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That is surely advertisement taken one step too far, wouldn't you think?
In this photo taken at Alajo, a community in Accra, an American entertainer and global celebrity, Robyn Rihanna Fenty known by her stage name Rihanna and grammy-award winner Sean John Combs also known as Puff Daddy have their pictures displayed on the urinal ostensibly to increase patronage.
I mean we use celebrities to promote a brand - say perfum, footwear, a network, a shopping mall - but surely not a urinal?
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