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Photos: Toke Makinwa slays in South Africa - meets SA OAPs and others on the OnBecoming SA tour


Toke Makinwa recently landed in South Africa as part of the international leg of her On Becoming book tour.

Stunning in a pink Gert Johan dress and Calvin Klein sandals all styled by Harvellastyles, she was on her way
to TouchHD for a radio interview where she hung out with radio mogul, Tbo Touch.

Toke is on the final swing of the international tour of her memoir On Becoming following initial stops in the United States, Ghana and the United Kingdom.

She will be hosting a Book Signing and Reading on Saturday.

More pictures below...




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