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Friday, 23 March 2012

Pictures from Funmi Iyanda's Climb to Mountain Kilimanjaro

 The award winning producer and broadcast journalist joined other climbers from 32 different countries on a 5day UN advocacy trek up Mountain Kilimanjaro. The climb was organized by the UN to raise global awareness on its campaign to End Violence against Women and Girls. Continue to see more photos...


 

 

Meanwhile she was hosted by Governor Fashola after her climb.
at 3/23/2012 02:53:00 pm

49 comments:

  1. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 15:00

    WHY DOES SHE LOOK BLEACHED?

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    1. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 16:45

      The same way your brain is bleached if that's the only thing you can come up with...dumbo!

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  2. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 15:08

    good for you. U go girl. I like what u are doing

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  3. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 15:14

    Where is the picture from the top of the mountain?

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  4. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 15:16

    i dont get it oo. so when they got to the top of the mountain, did they start shouting "stop violence against women oo". what has mountain got to do with women violence.

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    1. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 17:27

      Otu... Smh

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    2. kem23 March 2012 at 18:11

      DUMBEST comment ever! Get well soon o mumu

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    3. Anonymous25 March 2012 at 21:21

      It actually makes sense...na u guyz be d MUMUs and MOFOs.

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  5. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 15:18

    Welldone girl, may the good Lors continue to guide you. keep up d gud work. Thumbs up

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  6. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 15:27

    Well done Ms Iyanda. We are very proud of you. E no easy to climb mountain. Other Nigerian women should take note and make a difference like this woman is doing. It's not just to sit at home mpopping babies out like rabbits and then sending them on the streets to hawk goods when said kids are older. Let's try to make the world a better place.

    This is my opinion and any potential insults hurled at me will go back to you and your generations unborn.

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  7. NKECHI23 March 2012 at 15:37

    Welldone babe.

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  8. Hello Kitty23 March 2012 at 15:51

    Please, maybe its jst me but how is climbing a mountain supposed to end violence against women and children?

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  9. winnie23 March 2012 at 15:55

    weLl done Aunty Funmi KUTGW.

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  10. Bostonian23 March 2012 at 16:12

    I've always have huge crush on Funmi Iyanda...She is soooo smart, elegant, humble and above all: she is Caliente....(She is one of the few older femmes i admire); Met her once @ the "shop & eat" section of the Rockefella building and had a good lunch convo with her for an hour.

    We need women and saw called A-Z lists celebs (Linda included)to give back to their society without bring in media for photo ops

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  11. Bostonian23 March 2012 at 16:12

    I've always have huge crush on Funmi Iyanda...She is soooo smart, elegant, humble and above Caliente....(She is the reason i dig older women); Met her once @ the "shop & eat" section of the Rockefella building and had a good lunch convo with her for an hour.

    We need women and saw called A-Z lists celebs (Linda included)to give back to their society without bring in media for photo ops

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  12. Atobatele23 March 2012 at 16:35

    I doff my cap for yu madam> u r wonderful

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  13. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 16:36

    Does this mean they never reached the top of the mountain? Where are the pictures of them at the summit? Na wa o!

    Anty May

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  14. Peace23 March 2012 at 16:52

    Linda pls we really don't care. #lebetê

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    1. Anonymous24 March 2012 at 10:27

      Of course u dnt.What do u care about women n children being violated?SMH..it's jst an every day thing.Really notin to bother about.Asshole.

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  15. Cherrie_Jo23 March 2012 at 16:53

    For those acting how they relate. Climbing Kilimanjaro means ending Violence against women is nt insurmountable. Jst as d climb was achieved, so also can Violence be stopped. Simple

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  16. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 16:58

    All these lousy activities that have no bearing with reality. Climb Everest all you want and i will applaud you but the moment you try attaching such activities with unrelated causes i begin to suspect that you are deluded.
    It is the same thing with these clowns called celebrities who pose nude in magazines for animal safety awareness. Just go naked, you don't need a reason for it.Gross madness!!!

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  17. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 16:59

    anon 3:27, so that excludes the one she popped out while hanging out with Segun Odegbami?

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  18. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 17:04

    Funmi u need to be on the ground joor..didn't you hear a so called Teacher of 29..was abusing 7yr old girls

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  19. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 17:05

    i still dnt get d connection of the climb on the mount wth volience against women n children or did they offer prayers 2 God

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  20. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 17:14

    Too many ignorant people here....for once can't u be nice...starting from the first dumbo that wrote she looked bleached. To others, from my understanding....they get sponsors and try to raise money from them for this particular cause....her pledge is to go for this task while her sponsors provide the money that will create awareness to end violence against women and girls

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  21. Admin23 March 2012 at 17:26

    Funmi,(I hope she wont break while Climbing? lol 'cos of her "Legelege"(Slender) stature. Well, the stature seem perfect for the task right?.
    please try climb to the top and plant Naija Flag on Mt. Kilimanjaro as the First Nigerian Woman to climb (I stand to be corrected). Linda-Linda is your turn next, so get ready...

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  22. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 17:32

    well said my dear, but u were not smart enough to omit the last paragraph.

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  23. Unknown23 March 2012 at 17:32

    It's a greatday!Guy getting to the summit of Kilimanjaro "Uhuru Peak" is not easy as I recall reaching the peak with Nigerian National flag March 2011. Let us simply celebrate her whatever the case.Congratulations @funmilola from me @awesomecoach

    Joshua Awesome
    Www.awesomeadventurer.com

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  24. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 18:08

    Iv never understood y ppl run d marathon or participate in sport and in dis case climbing mountain 2 raise awareness or 2 raise money. Plsss sum1 kindly explain it 2 me!!

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  25. Chaunncy23 March 2012 at 18:29

    It shall be well .

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  26. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 18:37

    Good job Ms Iyanda but was the mountain climbing able to raise money for women and girls or what exactly? Meanwhile, pls fellow LIBers, is Folake Akindele now divorced from Folly Coker? Sorry about my Amebo spirit but i know u guys are up to date. Gbogbo yin pata-pata know whats up.

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  27. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 19:48

    How will mountain climbing stop female violence. Am still confused.

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  28. Roli23 March 2012 at 19:54

    Wow!that was fantastic. Climbing the highest mountain in Africa. That some serious stuff. Well done. People die easyly doing this. Upon all my fitness mouth, dont think i have the liver to try this! Proud of you Funmi.

    However my dear sister, easy on the cream naw. Ko da rara

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  29. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 20:01

    Climbing mount kilimanjaro, may not end 'violence against women and children' but it draws attention to this socio-cultural issue. When people come across the news that some people have gathered to climb a mountain as huge as the Kilimanjaro, they are bound to ask what it's in aid of. Then the issue of violence against women and children will come to the fore. If that person is unaware that women and children constantly face various forms of societal violence and conflicts then the advocacy against evil strikes him/her. It might move such a person to begin to enlighten other people who may not be in the know.
    Funmi Iyanda, well done!

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  30. Anonymous23 March 2012 at 20:28

    They said she achieved a feat you will NEVER be able to embark upon and all you could comment on was her skin.


    Anonymous said...

    WHY DOES SHE LOOK BLEACHED?
    March 23, 2012 3:00 PM

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  31. Justthatgirl23 March 2012 at 21:57

    Guys, grow up already!! God, when are you ever going to get outta this darkness and embrace light, learn how to be polite, appreciate feats we on ourselves cant achieve and give glory to whom it is due? Must you always pass snide comments? I bow for NAIJA oo... Fumni darln, you are an ambassador! Nice one!

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  32. ijeoma23 March 2012 at 23:07

    Ok, for those of you who don't have google and keep asking how this benefits a cause, here's how it works. A person undertakes to do a difficult task. There's media attention on it, also bringing media to the cause that the person is doing the task for. In some cases, you're made aware of ways to donate money towards the cause. Sometimes a company sponsors and says if you climb Kilimanjaro, we'll give 1 million dollars to help cure cancer. At the moment, @sportsrelief is going on in the UK and its the same principle. Various celebrities undertake various sporting activities, bring awareness to an issue and raise funds.
    And those complaining about her looks, y'all need to get out more and quit being so anal. (End of epistle)

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    1. Anonymous24 March 2012 at 02:09

      Thanx so much for the explanation. I was really pained by d silly questions most pple asked on d relationship btwn d mount climbing and d awareness. Atleast, some asked innocently to know while most asked to beef. This shows dt most pple are just too shallow minded and will only prefer gossip and sex related stories. Even my little Son understands dat drawing pple to participate or get informed about a difficult task cld be to create an awareness for a theme. Welldone Miss Iyanda. Her personal live is nobodys damn biz. Get charitable and stop being holier than God cos even Jesus mixed wt everyone.

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  33. Itwizzie23 March 2012 at 23:43

    too many ignorant peep here..even if she climbed it for fun. Its a feat and she ought to be celebrated...

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  34. Anonymous24 March 2012 at 01:46

    Chei, she tried ooo, me am not sure I can climb such oo.

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  35. Anonymous24 March 2012 at 03:10

    I prefer ignorant people who ask questions than ignorant people who present their ignorance as gospel truth. Eg. Some ignoramus said that Ambrose Alli University is a private university on another post.

    Anty May

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  36. Anonymous24 March 2012 at 04:07

    I still don't understand how it relates ☺ђ! Someone pls explain again oooo. Looooooool. *bb sticking tongue out*

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  37. Anonymous24 March 2012 at 04:09

    I have always loved Funmi, truth be told. She has done well for this state, i rem the breakfast show on NTA, used to luk forward to it.

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  38. Anonymous24 March 2012 at 10:55

    Thanks Ijeoma for explaining to them. Well done aunty Funmi for helping to raise the awareness as well as the money donated by the sponsors which can be used to help some of the victims of domestic violence.

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  39. Anonymous24 March 2012 at 19:42

    @ is Folly divorced from his wife: Hope he hasnt promised u marriage after divorcing his wife...If so u on a loooong tin cos dem stil de Kampe..
    @ Funmi iyanda...Congrats n'more grease...U stand for such a noble cause#

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  40. Anonymous25 March 2012 at 09:38

    For does dat are finding it difficult to undastand d reason behind d kilimanjaro tin. Its to create awareness for pple to no dat women and children are been violated In our society. Dere are various ways of creating awareness eg movies, shows, rally, media etc.

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  41. Anonymous26 March 2012 at 07:29

    shut your damned mouths.
    We are not ignorant of this sorts of activities.what we are saying is that it has zero effect on the causes being advertised.

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  42. Unknown28 January 2015 at 05:36

    After climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb. See the link below for more info.


    #climbs
    www.ufgop.org

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