Abacha‘s Daughter Attack Linda Ikeji, Says ‘The Devil Lives In Linda’
Gumsu Sani Abacha, one of the daughters of late military Head of State, Sani Abacha, and wife to Bayero Fadil, a billionaire businessman from Cameroon has reacted to the messy battle between two famous bloggers, Linda Ikeji and Stella Dimoko Korkus. Gumsu clearly stated that she is on the side of Stella, and declared that ‘the devil lives in Linda’ see her post:
And controversial journalist Kemi Olunloyo who claimed to have forgiven Linda for “Killing her brand” took to her Instagram page to spill more bitter things about Linda in a post titled
She wrote:
“ I’m the only NIGERIAN in the Top 10 pioneer bloggers in the world @time magazine 1999. Many of you were babies when this started in 2006. Linda is a blogger, Stella and I are Journalists. There is a big difference. Journalists who blog are called professional bloggers. Mr Aye Dee took Linda’s blog down for 29 hours because of copyright infringement. I was the first to fight for Linda behind the scenes and told you her blog will return live at midnight and it did plus I tweeted it #LIVE. My Twitter genius @tade355 go find me those tweets. I called my friend Sergei Brim co-founder of Google who linked with Google Nigeria. The beef here is long-standing. At the Nigerian Tribune in 2013, I was told to do a story on Nigeria’s top Female bloggers. When I compiled the list, Stella declined to be featured if Linda was on it. Next I was Linda’s victim. The 2013 gun story where she diminished my brand. I dropped the Tribune story and instead I wrote a story on how Nigerian bloggers have generally failed because of copying and syndicating each other. Linda also made fun of Stella’s oyinbo babies saying she slept with oil expats and didn’t know the father of her kids when she actually married one and had kids with him before they moved to Germany. I watched all this play out from 2005-2018. The solution now is Linda, keep your interns trained on photo credits and sourcing info. Someone will take down your blog permanently like what happened to Twitter. That could collapse your empire. Don’t let it happen!! We are web logging and logging the web is not all copy and paste. #WEBLOGGING without the we is what is termed blogging. You must credit and source content from the web meaning other people’s work. Cheers Kemi Olunloyo–Journalist”
And a nairalander reveals more below;
