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Dani Alves and the banana racist jibes.

In a historic fight back, player Dani Alves’s sense of humour proves to be the only remedy to racism at least on the pitch. The incident occurred on the match of 27/04/2014 between Barcelona and Villarreal when a Villarreal fan threw a banana at Dani Alves as he was to play a corner kick to distract him. Instead, Dani bends over, picks the banana, eats it and carried on with his game.
The humour he brought to the entire racist jibe has prompted a global and high profile support and solidarity against racism on the pitch. Fellow players, fans , coaches, managers and people all over the world are now on a banana eating campaign and banana selfie campaign against racism.
In a similar fashion, it has emerged today that Donald Sterling of LA Clippers has been banned for life and fined millions of dollars for his alleged racist comments which suggests , he doesn’t want to see Blacks come to his games.
Could sports be the final medium to pull straw against racism. Hopefully this will be the final goodbye to racism on our pitches and institutions.

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Trend Alert – Summer 2014 Must Haves.

Leave winter firmly behind you with this summers colour palette. From effortlessly cool monochrome outfits to vibrant neon accessories, there should be something to suit every taste. This season there are so many fashion twists to get excited about from the art inspired

to summer fur and the revival of sports wear with its go faster stripes. Whether you are after brightening up your wardrobe with some look at me patterning or freshening up your office wear, we have the top trends covered for you.

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Nollywood actress Amaka Igwe is dead at 51

Amaka Igwe popularly known for her role in checkmate, and Fuji house of commotion , is dead. She’s said to have been asthmatic but never gave in or allowed it to come between her and the work she loved doing. Amaka is remembered as one of the pioneers of African, Nigeria movie industry revolutionists. At 51 she still had so much to give, bubbling and optimistic with life. Unfortunately today, the news have just reached us in utter shock and the entire Nollywood is said to be devastated.

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