Your 'I too know' will not land you in trouble - Seyi Law launches attack at Kemi Olunloyo

You will recall when sister Kemi called out for the daughter of Seyi Law who seems to be overly weighty, saying all sorts concerning the child regarding obesity and all that. Idileoye Oluwaseyitan Lawrence Aletile porpularly known by his stage name Seyi Law, gave a stupendous reply by educating sister Kemi and several other individuals out there: maybe I'm even one of them, you never can tell.....lol

When a comic lawyer becomes a doctor: much is to be said. We really don't have much to say concerning this, as uncle Seyi himself has said it all. He took to his Instagram page the picture of himself and his wife in the pool chilling with the young pretty girl sister Kemi said is too chubby for her likeness; and then wrote an intelligent letter to sister Kemi complementing her ignorance.

"Awwww!!! Dr. KEMI OMOLOLU-OLUNLOYO Pharma. D has dished out her medical advice and it is good. Nobody is perfect and sometimes our good advice or idea might come out wrongly, but that doesn't totally spoil the core of the importance. It is true there is a rise in child obesity, but concluding on a child without prior test and medical findings is professionally wrong.
Some of the main factors that leads to Obesity truly include Overfeeding, lack of activities, hormonal imbalances and genetic factors. The measurement of these factors to determine the weight level of a child is done at a more active age. It is also a natural and well known medical fact that children have a level of fat retention to help combat cold in their surroundings and as they grow and become more active, most of the fat is lost to energy burning.
If a child weighs 8.3lbs with a height of 60cm at almost 5 months, you can tell that such child is not fat, a fact that Aunty Kemi, my friend didn't check with me. It is also worthy to know that a child that feeds at 4oz (120ml) every 3 or 4 hour without breastfeeding has a healthy eating pattern. The fact that you are a pharmacist doesn't mean you know better.
The truth is I have cause to disagree with people and people with me, but I know Aunty Kemi, my friend will do better to make her findings before sharing. Thanks guys" - Seyi Law.

Just like what some of the fans of uncle Seyi said: the problem with the average African graduate today; when we think we know, objectivity goes out the window: we are quick to judging, extremely slow to taking a second look or probing further before airing our opinion. Honestly, Seyi Law is indeed a bundle of talent one could as well regard as a man of erudition: he just proved it.