Olamide Killed His Father For Rituals - Madam Kemi Olunloyo [Photos]



After the events of yesterday where Olamide and Don Jazzy got involed in a small social melee at The Headies Awards, Madam Kemi Olunloyo, daughter of a former governor of Oyo State, a socialite and a vocal supporter for the actualization of Biafra Republic, predicted that Olamide's career will go downhill following the events.

However, on Sunday, Kemi's words took a new turn as she said Olamide was a ritualist (Olamide's father died only weeks ago) and also insinuated that the YBNL rapper should be in jail for vandalizing a room at The Headies if it were to happen in the United States.




Madam didn't fail to bring some ethnic spice into her arguments as well:

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