– A man that looks like Bill Gates has caused quite a stir on social media as people wondered if he was the Microsoft founder or not
– The man wore a face mask and the person taking the video recording called out Bill Gates to which he answered
– While some agreed that the man in the video was Bill Gates, others said he wasn’t the one
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A man has got social media talking with his semblance with the founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates. In a video that was shared by Tunde Ednut, the man could be seen in a restaurant dressed in a shirt and trouser while wearing a face mask and glasses.
The person taking the video recording saw the supposed Bill Gates and started wondering if it was indeed the Microsoft founder or somebody else.
Photo credit: @kingtundeednut
Source: Instagram
He could be heard calling out Bill Gates and the man on face mask answered but felt embarrassed and continued walking.
Reacting to the video, @kingtundeednut wrote:
“Wait! Do you think that’s Bill Gates?”
Reacting, @30bgnurse wrote:
“Nope! That’s not him looks like him but nah.”
@pappythrill commented:
“He is heading towards the Gate to avoid the Bill”
@yetundebakare said:
“I’m sure that’s not Bill Gates joor, the man his (sic) feeling embarrassed sef.”
adebola29 wrote:
“If that’s bill gate see wetin him wear, pple that have small change will carry body guard Nd still wear bullet proof.”
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In other news, Bill and Melinda Gates have parted ways after 27 years of marriage and their divorce will be the largest division of assets since the split of Amazon chief executive officer Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie in 2019.
The Gates are worth an estimated $130 billion (N49,562,500,000,000). They have properties in five states, several cars including a Porsche that is worth $2 million (N762,500,000), an art collection that includes $30 million (N11,437,500,000) Da Vinci Codex and a fleet of private jets.
Source: Legit
