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Saturday, 12 October 2013

Stella Damasus sheds tears for World International Day of the Girl Child(Watch)

             
Nollywood actress/Activist Stella Damasus marked the World International Day of the Girl Child on Friday 11th Oct,2013 by releasing an emotional video for #childnotbride#
She breaks down in tears and says...
“My heart still bleeds for the millions of girls all over the world who still do not have a voice to speak. They are still given away in marriage even at age 9, no education, no social relevance, no hope for a promising future. I do pray that you will lend your voice and save a child today.”

17 comments:

  1. This woman should give me a break with all this acting and tears. International stats do videos and don't cry. Will her fake tears stop yerima from marrying 9yer old. Abegi

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    1. SCAM ALERT! SCAM ALERT!! SCAM ALERT!!!

      Miss Petite...pls carry this news.

      PTDF is a scam. I was called by PTDF to be trained as a Welder for the Oil & Gas Industry. I sat their aptitude test & passed...then was invited for a 9months training of 3month training for each of the 3 modules. I did the first 3months & have been @ home since May 2012 after d first 3 months training without hearing from PTDF. Now read what d new PTDF boss said after keeping me @ home for 1year & 6months...while expecting him to have a change of heart & call us 500 nigerian youths invited for the training back (the chairman's excuse from www.ptdf.gov.ng). Don't try overseas scholarship program or any other programs of PTDF. They will frustrate u! But read it here:

      THE CURRENT FINANCIAL SITUATION OF THE FUND AND
      IMPACT ON ITS PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES
      TEXT OF PRESS BRIEFING BY OLUWOLE OLULEYE PhD,
      EXECUTIVE SECRETARY PTDF ON CURRENT FINANCIAL
      SITUATION OF THE FUND AND IMPACT ON ITS PROJECTS
      AND PROGRAMMES
      Gentlemen of the Press
      Since I assumed duty on May 16, 2013 my priority has
      been to ensure that PTDF is properly funded to enable us
      meet our most pressing financial obligations. This was
      because I met the Agency in a precarious financial situation
      with mounting liabilities to contractors and threats of
      premature termination of our scholars’ studies due to
      delayed remittances of tuition and upkeep allowances.
      I am glad to inform you that this situation has greatly
      improved as a result of the positive intervention of the
      Honourable Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs Diezani-
      Alison Madueke who is working tirelessly to ensure the
      release of outstanding monies due to the Fund which
      accumulated over a three year period.
      On our part, we re-directed all available funds towards the
      maintenance of our scholars abroad. Today, as I speak to
      you, the problems with the students have virtually been
      resolved and no scholar, I repeat no PTDF scholar has been
      sent back to Nigeria.
      I need to emphasize this point in order to clear the air on
      some recent publications alleging that PTDF had
      temporarily suspended funding of scholarships for students
      under its responsibility. This is far from the truth as we
      have managed to keep the students in school. Our
      students should not be distracted by the publication.
      Let me assure you that based on the actions taken so far
      by the Hon. Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs Diezani-
      Alison Madueke to get us funded, there is a clear indication
      that the Federal Government is committed to fulfilling all its
      obligations to PTDF, particularly the sustenance of our
      scholarship programme and other capacity building
      initiatives.
      I did assure the Senate Committee on Petroleum
      (Upstream) that due to the efforts of the Hon. Minister of
      Petroleum Resources, Mrs Diezani-Alison Madueke the
      release of our funds is imminent. It is on the strength of
      this we have advertised for the 2014/2015 Overseas
      Scholarship Scheme and we expect that interested
      Nigerians who are qualified for the Scheme will apply
      within the time frame allowed for submission of
      applications.
      .
      Gentlemen of the press, PTDF as an Agency of government
      does have some financial challenges. This is not unusual as
      other public agencies and private organizations sometimes
      experience glitches in the processing of funds. The good
      news is that the relevant authority responsible for our
      funding is on top of the situation. We therefore expect that
      within a very short time all outstanding financial issues will
      be resolved.

      Thank you

      Oluwole Oluleye Ph.D

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  2. This ugly woman should shut up her gorilla lips.Which one child has she helped rather than her own children and relatives. They like to show their egos and pretend they have interest of others at heart but they are seeking only their own selfish self promoting egoistic money and self enrichment agendas...Idiot.

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  3. She is using this child thing to gain attention. Mumu Ashawo husband snatcher. Think this is a Nollywood movie, why crying like a bush baby with Mary Kay filled face and tacky weave

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  4. Quite an emotional video but den sum1 shuld ask madam stella wat nd wat she has done to help des gurls.coming out wit a face filled with make-up nd crying crocodile tears has not done or made any difference....attention seeking malooo

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    1. Thank u anonymous, we should ask her one thing she does to help the situation she is crying about.Hypocrate and attention seeker.The same with Stephanie Okereke, after snatching money meant for nollywood, all she could do is to travel to Malta, France and languishly lavish the money on her self and husband and drive on expensive boats in Valletta(Malta) to come back and pretend to cry for poor Nigerian child bride.These Old gorillas look alike monsters think all Nigerians are stupid and slow in thinking as their so called governor muguns they are playing around. They may be made to pay for this one day

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  5. Now we won't know if they are real tears or fake.it they r real and she really feels dis passionate abt dis cause,I applaud her for trying to get d word out there.

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  6. just how she cries in her nollywood movies, how do i know they are real? she's such a drag queen; she should take several seats abeg...... seeking ambassadorship? she should try harder!

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  7. Nollywood movie . Angelina Jolie donates half of her earnings to those in need in Africa, she actually visits war zones and doesn't cry. She acts by making a change. Not sitting behind camera with makeup on and talking trash and crying. You wa.t to speak, take. Flight or bis down to the north and sensitize the parents giving their children out. She just irritates me with these her stupid videos. Mumu

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