Shelley, an up-and-coming actress based in Lekki, Lagos, has opened up about her body enhancement journey. According to the actress who spoke during a recent interview, she spent about N6.5 million to increase the size of her backside.
Speaking on her reason for acquiring a huge backside, she opened up that she did it to attract the attention of the opposite gender, men. She further made it clear that she also battled low self-esteem and had to go under the knife to enhance her confidence and pride as a woman. Watch the video below: https://fb.watch/kawd0wonGv/
The Federal Government, FG has secured the sum of $800M from the World Bank as part of its post-subsidy palliative plans for Nigerians. 
The disclosure was made by the minister of finance, budget & national planning, Zainab Ahmed in Abuja on April 5th, 2023. She noted: “This is a commitment in the Petroleum Industry Act. There’s a provision that says that 18 months after the effectiveness of the PIA that all petroleum products must be deregulated, that 18 months takes us to June 2023. Also, when we were working on the 2023 medium-term expenditure framework & the appropriation act, we made that provision to enable us exit fuel subsidy by June 2023. We are on course, we’re having different stakeholder engagements, we’ve secured some funding from the World Bank, that is the first tranche of palliatives that will enable us give cash transfers to the most vulnfrable in our society that have now been registered in a national social register which is about 50 million Nigerians.” 
The Kano State Hisbah Board said the items were destroyed to strengthen its fight against the importation, selling, and consumption of alcohol, which is contraband in the state. Sheikh Sani Harun Ibn-Sina, Hisbah’s Commandant who disclosed that they received an order from a court to destroy the alcohol, said they won’t relent in the fight against acts that are contrary to the teachings of Islam. Sani said; “There is a law that prohibits the importation, selling, and drinking of alcohol and all other similar intoxicants in Kano State, and as such we will always work hard to ensure that the law is followed to rid the state of the harmful substances. This is not the first time we are doing this. In the first instance, we destroyed about one million bottles. In the second phase, we destroyed around two million bottles, and now we are destroying 2.5 million bottles.” 
