SNITCHLADY aka "Mskemi" Ms Olukemi Omololu-Olunloyo is a Publicist, Journalist and retired Pharmacist and the CEO of Keminications Media and PR and the Kay Jeezy Kids foundation which is a NEW non profit GRASSROOTS organization mobilizing Kids in the Toronto Community in bringing PEACE to their streets. It is the Kay Jeezy Foundation's goal to make sure that every child in Toronto lives in a safe environment and thrives daily without being exposed to VIOLENCE. She was named Maryland, USA's volunteer of the year by then Governor Parris Glendening and President Bill Clinton in 1997. A veteran in the music and media industry and named one of the 10 MOST POWERFUL FEMALES IN THE TORONTO MUSIC INDUSTRY in the August 2010 issue of Toronto's prestigious Industry Magazine. She is also a US Pharmacist of 27 years and a full time Publicist with additional degrees in Journalism and Public Relations. She is well known in the City of Toronto as a Crime Victim Advocate, anti-gun advocate and a community activist in the Black community of Toronto. A mentor to several disadvantaged black youth and was featured in the RECENT NOV 2010 article in the Toronto Sun "Young Black and Dead."

As a Senior Publicist and Founder of Keminications Public Relations, she represents clients in different areas of PR and also represent families of murdered victims at NO COST in getting media attention for their pleas in finding the killers of their loved ones. Videos are then posted on Toronto Police and Crime Stoppers YouTube pages.

Keminications Media is a blog network of HipHossip, Canada's leading music blog, Best Cop Gossip-all about the law enforcement world, Celebrity Single Moms and Impaired Stars-DWI and DUI in celebrities.

Featured in several Canadian national newspapers quotes below...

*The Globe and Mail called her "the self-appointed voice of the victims of gun violence."
*The Toronto Sun called her "a whirlwind and the outspoken voice of the victims."
*The Toronto Star called her "a thunderbolt."
*The National Post called her “deeply caring about the community” and interviewed her Aug 2010 about what she would do if she were Mayor?
* Macleans magazine featured her in the Dec 8th 2010 issue regarding her mentoring of murdered rapper Donald “Don Kartel” Grant
*CityNews, CBC, Global News, CTV News, Rogers TV's GTA's Most Wanted have all interviewed her on homicides and gun violence in Toronto.
*She has appeared on Fox News Greta Van Susteren, Geraldo Riviera, Eric Shawn, Shannon Bream shows, Larry King Live as well as "CNN American Morning" and CTV National on the Muttalab terror story.
*She has appeared on several radio shows in Canada namely CFRB-John Tory Show, Jim Richards Show, Ted Woloshyn Show, 640AM talk shows, 680 News radio, the Motts show and more.
*Her final Pharmacy employer and the largest retailer in Canada, Loblaws Corp called her "an unforgettable and amazing woman on her retirement Feb 2010."

Whether in Pharmacy, PR or Journalism, Kemi excels in relating with the public. She is or has been...

1. Editor and Founder of HipHossip.com
(Canada's Leading Music Blog-VH1 & MTV)
(Canada's Leading Hip-Hop site-BET.com)
2. Former VeeJay MTV Base (MTV Africa)
3. Radio Nigeria on-air music radio personality Premier FM 93.5
4. Canadian Correspondent BET's "The Deal"
5. Music Reporter, news anchor and Talk show host since 1996 (NBC News, WBAL-TV, V103-FM and Heaven 600AM, Baltimore USA, Premier 93.5FM Ibadan Nigeria)
6. 2008 Presenter Live Urban Award (TIMA) Toronto Independent Music Award/2010 Presenter of Best Alternative Rock.
7. Member of the Board of Governors of Kingston General Hospital in Southern Ontario
8. Freelance Columnist for Central Newspaper in Oshawa, Canada, Nigerian Canadian Newspapers and Guest Columnist for the Toronto Sun.
9. Member of the Canadian Association of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) The JUNO AWARDS and a voting member in the 40th JUNOS.
10. Member of the Hollywood Foreign Press (Golden Globe Awards)
11. Member of the National Academy of TV Arts and Sciences (NATAS) The Emmy Awards
12. Member of the Nigerian Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ)