Mr K-Man has proved to be a musician who understands his fan special kind of music 'That Good African Music'. He is a self-determined musician, and CEO and founder of Bongo Music based in Sierra Leone, West Africa.

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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’.

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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.

Speaking during an AU session on peace and security on Monday, Mugabe asked: "Well, well that was Libya. Who will be next?"

The Angolans failed to respond and saw themselves crashing out of the tournament after finishing on equal points with Sudan, but with an inferior goal difference.

 

Nine minutes later Wilfried Bony created a chance out of nothing when he ran through the middle before firing a low shot which drew a brilliant one handed save from Wilson as he pushed it around the post.

 

It was all Ivory Coast as far as taking shots was concerned and in the 22nd minute they were awarded a free kick just outside the box when Emmanuel Eboue was tripped by Andre Macanga; the ball was nudged into Kolo Toure’s path but his low drive went wide off the target.

 

The opening goal arrived in the 33rd minute when Bony beat two defenders for pace on his way into the box before playing a low cross from the left side; Angolan defender Miguel tried to intercept the pass but the ball fell kindly for Eboue to bury into the back of the net at the far post.

 

 

The second half started as slowly as the first half with the Sable Antelopes not showing too much urgency to get back on level terms, perhaps because they were trying not to concede more goals.

 

However, it all backfired in the worst way in the 64th minute when substitute Abdel Keita delivered a long pass that looked like a routine catch or punch for the goalkeeper.

 

 

However, lack of communication saw defender Dani Massunguna heading the ball over the advancing Wilson, leaving Bony with the easiest task of pushing the ball into an open net.

 

The Elephants could’ve extended their advantage ten minutes later when Max Gradel’s corner was flicked on by Igor Lolo but Sol Bamba headed wide from point blank range.

 

The Angolans started committing men forward and came close to pulling one goal back in 80th minute when Manucho connected with a corner at the near post, but his glancing header drew a brilliant reflex save from Daniel Yeboah, who had not had much to do throughout the match.

 

The Sable Antelopes then had another good chance two minutes later when a cross was delivered into the far post towards Nando Rafal and Marco Airosa, but the latter’s header was cleared off the line by Kolo Toure.

 

With Sudan beating Burkina Faso 2-1 in Bata, it spelt the end of the road for Angola as the Falcons of Jediane pipped them to second place on goal difference.

 

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Four months later, Mr Yahozee (should we still call him that?) is back with a follow up video to said song. Olu has always liked doing it ‘big’ and he tries his possible in this four-minute clip.

Clotilde Drogba, who personally does the traditional home cooking of fried plantain chips, pepper soup, white rice, tomato sauce and attieke, said it was her contribution to nation at the tournament by feeding the supporters so they could have enough strength to cheer the team to final victory.

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President Barack Obama used to have an easier job in the Illinois senate. And instead of needing bulletproof transportation, he spent a few of his years in Illinois driving in a grey 2005 Chrysler sedan.

That car has had three owners, and is now on eBay for auction. If you think gas prices are high, all this car’s going to cost you is $1,000,00.

 

The woman handling the auction, Lisa Czibor, said to ABC News, “How do you put a price on something like that?” The eBay listing says Obama drove his Chrysler 300C sedan from July 2004 through summer of 2007, putting more than 19,000 miles on the car before trading it in for a 2007 Ford Escape Hybrid.

The seller listing says the sedan comes with “the original paperwork and the title showing that this vehicle was actually used by Barack.” Czibor has a 100 percent positive feedback rating on eBay.

According to the New York Times, Obama had been criticized in 2008 for driving a V-8 Hemi-powered auto that ate gasoline while at the same time complaining about auto companies not building fuel-efficient cars.

Apparently the price is based on historical value. The Christian Science Monitor reports that the Kelley Blue Book value for a 2005 Chrysler 300C maintained in excellent condition with an odometer reading of 20,800 miles is $16,558.

In 2009, a Russian billionaire bought a blue Mercedes said to be owned by Adolf Hitler for $8 million. But Franklin Roosevelt’s Cadillac V-16 convertible presidential limousine sold for a mere $270,000 at a recent auction.