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2 weeks after losing dad, film maker Yetunde Gold takes to social media to say life is worthless

- Film maker Yetunde Gold expressed that life is worthless in a sad post on social media

- The film maker had shared the sad post weeks after her father passed away

- Yetunde Gold said life is boring and not worth it anymore

Nigerian film maker Olasimbo Aminat, popularly known as Yetunde Gold, has shared a heartbreaking post on Instagram. The film maker took to social media to express that life is worthless.

On the sad Instagram post, the talented film maker had stated that life is boring and not worth it anymore. She further stated that she can't feel anything, writing: "I need help...life is boring and not worth it any more to me. I can't feel anything."

The young lady had shared the heartbreaking post weeks after her father passed away. Aminat's dad had passed away on Monday, March 4, 2019.

Yetunde Gold

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On a previous post, the film maker had gushed about her late father and described him as her favourite boyfriend.

Aminat also expressed how much she misses her father, saying that she would never be able to move on.

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She said: "My Heart is broken God pls fix me right now. Now i miss you. Only one wish God, bring my father back to me now I cant move on this way I can’t. Miss you daddy, you are the reason for everything and now you are not here to see your investment in me. Oh my poor baby daddy miss you. God give him another chance pls."

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The film maker shared another video of herself visit her dad before he passed away. She said: "Two weeks ago when i and @qween_esther_ came to see you, i was like daddy do you want cold stone ice cream and pizza and you gave that sweet smile that yes my baby is around. Few minutes later you started telling me you wanted to die and i was laughing coz you always tell me that to scare me and you’ve been telling me that for over 8-9yrs. When i was leaving you were crying and I also felt something left me that moment. Today you looked like a baby,so fresh and fine that I thought you were still alive. I love you dad, I wish you can see all these now. because of you i fit brag, because of you i am what i am. I love you my only daddy, sleep on babo Baba for them boys, over one millions world wide thank y’all for reaching out, I have laid my father to rest, thank you."

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