A few days ago, news of the unfortunate drowning of two young female graduate students at Elegushi beach, Lagos, hit the internet.

Their deaths gave birth to the calls for stricter implementation of safety measures on beaches around Nigeria.

But while Nigerians, and most especially, the family and friends of the bereaved, mourned their death, one person was prepared to take full advantage of the tragedy – at whatever cost.

Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo, the fifty-one year old daughter of former Oyo state Governor, tweeted this:

I wrote about the 2 DEAD PROSTITUTES at Elegushi beach on my blog. Don't go swimming, partying, drugging & skimping. https://t.co/81bg0tMHEb

— #MadamKOO®???? (@HNNAfrica) June 8, 2016

But of course, the tweet would have been brushed off if it was a one off thing.

Alas, it isn’t.

Olunloyo has since set a record for herself in the number and gravity of false allegation and far-fetched claims she spreads around the streets of Twitter and of course, Facebook.

Few hours after the death of Nollywood actress, Henrietta Kosoko, wife of popular actor, Jide Kosoko, Kemi tweeted this:

That bleached Nollywood star Jide Kosoko should be investigated for rituals. Now he's got three DEAD WIVES! Some facts only heard from KOO

— #MadamKOO®???? (@HNNAfrica) June 6, 2016

And backed up her claims with another allegation:

Another Kosoko threatening me. Wife #4 @OsaGz @naijcom @DailyPostNGR @bimbo_cash @HeraldNG @flygerhian @mosyoginni pic.twitter.com/C6nYqTOyXk

— #MadamKOO®???? (@HNNAfrica) June 10, 2016

Unable to fight the urge to stay on the sidelines and respect the dead, Kemi added her unfounded two-cents on the deaths of two Nigerian football coaches.

She tweeted:

You killed them BOTH! Stress of a useless UNPATRIOTIC football federation. https://t.co/AQVSgWIBB7 @DeevaPeace https://t.co/HGBriT6A0c

— #MadamKOO®???? (@HNNAfrica) June 11, 2016

THE @NFF MURDERS: I am not a soccer fan nor even know what is going on in that field but I'm a damn good opinion… https://t.co/6eiTBEXTV6

— #MadamKOO®???? (@HNNAfrica) June 11, 2016

In all this, Ms. Olunloyo had felt no moral compunction -or even human decency- to respect the grief of others, the memory of the dead and steer clear of other people’s business.

Instead she elected to add salt onto injuries of the bereaved by spewing unverifiable and spurious claims without giving a hoot about whose feelings is hurt or whose public image is damaged.

Perhaps, it’s time Kemi Olunloyo gets some help.