Madonna Mulls Legal Action Over Failed School Project in Africa

FILE - In this Feb. 22, 2009 file photo, Madonna arrives at the Vanity Fair Oscar party , in West Hollywood, Calif. The father of a girl from Malawi whom Madonna hopes to adopt says he's capable of taking care of his daughter. Madonna's appeal of a court ruling denying her request to adopt the girl is to be heard Monday, May 4, 2009, in Malawi

LOS ANGELES - Madonna and her charity Raising Malawi is considering legal action Sunday after the foundation he helped put in place to build a school for poor girls collapsed despite the millions poured into it.

Pop superstar plan to build $ 15 million school 400 girls in the African nation was the result of NGO plowed $ 3,800,000 as part of architects, design and wages, but never broke ground.

Raising Malawi is strongly criticized the president and managing director Philippe van den Bossche left in October.

The auditors found that the extravagant sums have been spent not only on wages and office space - but also to join a golf club, homes, cars and even a pilot.

"Raising Malawi will examine the legal possibilities of" Madonna's representative confirmed.

Madonna, who lent $ 11 million to the organization, would be furious at the failure of the school. Gwyneth Paltrow and her friends Alex Rodriguez said another donor project.

Van den Bossche has not responded to emails and his phone was disconnected. He said he was bound by confidentiality agreements.