Controversial journalist and blogger, Kemi Olunloyo has claimed IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu is dead.
Kemi Olunloye who is known for her controversial posts on the social media had initially posted ‘Nnamdi Kanu is gone’ without explaining further.
According to her, the person that spoke on the radio the previous day was not Nnamdi Kanu, hence the need to hide his face.
She wrote:
#BREAKING UPDATE I was briefed by a top military defense dept source that Nnamdi Kanu did pass away in an Italian hospital as reported. I was also told that whoever is broadcasting is an impostor meant to keep IPOB together. The Italian Hospital source also confirmed it #RIPKanu
Kanu’s wife is in the UK and is reportedly angry at IPOB Spokesmen for “covering her husband’s death up” and not announcing. I asked my defense dept source if they will announce, they said in due course. Meanwhile a double is on air on his program. I have asked for a live video
Nobody knows where the double is broadcasting from. IPOB continues to be a nuisance and reportedly working on who will head the terror group next or if Biafra will be achieved. #RIPNnamdiKanu
Nnamdi Kanu has died and gone. The person on a radio/video show yesterday didn’t have to hide their face. That person was physically in Nigeria doing his voice over. As a broadcaster, I can do voices of many public figures. #RIPNnamdiKanu
In a more recent tweet, she said, “Nnamdi Kanu has died and gone. The person on a radio/video show yesterday didn’t have to hide their face. That person was physically in Nigeria doing his voice over. As a broadcaster, I can do voices of many public figures. #RIPNnamdiKanu”
Nnamdi Kanu has died and gone. The person on a radio/video show yesterday didn't have to hide their face. That person was physically in Nigeria doing his voice over. As a broadcaster, I can do voices of many public figures. #RIPNnamdiKanu
— Journalist Kemi Olunloyo ?? (@KemiOlunloyo) April 27, 2020
It should be recalled that Kemi had predicted the death of a top government official, which many believed was the late Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari whose death was later announced by the Presidency.
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