Yolanda George-David
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Yolanda George-David | |
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| Born | Yolanda George |
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| Occupations | Medical Doctor, Radio Host, Humanitarian and Human Right activist. |
| Years active | 2005–present |
Yolanda George-David also known as Aunt Landa, is a known Nigerian medical doctor, radio host (OAP) and humanitarian. She specializes in Neurosurgery and was named a Vlisco Ambassador in 2018.[1][2][3]
Yolanda started her humanitarian work at the age of sixteen.[4] She graduated from the University of Pittsburgh, before proceeding to the Harvard Medical School where she was trained as a neurosurgeon. She had her primary residency in obstetrics and gynaecology, and clinical and relational psychologist with a concentration in child development.[5]
Career
As a humanitarian, Yolanda has helped counselled and empower over 25,000 sexually abused teenagers and has equipped them with key vocational and life skills through the Aunt Landa’s Bethel Foundation.[6] Her work include rehabilitating prostitutes and sexually abused children as well as fighting for the oppressed. Yolanda is also a host of radio shows such as 'Being Real with Aunt Landa' and 'Sharing Life Issues Weekend Special with Aunt Landa' both on 92.3 Inspiration FM.[7][1]