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FROM BEYONCE TO MICHELLE OBAMA

Three months ago, multiple-award winning singer Beyonce wrote an open letter to the first lady of United States, Michelle Obama revealing her admiration for her.

The recent Obama campaign video was just another awesome opportunity for the 30 year-old singer to reiterate her respect for the beautiful firstlady

Her words:

"I wrote a letter to the First Lady because I

wanted her to know that I'm very grateful for everything she's doing for our country, and also for women around the world.

I am so in awe of Michelle Obama. Every time I see her she inspires me, she empowers me, she encourages me to live a healthy lifestyle, to support our veterans." She stated.

Content of the letter:

"Michelle is the ultimate example of a truly strong African-American woman. She is a caring mother, a loving wife while at the same time she's a FIRSTLADY.

No matter the pressure, and the stress of being under the microscope- she's humble, loving and sincere.

She builds and nurtures her family, while also looking out for so many millions in so many ways,'

Michelle, thank you so much for every single thing that u do for us. I am proud to have my daughter grow up in a world where she has people like you to

look up to."

I need to pen my firstlady too!

WHITNEY HOUSTON 'REINCARNATES' AS A NIGERIAN

The funniest thing is the person in question is a guy not even a woman but he'll do anything to keep the memory of the late Whitney Houston in his mind.

In an interview with rap artiste, LL Cool J, CNN mistakenly showed a footage of a Germany-based Nigerian, Ikenna Beney Amachi a Whitney Houston impersonator performing at the 2008 Reel Awards Show in Las Vegas, a celebrity impersonators event.

Reacting to the news, Ikenna who has been mimicking the late diva since 1989 said, "I was just sitting at home and at first I didn't realize it, but then it hit me like 'BOOM'! It wasn't Whitney… It was me!"

"I feel very honored that I was mistaken for the real Whitney Houston on CNN… is there even a bigger compliment for a tribute artist?"

RADIO HIT SHOW: MID SEASON COMPILATION

Sup folks;

Time flies and it is mid season for us. I had

promised to drop a mix compilation of all the Radio Hit songs of this season so far. Big thanks to DJ Skillz for doing an excellent job in putting it together.

Hoping you guys love it. Ps. We are taking two weeks off…. Don't miss us…lhl

We found an easy and stress-free link

Download Now! : http://hu.lk/njtjayulrhts

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FUNKE AKINDELE COVERS JUNE ISSUE OF GENEVIEVE MAGAZINE

What really can seperate Funke Akindele from short gowns? Absolutely Nothing cos she looks stunning in them. Featured on the July cover is the actress cum ambassador.
It is not unlikely that the 'It's my life' caption bothers on her recent marriage to Almaroof Oloyede.

Short Story: The Human Resource Manager | By: Folabi Ogundipe

For  fourteen minutes I sat there just staring at the screen. The coffee in my left hand had gone cold. Only just realizing that, I set it down and proceeded to light another cigarette. The fourth in those minutes. Squinting my eyes as the smoke began to swirl and obscure my view of the screen. In that moment, in that dingy room, it came to me. That moment of clarity, the spark of genius. I knew what I was going to write.

As I set my free hand to the keyboard and began to type, the words came rushing as creative and convincing as my brain could conceive. See, I never had a good education and although I showed some promise and intelligence, I dropped out of the community school before the senior certificate exams. 
It wasn’t just because of the finances, but my father knew I was a no-good sonofabitch and figured he should save the money and I join him on the fishing boats. I’ve sure come a long way from being a poor fisherman’s son. I had employed my intelligence by other means .
Yes, I sure have and I have proved my father wrong. Don’t get me wrong, I still am a never-do-well, but I did amount to something more than what he was. Smiling with a goodly amount of personal satisfaction as I recalled this and setting my cigarette down on the saucer that served as my ashtray, I continued to type with both hands this time.
They were eagerly waiting for me in the other room with our new client, a foreigner as usual, waiting for me to finish. This wasn’t the first time I would have to do this. I wasn’t great, but I was the best writer in our line of business. In fact, my style of writing had become somewhat of a signature and was well recognized by those unfortunate enough to have read them as well as those who hadn’t. My colleagues can’t work without me.
I completed the note and crosschecked it with the demands I had jotted down earlier on a crumpled piece of cardboard, I wasn’t confident about the spellings, but I was satisfied. Not that it would make any difference to the untrained, drug dazed eyes in the next room. I picked my cigarette again as I started to print the document and took a few drags.
When the printer was done humming and shuddering, I picked my gun from the side table and slid it into my belt. The reassuring weight of the weapon ensured the coldness pressed against the bare skin on my lower belly. I snatched the already printed ransom note from the printer and walked to meet the rest of the gang who were watching the 9 o’clock news with our newest kidnap victim in the next room. This is the most exciting part of our operation . Wish us luck.

Folabi Ogundipe is a poet and short-story writer!

PHOTO OF THE DAY: A FRIEND IN NEED

Awwww! I stared at this picture for about 5minutes before taking my off. I imagined how painful the fall had been and the fact that the other guy stopped his race to help his fellow who was down really moved me. Sheer kindness!!!

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