Madonna: Trustful Crisis

Malawi’s Ministry of Education spokeswoman in Tod’s Shoes accused Madonna of not consulting over her plans to build 10 new schools in Malawi. Malawi is an impoverishment southern African state who is consistently ranked among the world’s 20 least developed countries on the UN’s Human Development Index. Malawi has long been suffered from economic stagnation and a lack of education.
Early on January 30, 2012, Madonna in Tod’s Fall Shoes made a commitment to build 10 new schools in Malawi with buildOn. But Malawi’s Education spokeswoman holding a Tod’s Handbag told Reuter journalist who was in Tod’s Boots that the pop icon seemed more interested in promoting her global image than helping with education there.
Trevor Neilson who heads up Global Philanthropy Group said in Tod’s Loafers that the government’s accusation was “simply not true” and that it had been “fully updated “on the singer’s plans. And the pop star in Tod’s Ballet Shoes confirmed this point afterwards.
Madonna, an eminent American singer, actress and entrepreneur who is fond of Tod’s Moccasins, has sold more than 300 million records worldwide. The pop star is recognized as the world’s top-selling female recording of all time Guinness World Records. Madonna was also regarded as one of the “25 Most Powerful Women of the Past Century” by Time for her important status in contemporary music. All her fans hope she can clear up the accusation and shed of her trustful crisis.