The Bells University student said to be planning an all-weekend hookup with Olumide Adenirokun, has spoken out for the first time, since the DM went viral over the weekend.

In a statement released today, Yolanda, said: “I want to strongly denounce every rumor and allegation to the rumored issue of the infidelity crisis in Stephanie Coker’s marriage.

I declare that I have never met Mr Aderinokun in my life and the conversation that transpired was all photoshopped and diabolical imagination of some evil element to create negative unsubstantiated destructive news. .

I wish we had better technology that could have been used to track this hacker. I will also like to state that I am not in any way a SIDE CHICK and would never be one. I will not dream to cause havoc or break another persons home.

I come from a very honorable home and a christian one. I would never in a life time try to tarnish the image of my family, myself and my school. .

During this time of this fake rumor I have experienced an excruciating level of disgrace , depression, insults, defaming of my personality from the public online and physically.

I want to boldly say that I am no side chick, runs girl or what ever the negative name that have been said about me.

It is quite unfortunate that the world we live in now is one where people would do just about anything to put another down.

To the person behind this , this is a wicked inhuman act and there is little or nothing to reap from it also to the people who have made up stories to stay relevant and claim contact to my name I denounce you.

My account has been compromised due to the hacking and As a result it has been deleted by Instagram.”

You will recall that incriminating screenshots shared online on Friday nightindicated that Olumide Aderinokun invited a university student, Yolanda Aiyemo (pictured below), to Lagos and paid for her hotel room at Eko Signature in order to spend time with her.

Olumide married Stephanie in a lavish wedding in August 2017 and was recently released on bail after being locked in prison for two weeks for fraud.