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You can’t, at least not at any reasonable cost. Tamron still makes its Adaptall lenses with interchangeable mounts, but Tokina has no such product. Best plan: Sell it and use the money to buy a Nikon mount lens.
I never heard of that, but a camera repair shop may know how to do this - and if it’s worth it. I don’t see an adapter at B&H, either.