When shall we see a Mrs Africa competition before it is late? I am asking this because when women get married, their family names may be subdued in favor of the husbands. Also, what happens to the beauty and elegance and poise and homeostasis some of such women bring to society.I have a unique ability to follow people for long periods unbeknownst to them even if I may not have seen them for years on end. There are at least ten girls(now madams) in Nigeria that fall under the pedigree that I am commenting on. An example is Ms. Onari Duke(nee- Owonari Bobmanuel) a native of Abonnema but sojourns now in lagos as a pastor et.al. This lady needs no Introduction as she is a beloved public figure in Nigeria. The closest occasion con-temporarily that I have seen her published beauty-wise was on the cover page of some fashion magazine in Nigeria. Lots of fans complained rightly that she probably had a bad-hair day and so on and so forth. Without going further, all I am saying is that these exceptionally beautiful ladies may not be defying the effects of aging fore-ever. We need to hold public events such as beauty contests for married women to show that we appreciate them and that becoming a house-wife does not mean that all your endowments have been garnished from the world by your new family. Is just an opinion and there is no force of law to do so. How do you feel about this idea?

• Nairobi, Kenya – Police in Nairobi have arrested and placed in custody a man who allegedly had sex with a pregnant sheep. The high-pitched bleat of the sheep in the night attracted the attention of a resident farmer who caught the John Wanjau Kirima, having sexual intercourse with the sheep tied to a tree. The Police sent the animal to the Veterinary Services Department to ascertain the truth of the matter. The farmer was returning from his farm when he caught the man half naked and in the act with the sheep. John is a butcher in Ruai and a former politicians son.