South African influence Cyan Boujee apologies for viral Russian videos about work

South African influence related to the contradictory scheme in Russia has apologized for the role in promoting it in a country where many young people desperately want to find a job.

Cyan Boujee, whose real name – Honor Zuma, came under close attention after one of the videos she posted on the Internet, advertising assignments for women aged 18 to 22, became viral.

This pushed the government to issue a warning about the scheme and warn people about the harm of trafficking in human beings and “unverified employment opportunities”.

“Immediately when I saw the comments on my stories and my videos … I knew it wasn’t what I was standing with,” the 24-year-old guy said to her 902,000 followers on Instagram.

People are known as Cyan, the impact has removed advertising videos from their social media pages. They described the possibility of a “new start” for young women at the beginning of their careers.

In a video shot in Tatarstan in Russia and posted last weekend, where it has 1.7 million followers, SIAN said it was a two -year “starting program” for those who want to acquire professional skills – although it was not clear in what professions.

She explained that the hired would provide work and teach how to talk in Russian.

There were accusations that some of those who scored a job in Tatarstan, as a result, worked in a weapon factory, creating drones used in the Russian war in Ukraine.

In his apology on Instagram, SIAN acknowledged that “human trafficking is a very serious matter, adding that the reverse reaction was for her” huge learning curve “and” and all other influential “.

“I knew that this was what I had to remove immediately, I didn’t care,” she said.

“I apologize and I believe that this is not what will happen again.”

Social networks had a huge loss in the videos, and in the petition called on the urge to use its platforms to “spread awareness of signs and danger of trafficking in human beings”.

Authorities have launched an investigation into this scheme. Deputy Minister of Justice Andrei Nel said that “the so -called opportunities” are often “linked to serious risk of operation and trafficking in human beings.”

“Never rely only on advertising actions on social media and unwanted advertising on social media, always cross the check and check the employment opportunities through official channels,” he said on Wednesday.

One of the main recruits in the scheme that is promoted by Cyan and other influential is a special economic zone in Tatarstan, where weapons are believed to be produced.

The report of the global initiative against transnational organized crime, published in May, considered a set of people for the program “Start”.

It states that “potential recruits can participate under false affiliations on the nature of work, working and education opportunities”, adding that the purpose is to support “drones production programs”.

Most work “directly in the production of drones, while others work as support staff – purifiers and catering”.

In one of her already deleted videos, SIAN said: “Apparently, the girls are honest here to Africans, Asian, Latin Americans.”