Michelle Obama Joins Worldwide Protest Over Missing Nigerian Schoolgirls

 
First Lady of the United States of America, Michelle Obama, has joined the global campaign calling for the release of girls abducted more than 3 weeks ago in Chibok, Borno State.
Barack Obama's wife took to Twitter to express her shock over the Nigerian tragedy: 
"Our prayers are with the missing Nigerian girls and their families. It's time to bring back our girls."
The tweet of President's wife was signed "-mo," meaning she sent it herself.
Abduction of more than 230 girls carried on April 14 by Boko Haram sect members is not the issue of only national concern any more. 
World leading countries, including but not limited to USA, China, France, UK, offered strategic and military assistance in the rescue operation.
Nigerian and international celebrities condemned the outrageous act and joined the #BringBackOurGirls movement. 
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White House DownMichelle Obama Fires Best Presidential Pastry Chef

 
The White House has lost one of its sweetest things they ever had – Bill Yosses, the top pastry chef who has baked for both President Barack Obama and President George W. Bush Jr. and its all Michelle Obama's fault!
In a recent interview with The New York Times , Yosses disclosed that it was Mrs. Obama who asked him to quit. He further described his exit from the White House as "bittersweet".
However, the reason the First Lady asked him to resign is because she has "piqued his interest in the relationship between food and health," Yosses explained.
As a result, he's expected to head over to New York where he'll educate children on nutrition and also be closer to his husband (he's gay).

Michelle Obama gives advice to Justin Bieber’s parents

 
According to People, the First Lady has a bit of advice for pop singer Justin Bieber’s parents. Bieber, who was recently arrested for a DUI in Miami, has been making headlines for his bad boy behavior. Lady Obama advises his parents to take action in the 19-year-old’s life.
“I would pull him close. You know, I don’t know if it would be advice as much as action,” Obama said during an interview with radio host Enrique Santos. “I would be very present in his life right now. And I would be probably with him a good chunk of the time, just there to talk, to figure out what’s going on in his head, to figure out who’s in his life and who’s not.”