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Reports claim that Nelson Mandela really, really, really wants the Spice Girls to present at his 90th birthday.

Coordinators for the humanitarian’s birthday party want Posh, Baby, Scary, Sporty, Ginger to be the main act of the June event, the Daily Mirror suggested.

Mandela is reported to be excited to see the girl group perform, particularly because they said no to a previous request to perform at his 89th birthday because of work obligations and Emma Bunton’s pregnancy.

“Nelson is desperate for them to perform one last time — and he’s confident it will happen,” an insider said.

They are not mere pretty faces alone, not just character on the screen but they’ve got charisma as well. Its been a keen observation that popular women tend to get their way on the front page and stories in the recent weeks of entertainment news. Speaking of girl power in the showbiz industry, girls and more girls never fail to miss all the action.

Here is the brief summary of events that occurred making the weeks seem like an exclusive girl party. And to name some would be…

We want Spice Girls!

That’s the battle cry for most of irate Australian fans following the group’s decision to trash plans to proceed with their concert in the land Down Under. The group has never been to Australia.

Widely publicized over the weekend, Spice girls announced that they would be excluding Australia on their world reunion tour because of “family and personal commitments“.

The Spice Girls has also called off planned concerts in Beijing, Cape Town and Buenos Aires, and will finish up in Toronto, Canada, on February 26 instead.