October 6, 2024

Nigerian journalist, Kemi Olunloyo, has finally apologized to Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB members for calling them Terrorists years ago. Recall that a few years ago, Kemi openly slammed Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB members by calling them “Terrorists.”






Taking to her Twitter page, Kemi Olunloyo, finally addresses the issue. In her tweet, she openly asked Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB to forgive her for calling them “terrorists.” Last year, Kemi Olunloyo also spread a rumour about Nnamdi Kanu, saying he had died. She was dragged to the ground by Igbo people.


She wrote on Twitter:

“I apologise as a Journalist for calling IPOB a terror group as their PROSCRIPTION IS FAKE

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I refuse to push the media agenda in the MSM as I’m independent and do my own thing. If bandits and killer herders are not Terrorists, who is? To Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB, I’m sorry

Folded hands.


2pm to 7:55pm 

Friday February 26th 2021

Dr Olukemi Olunloyo 

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#IPOBVictims is an Investigative piece focusing on the saga of Political Activist and Separatist Nnamdi Kanu and his Indigenous People of Biafra versus the Nigerian government.

Good luck with #IPOB

Pensive face. 






#IPOBVictims In my full opinion, IPOB is a full blown separatist group AND NOT A TERRORIST GROUP and they are victims of Buhari’s govt since day one. Buhari and every military leader played a big part in the Biafran war. The ICC was not created yet. We must educate the kids.

21) Concluding my investigation

Buhari and Kanu are both alive. Kanu needs to focus on the bigger picture. He needs to reorganize IPOB and remove the terrorist proscription, he needs to get justice for the dead. The SARS IPOB PROTESTERS and The rally genocide and ESN casualties.”





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