” to those going through difficult moments.
According to her, the hospital management received her warmly. She thanked them for their kindness and openness. However, she admitted that the children’s ward deeply affected her.
She described the experience as emotional. The sight of sick children fighting serious health battles overwhelmed her. At one point, she struggled to leave the ward because of the pain she witnessed.
Prayers, Gifts and Financial Support
During the visit, Dikeh prayed with patients and called on God for healing. She said she invoked “EL-ROI,” meaning the God who sees every tear and understands silent pain.
Beyond prayers, she took practical steps. She shared gifts with children and women in the wards. In addition, she provided financial assistance to some families to help offset their hospital bills.
She noted that while the support may not have covered everything, it made a difference. According to her, sometimes a small act becomes the miracle someone has been praying for.
Gratitude to Spiritual Mentors
Dikeh also acknowledged her spiritual parents, Jerry Eze and Eno Jerry, for shaping her commitment to helping others.
She thanked them for teaching her to impact lives rather than remain a spectator. She added that their guidance continues to bear fruit in meaningful places.
A Message of Hope
The actress concluded her message with a reminder. She urged people to become light in dark places. She expressed confidence that God sees the struggles of patients and responds to their prayers.
Her Abuja hospital visit has since drawn praise from fans. Many commended her for combining faith with practical support.
