CONTROVERSIAL KEMI OLUNLOYO APOLOGIZES TO JIDE KOSOKO'S FAMILY OVER HER "REST IN HELL" COMMENTS

The controversial daughter of Victor Omololu Olunloyo – a former governor of Oyo State, Kemi Olunloyo, has tendered apologies to the Kosokos over her comments on the death of Jide Kosoko’s third wife, Henrietta.
After her allegations that Kosoko may have used his wife for ritual, noting that it was a rare coincidence for a man to lose three wives consecutively, a mild drama played out on the social media yesterday as Ms. Olunloyo engaged in war of words with Taiwo Olowu, one of the twin sons of the deceased.
This ensued after the deceased’s daughter, Morenike Kosoko called out to the social critic on Twitter.

Morenike, in a direct tweet to the social critic wrote: “Not married and you have two children. You be olosho asewo.”
In a swift response, Ms. Olunloyo, whose public criticism of people apparently knows no bounds, tweeted: “Hope your Henrietta goes straight to hell.
“I left a domestic abusive situation not like you ritualist kinds that die I it.
“How many kids did she have for another man?” she tweeted.

In his reaction, the deceased’s son, a songster popularly known as LT wrote: “Kemi did not confirm who the children of Henrietta Kosoko are before insulting my mum, saying she will go to hell.”
Barely 24 hours after, Ms. Olunloyo apologized over her ‘rest in hell’ comment.
On her Facebook page, the US-trained journalist said her statements about Henrietta going to hell stemmed from her anger at Morenike.
She wrote: “I sincerely apologize to Taiwo the son of Henrietta Kosoko and Jide Kosoko.
“My reaction from Morenike Kosoko angered me. Calling me the wizard of prostitutes Olosho Asewo is uncalled for.
“I had my two children out of wedlock because of domestic violence at 27 years old and late Henrietta also had the twins for another man she left too.
“I have learned not to engage Nigerians on social media who say such. I had a right to be angry at the time but anger is not the answer.
“May Henrietta rest in peace and not hell and to Jide Kosoko stay strong,” Ms. Olunloyo added.