Kemi Olunloyo Reveals Identity Of Former COZA Staff Who Claimed Pastor Fatoyinbo Raped Her

Kemi Olunloyo is trash for revealing this lady's identity in the name of investigative journalism; for God's sake there are legal protections for journalists whose sources who do not want to be named!

I'm so furious. What manner of irresponsibility is this? What evil is this?

— Chioma Agwuegbo (@ChiomaChuka) July 4, 2019

Under the law, what Kemi Olunloyo did is called Defamation of Character and Tunmise Oluyede can sue her "massively".

Journalism is not about exposing victims, it is about exposing oppressors. This is the missing piece of Kemi Olunloyo's journalism puzzle. People don't trust her. pic.twitter.com/cS9ZODjtgj

— ayemojubar 🫆 (@ayemojubar) July 4, 2019

People leave prison and they are reformed to become better and more sensible people. But a few times, some people leave prison only to constitute a nuisance to society.

The Nigerian Prison Service should have just kept Kemi Olunloyo out of circulation like old one naira coins.

— OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 (@OurFavOnlineDoc) July 4, 2019

I'm disgusted with this attitude of Kemi Olunloyo, it sucks real bad. Someone should ask whether she's been paid for this and if it happens to be so was it worth to be raped, what if she was your daughter ? What is even your gain in life, to be popular ? Nonsense!

— Adeola Adesina (@HurlaryD9jaDude) July 4, 2019

I’ve never seen any reasonable post from this Kemi Olunloyo girl.

I can only but imagine how her family members manage to cope with her.

She’s really beyond repair. How can you write something like this out there? Are you not just mad like this? pic.twitter.com/oEZNtKdZ8U

— Good Life (@SmallBigbooty) July 4, 2019

Seen documentaries where prostitutes, drug dealers and kidnappers were interviewed and kept anonymous. That's investigative journalism.

Kemi Olunloyo is just a vulture.

— Marvin the Paranoid Android (@Boboye_Ak) July 4, 2019

How come many people are just realizing that Kemi Olunloyo is mentally ill? The only reason she's come this far is that most Nigerians don't see mental illness the way they see malaria, diahoea, diabetes or cancer.

— El Commandante® (@MrLekanAdigun) July 4, 2019