FUOYE “Smallest” Student Breaks Silence, Shares How She Deals with People’s Reaction to Her Stature

FUOYE “Smallest” Student Breaks Silence, Shares How She Deals with People’s Reaction to Her Stature

  • A young Nigerian undergraduate who became a viral sensation online due to her very small stature has broken silence
  • The lady, assumed to be the smallest student in the Federal University Oye Ekiti (FUOYE), spoke about how she dealt with body-shaming
  • As a fresh student, she also shared how many times she tried before getting her admission into the school

A young undergraduate who went viral for her small stature has spoken out about herself.

She was assumed to be the smallest student at Federal University Oye Ekiti (FUOYE) student.

FUOYE smallest student speaks on her stature, reacts to critics
She addressed her critics: Photo: timz_d.creator, keekee7353
Source: TikTok

In a video by @timz_d.creator, the student shared how people react to her stature in an interview.

The 19-year-old confirmed her name as Olatunji Jumoke from the Department of Linguistics and Languages.

FUOYE “smallest’ student breaks silence about criticism

Jumoke told the interviewer that people always asked if she was their younger sister whenever she was with her peers.

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The outspoken young lady said:

“I don’t feel depressed when they body-shame me… Whenever I’m body-shamed, I’m not embarrassed at all. I’ll just be happy because I’m still alive.”

The 100-level student also shared how she thought she wouldn’t get admitted.

Her words:

“Before I got admission, I thought they wouldn’t give me admission, but I was happy at last that they did, because I tried getting admission before last year, but I wasn’t given admission.”

Watch the video below:

People react to FUOYE's “smallest” student

@official_leumas6 said:

"Omo. She's from my department sha. I love the way she's outspoken."

@DYNAMIC said:

"She speaks so well, knowledge should not be criticized base on the physical aspects (size) the ability to deliver is all that matters."

Hawah said:

"Omo I’m so impressed. I like her she’s actually proud of her self."

@markelemma4 said:

"I was worried at first, when the camera was going down I thought he want to do his shoe and continue the video."

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@Busayo said:

"Omoh I saw her today. I just Dey look say who bring pikin come school, but she’s out spoken."

@Dara said:

Walai I saw her yesterday she was fetching water I just Dey hear say some people Dey call her aunty I was surprised

@kellyjane335 said:

"Wow/ I just love you olajumoke. No Dey underrate oo. Come to linguistics and department 100L……she’s outspoken like Ehn. proud to be your course mate."

@___omitara said:

"I saw her today at faculty of arts. She was standing on my way I had to wait for her to go."

In a related story, a small-sized graduating student rejected her boyfriend's proposal during her sign-out day at school.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man in a higher institution has shared a video on the TikTok app showing the 'smallest' boy in his school.

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While sharing the video, the man recounted how he thought the young boy came to class with his siblings.

A video showed the boy, who is of small stature, walking to school in a lab coat and jeans.

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