Kemi Olunloyo, a controversial investigative journalist, has lambasted artist Davido, and his wife Chioma for leaving their twins with nannies.
This comes after Davido and his wife, Chioma, returned to Nigeria for the first time after welcoming their twins, as shown in a viral video.
Kemi Olunloyo responded to this on her X handle, describing Davido as a disorganized person who does not plan effectively.
She criticized the musician for returning to Nigeria during the Grammy Awards event next week.
According to her, Davido should have remained in the United States till the Grammy Awards were done.
She confronted him for constantly publicizing his activities, claiming that opponents are monitoring.
Kemi Olunloyo accused the artist and his wife, dragging them for leaving their newborn twins with nannies and hitting the club to have fun.
She wrote:
“DAVIDO AND CHIOMA UPDATE:
?Davido is disorganized and doesn’t plan well. Don’t want to see any rubbish comments under my post because many of you are simply not intelligent and you will be blocked ASAP?
Why travel to Nigeria yesterday when the Grammys are NEXT WEEK. You should be in a protective state so you can attend. Nigeria is hot right now with kidnappers and evil eyes.
You land with your twins and first stop is the club to celebrate Chioma’s return.
The twins are being dumped with nannies again. Sophia’s goons are scoping you, evil eyes are tracking your movements since you’re filming it. Stop this mess Davido. You should have finished the Grammy awards first then bring your family home UNANNOUNCED
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