I see another tragedy looming in Adeleke Davido’s family — Kemi Olunloyo

Controversial journalist, Kemi Olunloyo has called out singer, Davido on Twitter.

The woman shared old tweets, accusing the singer of disrespecting her.

Olunloyo’s latest attack comes at a time the singer is mourning the loss of his son, Ifeanyi.

Starnews Nigeria reports that the outburst from Kemi Oluloyo follows the release of a DocuSeries in which she asserted that the Adeleke Family is suffering from a generational curse, which was the cause of untimely death of Davido’s loved ones passing away all around him according to her.

Kemi Olunloyo claimed in a post that was seen by Starnews Nigeria on her Instagram page that she still harbours resentment for Davio for treating her disrespectfully and using profane language toward her in the past.

Olunloyo released other outbursts on Wednesday against Davido on Twitter.

She attacked Davido in two different tweets. In the first tweet, she wrote, “Davido is DOWN, he can never rise again even by lifting others. I’m not interested in his mourning. His side of the family has ruined many lives including my name and brand. He is tasting his great-grandmother’s curse on Igbo women coming into the family”, she added.

In another tweet, she wrote, “I see another tragedy looming in the Adeleke’s family” she said.

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