Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Journalist has confirmed Yetunde Gold actually studied Insurance and not Political Science at LASU following United Nations scandal. (Read More Here).
Culture Custodian (a blog) reads: "Yetunde Gold claims on her website to have a B.Sc in Political Science from LASU.
But students of LASU claim she studied Insurance."
Popular chess player in the slum, Tunde, also took to Twitter page to ask why Yetty was getting dragged. He wrote: "Why is everyone being so vehemently mean to this lady?"
Reactions below:
Michael: Tunde you said you’re not here to defend her like 29 times but all you have been doing is defending her. Shey you Dey whine us ni? #YetundeGold.
Pasco: Hmm so now we’re on this issue, when are y’all hosting a space to question your fave(s) that hired PR agencies to take ‘iconic’ photos of them during EndSARS just to mislead the public?
Or we should finish with YetundeGold first?
Abel: You know if Yetunde said “I agree that my caption was misleading, I am sorry about that. However, I didn’t lie about being at the UN” walahi everyone that said one or two things will apologize too and we will hug and become one big family! But no! She won’t ##YetundeGold.
Cynthia: Anyone whose visited UN knows tourists are allowed access to sit in & watch sessions. When it empties out ur free to hang around & take pics.That hall sounds empty. Anyways this is me at UN-NYC waiting for chamber to empty so I am make a speech to myself.
The young woman is Yeside Aminat Olasimbo, known publicly as Yetunde Gold. With nearly 100,000 Instagram followers, Olasimbo is a public personality of sorts. On Instagram she describes herself as a “film director”, a “Climate Justice Advocate”, and as the founder of a climate change advocacy group.
Days ago Olasimbo uploaded two videos on her Instagram and Twitter accounts. In one of the videos, which has gained a little over 15 million views on Twitter and has been the subject of heavy discussion, Olasimbo is dressed regally and supposedly addressing a hall teeming with people at the United Nations office in Geneva, Switzerland. However, the camera never pans away from Olasimbo as she makes her speech, and there is no demonstrable evidence that there is anyone else in the hall (besides the camera man or woman, of course). As Olasimbo haltingly reads the speech from her cellphone, the hall echoes in the way that empty rooms echo.
Football fans know the meme-ish video in which Pep Guardiola, Manchester City’s coach, seems to be conversing animatedly with a chair. In truth the Spaniard was addressing a member of the backroom staff who was off-camera. Twitter witnessed a similar scenario lately, as a video uploaded on the app on May 2 shows a young woman seemingly in a conversation with herself. She isn’t talking football strategy; she’s making a nervy presentation that touches vaguely on the importance of quality leadership in Nigeria. The questions most people asked: were there people off-camera, or was it a soliloquy tackily disguised as a dialogue? If the latter, to what end?
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