Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has issued a tough warning over a TikTok impersonation scam, vowing legal action against anyone defrauding fans in her name

Nollywood actress and philanthropist Tonto Charity Dikeh has issued a stern warning to individuals impersonating her on social media, particularly TikTok, accusing them of scamming fans and vowing to pursue legal action.

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Tonto Dikeh said a female impersonator has been using her identity on TikTok to solicit money from unsuspecting followers while reposting her original content and presenting herself as the actress.

Speaking in a video broadcast shared online, Dikeh said security agencies were already tracking the suspect and warned that the matter would not be treated lightly.

“I know my impersonator is a girl because we have been trailing you and the police are on you,” the actress said.

“You are collecting money from people, scamming them and scamming me by stealing my content and posing as me, not as a fan page.”

Dikeh warned that once apprehended, the suspect would face the full weight of the law, regardless of public sentiment or social media pressure.

“When I catch you, nobody is going to save you. Only Jesus will save you,” she said.

“Social media will not make me back down. You will definitely go to jail.”

The actress urged fans to remain vigilant and avoid engaging with unofficial accounts, noting that impersonation and online fraud have become a growing concern for public figures and their followers.

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The warning comes amid increasing reports of celebrity impersonation scams on social media platforms, with victims often lured into sending money under false pretences.