Campbell and Mary J. Blige. Buwa - who later acquired a Law degree from the University of North London - was subsequently employed as an attorney and a social worker for special needs children whilst working part-time as a model in Ohio and writing for The Diasporan Star, an American-based Nigerian magazine. She also wrote the column "Generation Max" for Whispaz Magazine. In 2009, Buwa returned to Nigeria where the Delta state governor, Emmanuel Uduaghan, supported her programme "Rise" which helped meet the needs of people with disabilities. She has appeared on socio-political radio programs and has written for magazines. She also created an entity called "Maximillia 3", which mentors young people interested in a career in the media and discourages abuse of young women in the beauty pageant industry. Personal life Buwa has a daughter and twin sons with her ex-husband, and is of the opinion that she is still in search of a better man.Buwa's sons have helped expand her programme with the subsidiary "Rise 2". See also Banke Meshida Lawal Joy Adenuga References 1960s births Living people British emigrants to Nigeria English people of Nigerian descent Miss Universe 1988 contestants Miss World 1988 delegates Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria winners Nigerian expatriates in the United States Nigerian make-up artists Nigerian women lawyers People from Paddington University of Maiduguri alumni Nigerian social workers Miss Nigeria delegates Nigerian beauty pageant contestants Alumni of the University of North London Nigerian film actresses Nigerian television presenters Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria contestants Nigerian writers Nigerian television personalities