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Popular blogger, Kemi Olunloyo on Monday at Ogba, Lagos engaged a female beggar who had approached her for money at the newspaper stands.
Olunloyo who said she is a freelance journalist with TVC and Channels television was at Ogba to sample opinions on the recent ban on commercial motorcycles popularly called Okada and tricycles known as Keke when the woman approached her.
She practically flared up, telling the beggar to go and get a job. “You should go and get a job to do instead of begging around,” Olunloyo shouted.
Stating further she said, “If I give you some rice to cook for sale, you would make money and it is better than begging.”
The blogger who shared her YouTube handle for people at the bus stop said she has a plan to establish a state-of-the-art media organisation to cost about N300m.
Olunloyo who said she has been persuaded to join politics, said she is not ready for such but if she ever becomes the President of Nigeria, she would pay every Nigerian N1m from the excess crude account to make life comfortable for all.
The daughter of former governor of Oyo State, who recently returned from jail warned Nigerians to be careful with what they share on social media. She particularly said that whatsaap status like many do not know is not private and people should be warned.
Story by Esther Olaifa
