A grocery store and anything people buy, that is what I want," she had told The Telegraph in an interview. She breathed her last on Christmas day. Haruna, who lived with her family in the village of Lahadin Makole, in Nigeria, not only had to endure chronic pain but would also spend most of her waking hours in a plastic bowl, which her family carried her around in. A video posted by Ernest Julius Audu (@i_rabbi) on Dec 26, 2016 at 8:15am PST Despite her severe physical handicap, she had dreams of starting her own business one day.A Nigerian teenage girl who had no choice but to spend her waking moments in a plastic bowl has passed away..The 19-year-old shot to world fame when photojournalist Sani Maikatanga clicked a picture of her being carried by her brother China acrylic lotion bottle suppliers and posted it online. Rahma Harunas hands and legs had stopped growing after she turned six months old due to a mysterious condition. He was the one who shared the sad news about the girl’s death on social media. Her brother, Fahad, used to take her to the city of Kano every day to beg for handouts

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