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2face, Omoni Oboli, Majid Michel, Fally Ipupa, others endorse Juliet Ibrahim's Kidney-Cancer Foundation (Photos)

The Juliet Ibrahim Foundation (JIF) has received massive support from top notch celebrities like 2face Idibia, Omoni Oboli, Majid Michel, Kcee, Fally Ipupa, Eddie Kenzo and many more.

The nonprofit, nonpartisan organization was set up to create awareness on kidney cancer and providing necessary interventions to ensure a society free of such issues in Ghana and Africa at large. The foundation also aims at educating people that kidney cancer and other kidney-related ailments are preventable.

JIF helps raise funds for people living with kidney diseases and suffering from kidney failures, for transplant as well as patients’ dialysis treatments.

1. The long term goal of JIF is to build a state of the art kidney center for a better management of people with renal/kidney diseases.

2. To sensitize and educate people on cancers and its effects on the Ghanaian society.

3. To provide funds and necessary assistance to people with kidney diseases but cannot afford its management.

4. To collate funds to support hospitals and medical centers that manages

kidney diseases.

5. To serve as an advocate organization for awareness creation, education

and promoting healthy life styles to avoid kidney diseases.

Happy Birthday to LVB writer/contributor, Daniel Teinye Boyle

So today I decided to give a Happy Birthday Shout Out to a friend and Loladeville blog writer/contributor, Daniel Teinye Boyle. He’s also the CEO of Port Harcourt-based Beige Model Management Company. He writes some of the articles on our fashion and lifestyle columns. Wishing him more rewarding years on earth and the best life has to offer. Below is a birthday piece penned by him.

“On the sixteenth day of the ninth month in the eighty eighth year witnessed the birth of a new generation.

A movement was born and a leader unveiled.

Its been 26years of strife, joy, laughter, pain, sorrow, romance, disappointment and betrayal.

Alas its been a good number counting, where;-

Hard work and excellence bagged a second class upper division DEGREE and HIGHER NATIONAL CERTIFICAtE.

Patience and endurance bagged a CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER.

Persistence and innovation bagged a NOMINATION.

Gift and talent bagged a MUSIC DIRECTOR.

Diligence and Decorum bagged a MENTOR.

Free Spiritedness bagged a COMRADE.

Sound mind and intelligence bagged a TEACHER.

Skills and creativity bagged a STYLIST.

Perfection and precision bagged a WRITER.

And Mercy and Grace bagged a LEADER!

Mavin Records announces UK Tour 2014

Arguably Africa’s number 1 record label, Don Jazzy-led music label, Mavin Records will be embarking on a two city tour of United Kingdom. The 7 man Mavin Records crew which consists of Chief Executive Officer Don Jazzy, Dr Sid, D’ Prince, Tiwa Savage, Korede Bello, Reekado Banks and Mavin Princess Di’ja will be performing live at Manchester Ritz 7pm on 21st of October and London Indigo2 on 23rd of October 2014.

The concert which was put together by AllStarMusicGroup.Com and supported by SayNaija.Com promises to be an exciting event as this is the first time Mavin Records as a group will be performing in England.

5 reasons why top Pastors' marriages are packing up | By: Praise Fowowe

Relationship expert and sex counsellor Praise Fowowe in his new piece gave 5 reasons why marriages of some top pastors are crumbling. Read below:

(1) A man of God is not God, he is a man:
Unfortunately, we treat our men of God as if they are spirits who don’t live in human body. What do we expect when we saddle them with our numerous issues. Unfortunately, many are not wise to say no to church members whose lives will continue if they drop dead. Church members have academic, financial, and even marital problems, they go to the pastor as if the man is built to solve every problem and in our quest to prove that we are superstars, we also fail to embrace the use of professionals who are trained in these things because of our hidden fear of respect. What stops a man of God who knows his marriage is in danger to take a back seat and allow a church member whose marriage is a model take a message on a Sunday that marriage is meant to be discussed? You are not built to solve every problem.

(2) Anointing does not give immunity to divorce:

The same way anointing doesn’t give immunity to sexual sins, it doesn’t also give immunity to divorce. It takes more than anointing to make a marriage work. I have seen the people we refer to as unbelievers build a fantastic marriage why I have also seen loads of tongue-talking believers make a shipwreck of theirs.

The most important ingredient to build a winning marriage isn’t prayers, it is knowledge and if you don’t have it, you can’t pray it in. I tell people that your anointing wouldn’t stop you from sleeping with church members if you have a sex problem. If you position yourself around babes consistently in the name of “My daughter in the lord” and you don’t draw a critical line, it is only a matter of time. My story is everywhere on how I was a sex addict in church after being born again yet leading praise worship and leading people to Christ until I became real to myself and went to get help.
Every counsellor needs a counsellor and every pastor needs a pastor who may not necessarily be title carrying person because the problem with us is that in this part of the world, we believe that a laity isn’t anointed as long as he doesn’t pastor a large church. If you are beating your wife, don’t pretend you don’t have a problem, you need to get help from a psychologist or psychiatrist.

(3) There is no relationship without communication and relaxation:

So many men of God don’t communicate with their spouses. You can’t expect an abandoned flower to blossom without your attention. I think many of us saddle our wives with church work that they are not prepared for. I do not believe that because a man is a pastor necessarily means that his wife must be a Pastor Mrs. God’s callings and gifting aren’t by marriage. I don’t understand the calling that will make a man of God remain in Nigeria while he sends his wife to Germany to pastor the branch of the church over there.
Excuse me, you are a human being who needs emotional attention. Unfortunately, that is the reality in many ministries. You are a man of God on the pulpit but at home, you are a lover and a father to your children. So you might learn to drop the bible and Christianity on the altar so that you can communicate with your wife and your children in human language. I was invited to a meeting years back and I asked the Pastors there the last time they had a dance with their spouses? I was shocked when they said it was during their wedding.

(4) Isolation isn’t spirituality:

Jesus never isolated himself. As a matter of fact, he was found in everyday places like our present day shopping malls and movie houses. I see a lot of young pastors who have aged faster than they should be because of Isolation. Something tells us that we need to isolate ourselves to receive a word for a people who are being “pastored” only during the service because many of them are being influenced more by their favorite musician than their pastor. Don’t allow church members turn you into who you are not because you don’t want to hang out with your babe.

They would spread your story when your marriage breaks down. When was the last time you met your pastor in a bus, mall, a restaurant or a cinema? As a matter of fact, when was the last time he was stuck in traffic and you saw him? If your answer is no, then most likely your pastor is a spirit. If a man wants to live in isolation, he should please not get married so that we can save the body of Christ all this embarrassment.

(5) Wisdom is in the city square:
If a man of God is inadequate on a particular subject, It is not shameful to get help. It is humility to look for help from people that have studied that particular subject. Something to learn from someone we have categorized as sinner. So when I hear someone make statements like there is nothing an unbeliever can teach me, I often ask who taught you how to speak English and understand Mathematics. Age and longevity in ministry is not the same as wisdom.

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Ebola: Singers, Lamboginny and Clay take awareness to Snake Island (Photos)

Singers, Lamboginny and Clay recently paid a visit to the rural community of Nanti popularly referred to as the Snake Island in Lagos to enlighten residents on the deadly Ebola Virus Disease. The residents trooped out with their Baale to receive the music stars who were on hand with the Nigerian Red cross.

Free hygiene materials were distributed, medical experts were also on ground to deliver adequate and explicit lecture on the virus, personal hygiene, how to maintain a clean hand and safe environment/environmental sanitation.

Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly wants 'Real' move.

Real Madrid talisman, Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly fed up with his club and could move back to England, either to his former club, Manchester United or Manchester City, former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon claims .

According to the latter, CR7 who moved from Old Trafford Manchester for £80 million in 2009 is dissatisfied with Real Madrid’s current policy, then Xabi Alonso and Angel Di Maria’s exit also didn’t help matters.

“My impression is he is fed up with the policy of the current president. When he came to Real Madrid with Arjen Robben he thought he would be a good colleague for him in the team but then Robben was sold. Two years ago it was Gonzalo Higuain sold and he didn’t like that. Last year he thought it was a mistake to let Mesut Ozil leave and the last straw was selling Xabi Alonso and Angel Di Maria this summer.” Calderon told Talksport.

Rio Ferdinand slams David Moyes in his autobiography.

Still on Former Manchester United player, Rio Ferdinand’s Autobiography titled 2sides. He isn’t done on opening a can of worms. Yesterday we learnt about how he branded John Terry an idiot over a racial issue that involved his brother Anton and the Chelsea captain in 2011, this time around it’s Manchester United’s former manager, David Moyes.

Ferdinand who left the Red Devils for QPR after 12 years also spoke on David Moyes’ reign at Old Trafford. He described the Scott as embarrassing and his tactics negative and confusing.

Excerpts from his book which is being serialised by the Sun reads.

“He tried to impose a vision, but never seemed to be completely clear what that vision should be. Unintentionally, he created a negative vibe where, with Fergie, it had always been positive. He’d slowly lost us. I didn’t enjoy playing under him.

“Sometimes our main tactic was the long, high, diagonal cross. It was embarrassing. In one home game against Fulham we had 81 crosses! I was thinking, why are we doing this? Andy Carroll doesn’t play for us!

Moyes’ innovations led to negativity and confusion. It was always how to stop the other side. Moyes set us up not to lose. We’d been accustomed to playing to win.”

The worst single moment of his career at the clun was when Moyes dropped him for last season’s Champions League quarterfinal clash against Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena.

Ferdinand added. “It killed me. Inside I wanted to scream and grab him. I’m a team player, so I just had to bite my tongue and stand there. It was probably the worst single moment I ever had at United. I’d never been dropped for a big game like that – and to drop that on me in front of everybody.”

Actress Nkiru Sylvanus re-employed by Governor Rochas Okorocha

Actress Nkiru Sylvanus has been re-employed by Imo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha but unlike other appointments, this isn’t political, she’s been appointed the Ag. Director General of a yet-to-be-built Film Academy in Owerri. The former Special Assistant to the Governor will ensure judicious use of finance and other logistics.

The announcement was made during a courtesy visit to the Governor by members of the Imo Chapter of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN). He also added that setting up the film school is part of measures to promote the identity and cultural heritage of the Igbos.

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