Nigerian investigative journalist Kemi Olunloyo has made a shocking allegation against actress Tonto Dikeh and music executive Paulo Okoye.
On her Facebook page, she claimed that Tonto slept with the partner of Iyabo Ojo in Dubai after he secured her release during the police altercation incident. She claimed that Tonto spent the night with Paulo.
The journalist noted how Iyabo and Tonto had shared the same ‘gbola’.
“Tonto knacked Paulo in Dubai after he secured her release during the police altercation incident. She spent the night with him. Iyabo and Toto shared Gbola
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Over the years, Kemi Olunloyo has become well-known for her atrocious claims against celebrities.
Recently, she made a bizarre claim about Davido and Iyabo over their absence at Tiwa Savãge’s father’s burial. She alleged that Iyabo was sending Mohbad’s wife for hook-ups, while Davido wanted to sign Zinoleesky and collapse Marlian music.
In a previous post, she accused Iyabo of being a p0rn star in the Benin Republic. She said Iyabo fed a false narrative for years that she was raped 5 times, when in reality, she had slept with 5 different men.
The journalist had also alleged that Priscilla’s maternal grandmother, passed away due to complications from parànoid schizophrenia. She claimed that Iyabo abused her mother till she died.
Iyabo, responding to her said Kemi would continue to beg until she dies. Mocking her for living a pathetic life, she said that if Kemi’s children had given her the care she gave her late mother, her life wouldn’t have ended like that
Olunloyo didn’t stop there, she went on to drag Iyabo’s daughter, alleging that Priscilla hired a surrogate for their unborn child. She claimed that the couple had welcomed a boy, as she noted how the baby would have 3 passports – Canadian, Tanzanian and Nigerian.
Not stopping there, Olunloyo further alleged that Priscilla and Juma did IVF, which was planted into a surrogate, and a baby exchange was done. She also alleged that the baby wasn’t born in Canada, but in DSalam.
