Kemi Olunloyo, daughter of the late former Oyo State governor Dr. Victor Omololu Olunloyo, has publicly declined condolences following her father’s death on Sunday, April 6.
The controversial media personality took to her Facebook page on Wednesday to express her stance, stating that she no longer associates with the Olunloyo family and had cut ties since 2024. "I am NOT part of the Olunloyo family anymore," she declared. "I told you in 2024 that I would never return to Nigeria, even if my parents died."
Through a series of Facebook posts and TikTok videos, Kemi shared deeply personal accounts, alleging a history of emotional and physical abuse by her late father. While she claimed to have forgiven him, she maintained that she would not be mourning with others. “I am not accepting anybody’s condolences because I am not condoling with anybody,” she stated. “If you want to condole with my father or his family, go to Facebook.com/omololuolunloyo.”
Kemi painted a complex picture of her father, describing him as a dual personality—one celebrated by the public, another who she says caused irreparable damage to his family. “My father destroyed our family unit,” she said. “He tortured us emotionally and physically. He ruined our lives.”
She also alleged that Dr. Olunloyo was deeply involved in occult practices and claimed she confronted him about it on his 80th birthday, after which he sought spiritual transformation through Pastor E.A. Adeboye.
Further allegations included claims that family turmoil began after her father married Ronke Sonaike (later Aderonke Omololu Olunloyo), who had initially been part of his 1983 campaign team. Kemi blamed this relationship for triggering a series of family crises, including a rift with her mother and strained sibling relationships.
Kemi accused her stepmother of isolating their father after a stroke in 2021, stating that many family members were denied access to him in his final years. She also made startling claims about past attempts to harm her mother and supernatural confrontations within the household.
Despite the heavy accusations, Kemi maintained a spiritual perspective. “I know I’m special and I know what God brought me here for,” she said. “They tried to kill my story but they didn’t.”
Dr. Victor Omololu Olunloyo, a distinguished mathematician and politician, leaves behind a complicated legacy—celebrated by the public, but remembered differently within parts of his family.