“Do2dtun is a weak man” Kemi Olunloyo slams Nigerians over their hypocrisy in his case with ex-wife

• Investigative journalist, Kemi Olunloyo calls Do2dtun a weak over his constant cry on social media concerning issues with ex-wife
• She slammed Nigerian who are supporting Do2dtun but has remained quiet over Tonto and Churchill’s child’s case, Alleging that Tonto hasn’t let her ex see their son for over 7 years now

Investigative reporter Kemi Olunloyo likens On-Air Personality, Do2dtun’s custody dispute with his ex- wife to that of Olakunle Churchill, Tonto Dikeh’s ex-husband.

She referred to the media figure as a coward and questioned if he want for himself to suffer the same fate as Bimbo, the late wife of the car dealer IVD.

Kemi remarked on how Nigerians are selective hypocrites as she urged the online campaigners seeking justice for Do2dtun to also stand up for Olakunle Churchill, who Tonto is believed to have been preventing from seeing his son.

The contentious journalist said that despite a court order, Tonto had denied Churchill access to his kid for more than seven years.

“Dotun Kayode is a weak man. Your ex-wife is telling you she wants NOTHING on social media to protect the girls. You want the IVD/BIMBO route #PEOSM my acronym for “Post everything on social media”.

The same online people fighting for him should also shift their energy to helping Churchill. Tonto has not let him see his son for 7 years even WITH A COURT ORDER. Nigerians are selective hypocrites. Awon Oloriburuku gbogbo”.

In another story, Kemi Olunloyo gives details on Chioma Davido’s reported childbirth

In a tweet, the self-acclaimed investigative journalist disclosed that Chioma delivered twins at Grady Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, a state in the US.

She added that the babies (a boy and a girl) were born last night, Monday 9th October 2023.

Kemi further claimed that the babies weighed 5 pounds each and are very healthy. Additionally, she averred that the babies were born by cesarean section at 38 weeks and Chioma has been on bed rest for the past 90 days.