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Top Nollywood actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde recently put smiles on the faces of 20 widows, treating the ladies to a thorough makeover session.
In honour of her mother, Mrs Shola Jalade who she lost 10 years ago ‘after a brief illness’, the Nollywood star enrolled the women in her ‘The 20 Widows Makeover’ programme, one of many projects under her Omotola Youth Empowerment Programme (OYEP).
‘We put the information out on BBM (Blackberry Messenger), and Twitter, but especially Hints magazine’, Omotola tells NET how OYEP found the 20 lucky women. They were all pampered from head to toe, first with a total makeover, including facials and massage by the reputable Fresh Look Spa and celebrity choice – H and H Spa. Each widow had her hair done by celebrity hair stylist – Ugo Igbokweof ‘Make Me‘, while they were made up by House of Tara.
After the make-over, it was time for shopping galore with Omotola at a top fashion boutique, and after selecting their outfits, the icing on the cake; a photo session with top photographer – Kelechi Amadi-Obi.
The women were also given various gift items such as sets of designer pots and other cooking utensils, as well as foodstuff, and a make-up kit from House of Tara.
‘This is something I wish I or someone had done for my mother. If you give these women money, they would spend it on their kids. This time it’s about them’, said the actress, who also lost her dad 21 years ago.
The actress, who has been commended for this program, told NET she isn’t sure OYEP will repeat it next year; ‘We attend to different things every year. Last year, it was children , we did this with Unicef’.
"African football is in a state of mourning," said Issa Hayatou, president of the Confederation of African Football (Caf).
Hayatou, in the Equatorial Guinea capital of Malabo for Saturday's Nations Cup quarterfinal between Zambia and Sudan, said Caf had sent a message of condolence to the Egyptian Football Association.
A minute of silence will be observed at the quarterfinal matches in Malabo, Bata, Libreville and Franceville, CAF announced.
In a statement Caf recalled that it had close ties with Egypt as Cairo has served as the headquarters of African football's governing body since its inception in 1957.
At least 74 people were killed when pandemonium broke out after a league game between Al Masry and Al Ahly in Port Said on Wednesday.
At least 73 people have been killed after a football pitch invasion in Egypt, officials say. Clashes are said to have broken out as fans flooded the field seconds after the game in the northern coastal city of Port Said finished. Some reports say the death toll is as high as 73.
Hundreds more had been injured amid reports of rocks, bottles, flares and fireworks being thrown, health ministry officials told state TV.
It is being described as the worst disaster in the history of Egyptian football.
Details of the violence emerged, a football match in Cairo was called off in mourning and television footage showed sections of the stadium on fire. An announcer said the blazes had been started by fans angry over the cancellation.
A security official and a medic in Port Said said fans of the home team, Al Masry, swarmed the field after a rare 3-1 win against Al Ahly, Egypt's top team.
They threw missiles at other fans and injured some players.
A medic at a morgue in the city said some of the dead were security officers. The causes of the deaths were not immediately known.
Some players were taken to a locker room for protection, a player, Sayed Hamdi, told state TV.
The country's football federation has now "indefinitely delayed" all premier league matches.
Barcelona’s Seydou Keita handed Mali a hard fought victory over Botswana in the sides’ 2012 Africa Cup of Nations Group D meeting at the Stade d'Angondjé in Libreville.
Mali walked out 2-1 victors courtesy of Keita’s goal and Garra Dembele, who cancelled out Mogakolodi Ngele’s opener. The Eagles join Group D winners Ghana in the quarterfinals.
Botswana went into this game hoping to put to bed the memories of that 6-1 defeat to Guinea behind them with a positive performance. While The Zebras could have qualified for the last eight, they needed an incredible score line to do that.
Botswana were put under pressure early in this game, as they had every man behind the ball as Mali played with confidence.
The Eagles’ Modibo Maiga did well to turn his marker inside out but his cross was over-hit when a goal looked certain in the 15th minute.
Again in the 26th minute, Maiga, who had been seeing a lot of the ball out wide for much of the match, got his head to a deep cross but failed to keep the effort on target under pressure from the Botswana defence.
Bakaye Traore with a wasted a great scoring opportunity to round off a super build up for Mali, although the ball did bobble horribly just as he hit his shot from the edge of the box. There must have been 30 passes on the edge of the Botswana box as the Eagles tried to find space in which to attack.
In the 42nd minute, Abdou Traore found some magic in his feet with a fantastic turn as he tried to open up the Botswana defence, but to no avail, before Drissa Diakite drove in a fierce cross that Marumo did well to palm away. The Zebras are showed great discipline in defence.
In the second half, the Zebras looked a lot more attack minded in the opening minutes and it came as no surprise when they opened the scoring. In the 51st minute, Mogakolodi Ngele powered the ball into the back of the net with his left foot after latching on to a great cross from the right-hand side from Moemedi Moatlhaping to make it 1-0.
But Botswana’s happiness did not last long as Mali responded within a matter of minutes. Garra Dembele restored parity from close range for the Eagles.
A great cross from Traore from the left-hand side was headed on target by Maiga and it was well saved by Marumo, but Dembele was first to react and smashed the ball home from just outside the Botswana six-yard box.
In the 68th minute, Coulibaly smashed the ball against the crossbar after an incredible run following a link up with Dembele. The substitute raced into the box before unleashing a bullet of a shot.
Seydou Keita renewed his side's hope of progressing with a super finish in the 75th minute. The Barcelona man curled the ball into the top left-hand corner of the net after linking up with substitute Diabate, who just managed to poke the ball back to his teammate with Motlhabankwe unable to clear the ball while sitting on the deck.
After the goal, every Botswana player was behind the ball as they attempted to stifle the Mali frontline, who were buoyed by their goal and went in search of another.
Phenyo Mongala’s late influenced did not repay the Zebras as Mali went on to win 2-1.
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