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Woman Removed 6 Ribs To Have A Tiny Waist, See Her Pictures Before The Surgery UniqueLifestyle Feb 19, 2021 10:35 AM The world is becoming something else everyday, people go to extreme length just to get the desired body they want. They do plastic surgery, Liposuction and many more crazy things, just to look good. It seems the Advent of plastic surgery have done more harm than good, alot of people have ended up looking botched after surgery, while others came out nicely. It is no longer a new thing for people to do surgery, especially the ladies. This young lady and Model identified as Pixie Foxx, is not new to the world of plastic surgery life. She removed 6 of her ribs, just to have the smallest waist in the world, she also did a nose job and a chest job, she did alot of surgery to achieve her current look. All these to look more like a cartoon character, to look like Barbie, and just be that lady with a tiny waist. Even her boyfriend Jedlica has done surgeries, just to look like the

Late jonaid Muhammed. Muhammed was Born in Dala, Kano state, he was one of the founding members of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) in 1976 under the leadership of Aminu Kano, the late politician, reformist and teacher. Mohammed also served as the national deputy chairman of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in the north-west. In his quest to herald a new dawn for Nigeria, he got what seemed to be the perfect opportunity in October 2018: he was selected as running mate to Donald Duke, presidential candidate of the SDP. Commenting on his selection at the time, Duke, a former governor of Cross River state, had noted that Mohammed’s wealth of knowledge would help in facilitating the party’s vision.

HIJAB PALAVER IN ILORIN SCHOOLS; THE LAW AS A CONCILIATORY TOOL AND THE WAY FORWARD. Earlier this week, one of the grave problems we are having in the country erupted in some selected schools in Ilorin, the capital of kwara state.  What is this problem? Religion intolerance and abuse of the persons of our teenage girls/daughters/sisters.  This is saddening and its a cause for concern and we need to be outspoken against it in all legal way possible. As a Muslim law student, it'll be a dirty slap on my face and faces of others colleagues and Muslim lawyers alike to keep silent at this point in time, we are specially needed and so we must answer the Clarion call. We need to ensure that the Fundamental human Rights of our fellows are not tampered with.  It is on this key note that i choose to look into what the law says as a way of fighting on behalf of our girls rather than joining other concerned people in emotional and self-styled argument and also go further to suggest