Kemi Olunloyo’s Bombshell: “My Father Destroyed Our Family Unit, Tortured Us As Kids

Kemi Olunloyo, controversial media personality, and daughter of former governor of Oyo State, has released what could easily be described as a bombshell.

She declares unequivocally that what her late father portrayed to the outside, world was not what he was to them, and that as a result, she is coming out publicly to disown him.

“My father destroyed our family unit; my father tortured us as kids. He tortured us emotionally and physically. My father ruined the family unit.

“My father marketed me as his favourite daughter and child to the world; he also marketed himself to me as that. But I was far from being his favourite. My father used me for a lot of things. My father did a lot to all of us. When I said he used me, he took advantage of my own positive energies.”

Kemi Olunloyo asserting that the former governor was involved in things people did not know, she added:

“My father was into ‘juju’ heavily. My father was into occult practices and I called my father out on his 80th birthday.

Kemi: My father used me for a lot of things, he did a lot to all of us

“After I called him out, he went to Pastor E.A. Adeboye that he wanted to become born-again, and he did.”

Reflecting upon some of the deeds of the past, she blurted

“I am not part of the Olunloyo family anymore and told you that in 2024 that I will never return to Nigeria even if my parents died,” she said.

“I am not accepting anybody’s condolences because I am not condoling with anybody.”

“You don’t know what’s going on in my family, and I don’t know what’s going on in your family.

“My father, Victor Omololu Olunloyo, is two different people.

“He was one person to the world; he was another person to the family.

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According to her, in posts she made on Tiktok and Facebook,  the late politician’s relationship with Aderonke Omololu Olunloyo, formerly known as Ronke Sonaike, whom he met during his 1983 governorship campaign and later married, was a major source of conflict within the family.

“My mother married an intellectual, a man who got his Ph.D at 26 years old. And he turned into a polygamist. Not that polygamists are not good, but the way it happened to my family,” she said.