You Told Me You Nearly Killed Churchill With A Gun – Kemi Olunloyo Claps Back At Tonto Dikeh

Questionable Nigerian writer and blogger, Kemi Olunloyo has gotten down on Nollywood entertainer Tonto Dikeh as she uncovers that the entertainer admitted to practically killing her then-spouse, Olakunle Churchill.

Tonto Dikeh and Kemi have been at one another’s necks from that point forward, Kemi Olunloyo credited her savaging of Sovereign Kpokpogri over the destruction of his Abuja home to clout pursuing.

A couple of hours after Tonto Dikeh tried the blogger to give her sources to claims that she possesses a weapon, Kemi has uncovered that the entertainer herself called her to admit to practically killing her significant other in their lodging during a short stay in Ghana.

She proceeded to say that Tonto Dikeh has forever been fixated on clout pursuing adding that she ought to zero in on the childhood of her child whose life as per Kemi has been demolished by Tonto.

“I upheld #TontoDikeh in light of the fact that she was the second individual to give to my jail pledge drive, something I presently acknowledge she accomplished for clout. I lost a $5M business #hnnafrica and I even advised her to guard herself against aggressive behavior at home.

She guaranteed she saw a homicide and its arrangement in an Abuja lodging. Tonto do you hit me up for a very long time on WhatsApp in 2018 yelling about how you nearly killed Churchill with a firearm? Ghana police said you were vigorously plastered and, surprisingly, pointed the firearm at the houseboy and brother-in-regulation… “

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