Most people may not really understand why this Gangnam style song went viral. It sounded pretty odd the first time I saw it (especially the choreography) but you certainly can't deny the fun. Its interesting and addictive.

The video which was released in July has emerged the most watched video on youtube, it recorded 806.3 million views. The news was announced by the Korean singer Psy. Not bad 🙂

Although three dolls were made in her likeness in 2000, she approved the idea of two more dolls before she died. And now she's got two commemorative ones. One was named after her popular fragrance, White Diamonds while the second bears the name Violet Eyes. Both are sold for $125 and $150 respectively.

While White Diamonds, represents her contributions to the lives of people infected with HIV and AIDS, the Violet Eyes doll represents the exact shade of her eyes, i.e Violet.

Source:Daily Mail

Being Manchester United Manager for 26 years is a huge feat and erecting a statute is the least thing they could do to honour Sir Alex Ferguson. Once again, very well deserved.

The nine-foot bronze statue was made by renowned sculptor Philip Jackson and positioned in a prominent position near the entrance to the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand.

key figures present at the unveiling ceremony include Wayne Rooney, Robin Van Persie, Eric Cantona, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Peter Schmeichel amongst others.

Finally, referee Mark Clattenburg has been cleared of the racism case. But Mikel Obi has a case to answer as he's been accused of using racist language towards the former during Chelsea Manchester United clash.

And funny enough Mikel didn't even hear anything, Ramires told him Clattenberg called him a monkey. On impulse, he barged into the ref's room to make a little trouble. That action according to FA is a breach of FA Rule E3

The troubled coach who has refereed any game since the whole issue started will officiate on friday.

On his freedom, Clattenburg said: 'I am looking forward to putting this behind me and concentrating on refereeing in the Premier League and other competitions.

'To know you were innocent of something but that there was the opportunity for it to wreck your career was truly frightening.

Racism has no place in football and this experience should not discourage those to speak out if they genuinely believe they are a victim of abuse.

Powerful business mogul, Alhaji Aliko Dangote has remained the richest man in Africa on Forbes list. Dangote's net worth deduced from his cement which is sold in over 10 countries is $12 billion.

Others on the list are;

1) Mike Adenuga

2) Jim Ovia

3) Abdulsamad Rabiu

4) Chief (Mrs) Folorunsho Alakija,

5) General Theophilus Danjuma

6) Oba Otudeko,

7) Mohammed Indimi

8) O.B. Lulu-Briggs

9) Sani Bello

10) Hakeem Belo-Osagie