Yinka Bode-George’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Model
Is Model
From Nigeria
Type Fashion
Gender male
Birth

1 January 1987

Age 34 years

Yinka Bode-George (born April 1987) is a Canada-based Nigerian model.

Early life and career

He is the 5th child to Nigerian politician, Bode George. He attended King’s College, Lagos and furthered his education at Nipissing University. He won the Best African Male Model at the African Entertainment Awards in Canada. He has featured in advert campaigns for 3F Clothing, Hakim Optical and has shot editorials for Perfecto Magazine, In Toronto Magazine, The GRID TO and has modelled for Sir Elton John’s Fashion Cares.

He is signed to Elite, Toronto.

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