It's certainly a birthday to remember for popular actress, Ireti Osayemi-Bakare who turned 32 last week; January 14 to be precise. The Economics graduate gave herself a big treat at an expensive hotel and also hosted her friends and colleagues to a private gig. In attendance include Doris Simeon, Iyabo Ojo, Bimbo Thomas, Liz DaSilva, Tayo Odueke and a host of others.

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Juan Mata; one of the most talked about footballers this week has arrived at the Aon Training Complex to begin his medical. He was welcomed by The Red Devils' boss, David Moyes. Meanwhile, Chelsea manager, Jose Mourinho has thrown more light on the Spaniard's exit from the Bridge.

"They are sad, we are sad also. No-one here is jumping because Juan is leaving.

But would Chelsea fans be happy if we stopped a fantastic person they like a lot from being happy, and say they can only go to Russia, China, France or Portugal and cannot play in England? I don't know if Chelsea fans would be happy with that.

We believe it's the right offer and the player wants it and has asked us to accept it, so I don't know if Chelsea supporters would be happy if the Chelsea board or Chelsea manager would stop a player from being happy."

"I think this club is a special club that cares about people and is very respectful with players and especially with players that brought the history of the club, and he is one of those cases. I thought – and still think – he could be an important player for us. Of course he was a  fantastic player for us. But Juan had this fantastic opportunity at another club that wants him, in the country he loves to be and loves to play, and with an offer that is right for us.

The Portuguese concluded, "So in spite of possibly many clubs, boards and managers that think you should not sell a top player to a rival club, especially in the same country, we feel differently. The player deserves respect and deserves to play and be happy, and it was the right offer for the club."

Nathan Thomas; a 10-year-old renal patient has been a fan of Chelsea striker, Samuel Eto'o since 2009. According to Daily Mail, he followed his career when he was in Barcelona, Inter Milan, Anzhi Makhachkala and finally to Chelsea. Although he saw the Cameroonian live for the first time during The Blues' game with Manchester United where he scored a hat-trick, he had been dying to meet him one-on-one.

His joy however knew no bounds when Eto took part in the Make-A-Wish Foundation UK charity campaign and was told to meet him. Nathan arrived at the training ground to meet with his hero, along with parents and his elder brother.

Needless to say he had fun.

I'm sure that day would stick in his mind forever. 🙂

"Finding Fela'- a new documentary revolving around the late Afrobeat legend, Fela Anikulapo Kuti will premiere at the 2014 edition of Sundance Film Festival, which started in the United States on January 16 and ends on January 26. Directed by award-winning director; Alex Gibney and produced by Jigsaw Productions, the film is among the 18 movies and documentaries to be to be globally premiered at the event.

A synopsis of the documentary reads thus, "Fela Anikulapo Kuti created the musical movement Afrobeat and used it as a political forum to oppose the Nigerian dictatorship and advocate for the rights of oppressed people. This is the story of his life, music, and political importance."

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