TEDDI MELLENCAMP BRAVELY SHOWCASES BRAIN SURGERY SCARS AS SHE BATTLES STAGE 4 CANCER: 'SICK OF THE WIGS'. (PHOTO).

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 Teddi Mellencamp bravely showcases brain surgery scars as she battles stage 4 cancer: 'Sick of the wigs' Teddi Mellencamp, former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, recently shared a vulnerable photo on Instagram showing the scars from her emergency brain surgery as she continues her battle with stage 4 melanoma.  Diagnosed in 2022, the cancer later spread to her lungs and brain. Although doctors confirmed last October that the disease was “gone,” she is not officially considered in remission.  Mellencamp has been documenting her recovery journey, including her hair regrowth, and asked followers for advice on how to style her short locks now that wigs no longer fit comfortably. Her candid post drew praise from fans and fellow reality stars, who encouraged her to embrace her natural look.  Kaitlyn Bristowe and Caroline Stanbury were among those who complimented her short hairstyle, while Mellencamp shared a lighthearted video of her son Cruz attempting to style h...

NIGERIA NOW HAVE THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF POOR PEOPLE IN THE WORLD.-RESEARCH.

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    Nigeria has now taken over as the nation with the highest number of extremely poor people, a report by Brookings Institution has shown.
Before now, India used to hold the position with a population of 1.324 billion people as against Nigeria’s 200 million.
According to the report, the number of Nigerians in extreme poverty increases by six people every minute.
The report read: “According to our projections, Nigeria has already overtaken India as the country with the largest number of extremely poor in early 2018, and the Democratic Republic of Congo could soon take over the number 2 spot.
“At the end of May 2018, our trajectories suggest that Nigeria had about 87 million people in extreme poverty, compared with India’s 73 million. What is more, extreme poverty in Nigeria is growing by six people every minute, while poverty in India continues to fall.
“In fact, by the end of 2018 in Africa as a whole, there will probably be about 3.2 million more people living in extreme poverty than there is today.
“Africans account for about two-thirds of the world’s extreme poor and that If current trends persist, Africa will account for nine-tenths by 2030.”
“Fourteen out of 18 countries in the world—where the number of extreme poor is rising—are in Africa.”
In March, the International Monetary Fund had said Nigerians are getting poorer saying there is a need for coherent and comprehensive economic reforms.
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