Olatunji Denies Drug Rumours, Says Money Was Stolen From Him Soca artist Olatunji has publicly pushed back against rumours that he is using cocaine or other drugs and needs therapy, while making a separate claim that money has been stolen from him. The entertainer addressed the speculation during an Instagram broadcast, describing the situation as serious and saying the rumours surrounding him had reached a point where he felt he needed to respond publicly.<\/p>\n
\u201cI’ve been hearing a rumour that Olatunji is on drugs, I’m on cocaine, I’m on drugs, I need therapy and these type of things,\u201d he said. Olatunji denied the claims and used his investments as part of his response, showing viewers what he described as one of several properties he has in Trinidad and Tobago. \u201cA brother is working very, very hard,\u201d he said. He then questioned whether someone experiencing the drug problems being alleged about him would be making those types of investments. \u201cDo you think somebody who’s on cocaine that they say I am on, I would be investing in things like this?\u201d he asked. Olatunji said the property shown during the broadcast was \u201cjust one of many,\u201d while explaining that he does not usually publicise his possessions or investments.<\/p>\n
The broadcast then shifted when the soca artist made a separate allegation involving his finances. \u201cMoney has been stolen from me. Money has been stolen from this piper,\u201d Olatunji said. He did not disclose how much money was allegedly taken, when the alleged incident occurred or who he believes was responsible.<\/p>\n
However, Olatunji told viewers that he intended to return in another broadcast and publicly identify people he claims were involved. \u201cWe’re going to call some names out there,\u201d he said, urging his followers to tune in. Olatunji also referenced the rumours that he needs therapy while discussing the alleged missing money, suggesting the two issues were connected to the wider situation he intends to address. At this stage, the claims concerning the allegedly stolen money remain Olatunji’s account, and no evidence or response from any person accused of involvement was presented during the broadcast. The entertainer has promised to provide further details as he continues publicly addressing the rumours and allegations surrounding him.<\/p>\n