Tuesday, 10 May 2016

Cameroon girl shuts down racist boy on twitter after the boy said all african girls are ugly. See images of beautiful african girls she posted.

A girl disgusted by a racist tweet that appeared on her Twitter feed has responded by posting pictures of beautiful African women.
 
Twitter user dopelike_mimi was scrolling through her timeline when she was shocked to see a racist tweet saying: ‘African girls are ugly, they’ve just got fat asses’.
 
Being African herself – she’s from Cameroon – Mimi let her followers know what had happened, before shutting the guy down in the best way possible.

‘Ima make a thread of beautiful African gals in a sec,’ she said, before posting a string of photos of unreal girls from various countries in Africa.

18-year-old Mimi told Metro.co.uk: ‘The tweet made by the boy and many more ignorant comment made towards African girls inspired me to start this thread.

‘I haven’t checked his page to see his reaction – I honestly don’t care how he feels.’
Most pictures were retweeted thousands of times after Mimi posted them.

Her followers were all over the thread, helping it reach others who were equally as inspired.

One said: ‘Literally the baddest thread on Twitter.’
Another added: ‘This thread is on repeat for me.’

 KD readers what do you think about this move? I think this is one of those inspiring actions we are suppose to take on social media and not miss use. Kudos to you Mimi.

CLICK HERE  to see the long list of beautiful girls she posted.


The carelessness that resulted to Ekeng patrick's death will shock you (image)

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A dog is pictured as fans of Dinamo Bucharest football team light candles and hold a vigil in memory of late Cameroonian international Patrick Ekeng in Bucharest on May 7, 2016. Ekeng was taken to hospital after collapsing during a match with his Romanian club Dinamo Bucharest, local media reported on May 6. The 26-year-old Ekeng had been on the pitch for only seven minutes after his introduction as a second-half substitute for his club when he collapsed in the centre circle. He could not be resuscitated. 
Image by: DANIEL MIHAILESCU / AFP
A dog is pictured as fans of Dinamo Bucharest football team light candles and hold a vigil in memory of late Cameroonian international Patrick Ekeng in Bucharest on May 7, 2016. Ekeng was taken to hospital after collapsing during a match with his Romanian club Dinamo Bucharest, local media reported on May 6. The 26-year-old Ekeng had been on the pitch for only seven minutes after his introduction as a second-half substitute for his club when he collapsed in the centre circle. He could not be resuscitated. Image by: DANIEL MIHAILESCU / AFP
 An inquiry into the death of Dinamo Bucharest midfielder Patrick Ekeng has revealed that the ambulance company that took him to hospital had faulty equipment and medicine beyond its expiry date in some of its vehicles, Romania’s interior ministry said.

The 26-year-old Cameroon international collapsed on the pitch from a suspected heart attack shortly after coming on as a 62nd-minute substitute in a match against Viitorul Constanta. He was pronounced dead two hours after the incident.

After his death, world soccer players’ union FIFPro raised concerns about the level of first-aid treatment for footballers in Romania, saying “it is clear that some Romanian clubs have a history of skimping on medical facilities”.

The interior ministry said it had suspended the licence of private company Puls for at least 30 days and imposed fines totalling 23,800 lei ($6,039.38) following an investigation of its equipment and the professional qualifications of its staff.

The ministry said in a statement issued late on Sunday that the investigation had revealed defibrillators with expired batteries in some ambulances belonging to the company, and medicine used in resuscitation procedures that had expired.

The results of an autopsy – in which a Cameroon doctor also took part – are expected to be published later on Monday.
Ekeng’s agent also criticised the treatment received by the African player.

“The ambulance arrived late,” Hasan Anil Eken told local media. “Actually there were three ambulances around the stadium but none of them had a defibrillator.”
Prosecutors in Bucharest announced on Saturday they had opened an enquiry into Ekeng’s death amid criticism of the treatment he received.

Last Friday, shortly before Ekeng’s death, about 500 people protested in Bucharest against conditions in Romanian hospitals after public pressure prompted the health ministry to publish data showing that roughly 20 percent of tested hospitals were using diluted disinfectants.

Source:Times LIVE

Monday, 9 May 2016

CEO and Founder of FIAFA Celebrates Birthday in Stunning shots. (image)

 
 Mr. Nemfor Fred decided to celebrate his Birthday in this amazing shot. He is not just the founder of one of the biggest fashion shows Cameroon has,FIAFA, but he is also an entrepreneur, a choreographer, photographer,  Model manager and even produces events. He is one of Cameroon's sexiest men with a great body build up.

Does he not look elegant in the pose KD readers? Happy Birthday to you Mr. CEO and many more blessings ahead. .

GET highlights of FIAFA 2016 pictures.
Mr. Nemfor Fred

 






Another footballer 26 year old Bernardo Ribeiro dies after heart attack while playing

After the sudden deaths of Patrick Ekeng and Jeanine Christelle Djomnang in the last three days, Brazilian footballer Bernardo Ribeiro once linked with a move to Man U passed away on Sunday May 8th after collapsing on the pitch during a match on Saturday. Brazilian Ribeiro was playing for Friburguense in his homeland on Saturday when he took ill and had to be replaced. He died the next day..

 "The Nova Friburgo sporting community is in mourning," his club said in a press statement. "Friburgense Athletic Club says farewell to a great athlete and human being, loved by every single player, member of the technical staff, director and club official. Our deepest sympathies to the Frizao family and all the family of Bernardo Ribeiro."

Newcastle Jets, his former club also paid tribute to the late footballer. May his soul Rest in Peace.

 
Source:LIB

Daphne sends gratitude to support on her Album signing.


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 The elegant Cameroon songwriter and singer had a show in Yaounde, the capital city of Cameroon where she had her album signing. It went down great. Daphne thanked those who supported her grind in the industry in this twitter words

 

WATCH HER VIDEO BELOW

Kamer Video of the week: (Watch Video here)

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Music video by Salatiel the Fap Kolo crooner performing Ca Se passe ici. This is Karawa's Diary video of the week.

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Brenda Biya just got everyone buzzing on this one again. (video/images)

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President Paul Biya’s daughter, Anastasia Brenda Biya Eyenga, has sent the internet buzzing with mixed reactions after taken to her Instagram to share a video of herself smoking.

A video of Cameroonian President, Paul Biya’s daughter, Anastasia Brenda Biya Eyenga, heavily smoking has gone viral online and already sparked uproar all over the internet.

Cameroonians on social media are blasting Brenda asaying her smoking behaviour was improper considering her status in the society.
The video shows Brenda puffing out a cloud of smoke from her mouth and nostrils as a she nodded to the music playing in the background.

Source:wettinhappen.cm

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A female Cameroonian football player dies during warm up.

 Less than 48 hours after the death of Patrick Ekeng during a match of the Championship of Romania, Cameroonian football is again struck by tragedy.

The Cameroon football federation (Fecafoot) announced this Sunday, may 8, the passing of the goalie of the Femina Stars of Ebolowa, Jeanine Christelle Djomnang, during a first division match against club de Louves Minproff.

Based on early reports, the young woman  collapsed during warm-up before dying few minutes later.

Source:Cameroon News