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What Caused My Beef with Tiwa Savage – Kemi Olunloyo Opens up Days after Calling out The Singer
Controversial journalist, Kemi Olunloyo, has opened up about the cause of her beef with singer, Tiwa Savage, days after throwing shades at her..
Speaking via Twitter, Kemi Olunloyo said the Genesis of her beef with Tiwa Savage was when it was being alleged that she was being fed by the singer.
According to Kemi, she expected Tiwa Savage to clear the air and debunk such speculations but Tiwa rather kept quiet about it.
In her words:
“Tiwa did NOTHING for me. I never asked for anything. I simply took her as a younger friend. Stop talking about shit you hear. Verify! I’m only mad at her that she kept silent when Adetoun said @TiwaSavage feeds me. Tiwa has never fed me, given me cash nor have I ever asked.”
See tweet below:.
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