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Self-acclaimed investigative journalist, Kemi Olunloyo has continued to lash out at the late actress Ada Ameh.
Learning the Ameh’s dead, Kemi Olunloyo had to reopened her beef with the late actress barely hours after the actress was declared dead.
It will be recalled that late last year, December 2021, Kemi Olunloyo and Ada had a public feud over the popular death of Sylvester Omoroni Junior.
Ameh had slammed Olunloyo for claiming that Sylvester was willing to join the school cult group; consented to be beaten, and he agreed to drink the alleged concoction.
Olunloyo, in a post shared on the microblogging platform, Twitter said she had reported Ada Ameh to the police and Department of State Service for threatening to beat her up.
Olunloyo then took another swipe at her, saying Ameh was smart but not intelligent then ‘advised’ her to focus on her dead daughter’s birthday instead of meddling in her affairs.
As the news broke about the death of the ace actress, Olunloyo had to go down memory lane to exhume the fracas they both had, noting that Ameh bullied and terrorized her in no small measure, so wouldn’t mourn her now.
Kemi Olunloyo noted how she had received several threats following her discord with Ada Ameh and even left her journalism career here in Nigeria because of Ada.
She also added that people to live a good life and never take anyone for face value.
Among the litany of texts she wrote in her latest update, Kemi said: “…stupid Nigerian sentiments because she’s dead. She clearly recorded a 5 segment video and WAS NOT ACTING ON TELEVISION. I met Ada in a REAL LIFE online situation. Let me it clear to everyone. She was a bully who terrorised a journalist.”
She continued: “Ada died in a mysterious circumstance. Her autopsyis of concern and needs to be taken seriously by the rest of her family. It will never bring her back.”
“Because of Ada, Adatoun and Tonto, I haven’t made a penny since December 2021 after losing numerous advertisers, putting former tenants on high alert and left journalism in Nigeria.”
Then she added: “My privacy and mental health was battered by these women. I don’t mourn. I don’t respect the dead. They are DEAD for a reason…”
