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By Ahmad Sumatri, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 28 March 2009 2150 hrs
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SINGAPORE : Ilham Anas is better known as "Mr Obama Indonesia". That is because of his uncanny resemblance to US President Barack Obama.
Since Mr Obama's victory last November, Ilham has been treated like a celebrity everywhere he goes. And he is now in Singapore, all in the name of charity.
Visitors to the Muhammadiyah Welfare Home Fiesta paid S$10 each to have a picture taken with him. Proceeds will go to retrofitting costs of the home's new premises at Bedok North.
And although a celebrity in his own right, "Mr Obama Indonesia" is still surprised at the treatment he gets.
He said: "I feel surprised that people are very happy to be photographed with me." - CNA/ms
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By Ahmad Sumatri, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 28 March 2009 2150 hrs
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SINGAPORE : Ilham Anas is better known as "Mr Obama Indonesia". That is because of his uncanny resemblance to US President Barack Obama.
Since Mr Obama's victory last November, Ilham has been treated like a celebrity everywhere he goes. And he is now in Singapore, all in the name of charity.
Visitors to the Muhammadiyah Welfare Home Fiesta paid S$10 each to have a picture taken with him. Proceeds will go to retrofitting costs of the home's new premises at Bedok North.
And although a celebrity in his own right, "Mr Obama Indonesia" is still surprised at the treatment he gets.
He said: "I feel surprised that people are very happy to be photographed with me." - CNA/ms
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