Woman Loses All Her Legs And Hands After Using Fake And Illegal Bumbum Enhancement

A woman in California wanted her b*tt enhanced so she turned to an illegal enhancement procedure.

The woman was left a multiple amputee after the cosmetic surgery went horribly wrong.

April Brown suffered life-threatening infections after having silicone implants injected into her behind. The procedure was performed by an unlicensed doctor in Los Angeles, she said, with the complications leading to several stints as a hospital inpatient.

It was during these hospitalizations where suffered agonizing infections. “I had the procedure done eight years ago,” she told the news media. “For five years I lived in pain. Excruciating pain.” +The mother of two children said the illegal procedure took place at a “pumping party” by clandestine doctors.
“They call it medical grade silicone,” she said, “but much of it is industrial grade silicone.” Last year, Brown’s health deteriorated to the point that she had no choice but to have all of her limbs removed.

WAEC Questions, Answers On Facebook Hours To Exams

Few days into the West Africa Examination Council Examinations, the rate of malpractice has taken a new dimension as questions with prepared answers are posted on social networking site, Facebook, for candidates to see hours to the examination.

A correspondent of Punch Newspapers visited the Facebook page and discovered one of the papers that was written a day before had been released about two hours to the exam by the operator of the page.
Two students of a senior secondary school in Yaba (names withheld) who were also writing the exams, told our correspondent that aside the Facebook page, their colleagues get SMS alerts of answers in the exam hall.

Source: Information Nigeria

Corruption’ll Reduce If Dangote, Other Wealthy Nigerians Join Politics – Senator

A Peoples Democratic Party chieftain in Ekiti State, Senator Gbenga Aluko, has urged wealthy businessmen, including Alhaji Aliko Dangote, and Mr. Femi Otedola to join politics.

Aluko said this in Ode Ekiti on Saturday in an interview with journalists.

He recalled that prominent politicians across the globe, including former United States President, George Bush among others, were some of those, who were highly successful in business before their foray into politics.
 

Aluko, who is seeking to contest the 2014 gubernatorial poll in the state, said corruption would be reduced if wealthy people aspire for political positions.

Aluko said,  “Politics should not be seen as a  profession.  In America, where we copied our presidential system from, some of their great politicians like George Bush, George W. Bush,  and Al Gore made it big in business before coming into politics.

“George W. Bush was into oil and gas. What these people went for in politics is service and not the wealth  they would  amass. If people like Aliko Dangote and other big businessmen go into politics, they would not be desperate like those who see political offices  as means to corruptly enrich themselves.”

According to him, honest and wealthy people should not shy away from holding political offices, saying their presence in politics, will help the country overcome the problem of corruption in public places.

The former lawmaker also noted the party’s resolve to return to the Ekiti Government House in 2014.

Source: Information Nigeria