As Henrietta, beautiful Nollywood star actress and wife of veteran actor, Jide Kosoko, was being transported for burial in her hometown, Abraka, Delta State, today, the storm stirred by Kemi Olunloyo, the controversial daughter of a Second Republic governor of Oyo State, Chief Omololu Olunloyo, in the wake of Henrietta’s death this week Tuesday June 7th, 2016, has taken a rather alarming turn.
Kemi Olunloyo, had alleged on her Twitter handle that the deceased actress might have been a victim of ritual by her husband since, according to Kemi, she was the third in row of Jide Kosoko’s wives to have died.
Meanwhile, following her comments, one of the female children of the deceased’s husband, Toyin, was said to have taken on the 52 years old single mother calling her “stupid, and looking for attention.”
In Kemi’s words; “Actor Jide’s third wife just died. The bleaching Nollywood actor. This makes it three wives death. He is now technically a black widower. He should be investigated for ritualism and the occult world. Something I hear is very prevalent in Nollywood. It is very rare for a man to lose three wives in a row”.
Earlier, Kemi had accused another of Jide Kosoko’s children, Tunde, of threatening to come at her. Reacting to the alleged threats, Kemi said that she was only concerned about the fate of Jide’s fourth wife. “He has a fourth wife and I’m worried about the situation”, she said.
However, those who should know have said that, Henrietta was actually the 4th wife. The third wife is not very popular among Jide Kosoko’s wives. She is named Karimat who had two kids for the beefy actor. Interestingly, Karimat, it was who introduced the late Henrietta to Jide before the deceased was admitted into Jide’s drama group, way back.
Recall that, Jide Kosoko was not the first person Kemi would be so accused. She started with her 81 years old father who she accused of involving in ritualism. He equally accused the respected General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, and 27 years old popular Nigerian Hip-Hop act, Olamide, of alleged ritualism.
-Folorunsho Hamsat
