Kemi Olunloyo storm Agodi Prison. Her reason will shock you



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The Controversial blogger, Kemi Olunloyo, yesterday visited popular broadcaster- Oriyomi Hamzat in Agodi Prison, Ibadan where he and 3 others, are being remanded for alleged murder.
Oriyomi and three others had been allegedly arrested and charged for murdered a 17-year old boy.
Recalled that The Iyaganku Magistrate Court adjourned the case till September 5th, 2017.
Writing on her Facebook page, the daughter of ex-governor of Oyo State, Dr. Omololu Olunloyo, said: “Today I dropped off provisions and cash to him for living expenses in the prisons. I was wrongfully locked up in the largest prison in #Nigeria #PHmax.
He said none of his colleagues in radio and Oyo Journalists has visited him. That’s life. Previously before today I had never met him but knew his dynamic #Yoruba daily radio shows syndicated on several radio stations. ..”
“May the soul of the orphaned boy rest in peace. There are no winners in this case. It is truly tragic. My own son will be 17. Hazmat’s face was lit up when they told him #kemiolunloyo had arrived to visit him.
Ibinabo did the same for me. She was at #Kirikiri.
She sent me cash and provisions whenever she visited her mom in #PortHarcourt. I plan to visit Hamzat

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