Dakore, Darey, Funke Akindele, Tara, Ebun Anozie & Kingsley Uwadia Stand Up to Cancer
Posted on Wednesday, April 15th, 2009 at 5:23 am
By Bella
Leading up to the Pink Ball, the new issue of
Genevieve Magazine is hitting the newsstands and it displays an array of Nigerian stars including
Tara Fela-Durotoye, Dakore Egbuson, Funke Akindele, Ebun Anozie, Darey Art-Alade and Kingsley Uwadia as they
STAND UP TO CANCER. These individuals share their personal experiences of being ‘Touched by Pink’. That is, having a family member or someone close to them being affected by breast cancer. Its a great collectors’ issue so pick it up!
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what u said is so true…..still laughing though,
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big ups to genevieve magazine for such a brilliant idea……’touched by pink’.my heart goes out to all the featured celebs cause they sure are leading great and examplary lives.
luv y’all
WHAT A FINE COLLECTION KEEP IT UP GUYS
Funke,this is what happens wen God wants to lift u up,after ur award winning movie,u av featured in so many programmes,events and so on now its pink ball again,well thats wat we say wen u av an intelligent child encourage that child,so proud of u anyday unlike some Yoruba artist who just write scipts that does not even av any positive infact on the society.Keep the ball rolling Babe
It is always a joy to see Dakore be it in a movie or helping a worthy cause. What is happening with her these days as I have not seen her in any movies for sometime now.
Brillianto, that was very impressive. am so glad that you guys are up to save lives. Goodluck to you all
I am so impressed by the mare sight of the front cover of this issue. I lost my sister, maternal grand mother and three friends to cancer. I am glad to see Nigerian’s are largley conscious of this illness and making great effort to create further awareness. Kudos to the brilliant brains & hands that brought this to light. God bless you all.
well done guys! worthy cause – I’ll be running a race to raise money for cancer research next month myself. I hope the money they raise will be put towards same as well as raising awareness…
criously dnt knw wat d pink thingyz al about….bt mehn dakore u’ve rily gt mi goin bannanas…bella she still single?
when is the pink ball?
This is a very good cause and campaign, Thumbs up for Betty Irabor and Genevieve magazine crew for this cause, a lot of women have died from breast cancer because of ignorance, my mum lost a friend to breast cancer last year and my cousin removed a lump from her breast in December 2008 thank God for breast cancer awareness, my cousin would have properly be dead by now.