Kim Kardashian ensured that all eyes were on her as she headed to Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday, donning a leopard print ensemble worth $10,000 to exit her hotel in France.
The much-loved reality TV star, 38, stood out in a full-body jumpsuit of the daring print, teamed with matching gloves and brogue shoes as she left the Ritz Hotel.
Kim's outing comes more than two years after she was robbed at gunpoint while staying in Paris with her family, as thieves broke into her hotel room and stole over $10 million of jewellery.
Highlighting her statement curves, Kim looked amazing as she donned the tight jumpsuit covered in the loud design, teaming it with a matching trench coat - both from the 1991 Alaia collection.
The mother-of-three was seen heading to Fashion Week for the show's final day, closing out the Autumn/Winter 2019 season in spectacular fashion.
Kim teamed her ensemble with matching platform boots in the same print - priced at $2,060 in the current season - and hid her hands with matching printed gloves.
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Apostle Johnson Suleman, has advised Nigerian politicians to “go home”, instead of going to the court, when they lose an election.
“Politics is a game, when you lose don’t go to court, go home,” Mr Suleman, the founder, and pastor of the Omega Fire Ministries said.
He made the remark while preaching on Sunday in his church in Auchi, Edo State.
“Don’t go to court, go home. It is not your father’s property. If you don’t win today, you may win tomorrow,” he said.
The cleric, who said it was only God who knew who would be Nigeria’s president, advised Christians to do away with hatred that was borne out of politics.
“Many of you now in church, different parties, you are now enemies because of political party. Not knowing that the players are friends, they will phone themselves and say, ‘What you did was wrong”.
And the other one would say, ‘Don’t worry, don’t worry, we will talk about it. We will meet in the mosque’.
“And you are there killing yourself!
“It’s a game. Don’t die. Don’t kill yourself.
“What this country needs is peace! Don’t abuse yourselves, let there be peace,” he said.
Fat Joe and French Montana pocketed tons of cash off of their monumental hit, "All The Way Up" but one rapper claims he co-wrote the track, then got the short end of the stick.
According to docs obtained by TMZ, Eric A. Elliott (aka Fly Havana) says he's a struggling Miami-based hip-hop artist who co-created the track back in 2015 over the course of a few hours, working alongside rapper Infared.
But, according to docs, Elliott says Fat Joe cheated him out of credit and compensation. Elliott says he nagged Joe about getting a credit, but it wasn't until March 2016 when Fat Joe finally agreed to meet -- at an IHOP, no less and cut him a check for $5k.
In the suit, Elliott says Joe promised more dough would come as the track generated more income -- but Elliott says that never happened. He also claims he confronted French Montana outside of DJ Khaled's studio in 2017 and got the silent treatment.
Elliott's suing to get co-writing credit for the track and other damages.
Don’t go to court, go home when you lose election – Apostle Suleman
A medical practitioner, Alagbe Oyedeji, on Tuesday, explained to a Lagos State Special Offences Court how a 37-year-old commercial motorcyclist, Emmanuel Igboko, allegedly drugged and molested his 12-year-old daughter.
Igboko is standing trial before Justice Sybril Nwaka on the charge of s-xual assault by penetration.
Punch Metro learnt that Igboko allegedly committed the offence at his residence, No. 35 Akewusola Street in the Oworonshoki area of Lagos State.
While being led in evidence by the prosecution counsel, A. O. Alagbe, the doctor, who works at the Department of Family Medicine, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, said the forensic examination conducted on the victim indicated that the vaginal entrance was hyperemic (showing redness).
Oyedeji, who also consults for the Mirabel Centre, noted that the medical examination showed that the anal opening of the victim was loose.
He said, “The victim’s ordeal started in 2016 after she and her sibling moved in with their father after their parents had separated.
“The father came home from work one day and told her that he heard rumours that she was no longer a virgin and that he wanted to examine her by inserting his fingers into her vagina and using his penis to test her virginity.
“He asked her to undress but she was reluctant. When she refused, he beat her and further subjected her to torture. He, however, became nice later and every night after he returned from work, he would give her soft drink and then she would fall asleep and he would have his way.
“It was her constant sleeping in school that drew the attention of her teacher, who asked her what happened and she narrated her ordeal to the teacher, who initially didn’t do anything about it.
“The experience persisted until she got to a new class and the new teacher asked from the former teacher what had happened to the victim. The new teacher had to take it up and the case was reported at the Ketu Police Station; the father was arrested and the victim was taken to a non-governmental organisation.
“Upon physical examination from head to toe, there were significant findings on her laps; she had multiple linear pattern bruises, which she said she sustained from being beaten with a cane by her father.
“Upon systemic examination of the victim’s vagina, it was discovered that her vagina was hyperemic (showing redness). Her urethra was also reddened.
“I also discovered that her anal opening (anus) was loosened. There were also areas of laceration around the vagina and thighs. The injuries she sustained on her vagina and thighs showed recent and previous forceful penetration.”
Justice Nwaka adjourned the matter till April 3 for the continuation of trial.
The National Council of Traditional Rulers of Nigeria on Tuesday congratulated President Muhammadu Buhari on his re-election.
The National Chairman of the Council and the Sultan of Sokoto, Saad Abubakar III, made this position known when leaders of the Council visited Mr Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
He said the re-election of the president for another four-year term should be seen as what Almighty God had ordained and should not be challenged by anyone.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had on February 27 declared the president winner of the 2019 presidential election held on February 23.
Mr Buhari was declared re-elected having polled 15,191,847 votes, winning in 19 states, to defeat 72 other candidates, including Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who scored 11, 255,978 votes.
However, Mr Abubakar, who won in 17 states and the FCT to occupy the second position, insisted that he would challenge the result of the election in court.
But the Sultan described the result of the election as the will of the Almighty God.
He said: “Your election as president for the second tenure should be seen as what God has destined which no man could have changed that destiny.
“This result is the will of the Almighty God and therefore we call on all to give you maximum support for the achievement of peace, development and progress of our dear nation.’’
The traditional ruler urged the president to reciprocate the gesture of the electorate by making sure that his administration continued to ensure justice and fairness in all its dealings with Nigerians irrespective of their geo-political backgrounds.
The acting Inspector-General of Police (I-G), Mohammed Adamu, has ordered the immediate ban on unauthorised use of unmarked and covered vehicle number plates across the country.
The ban was issued through a statement issued by the Force Spokesman, Frank Mba, an Assistant Commissioner of Police, on Tuesday in Abuja.
Mr Adamu gave the order following report that covered number plates might be used to commit election related offences before, during and after the Governorship and House of Assembly Elections slated for Saturday.
He warned that covering of vehicle number plates was a clear breach of road traffic law and others laws of the land.
The police boss said such practices could also impact negatively on national security and heighten criminal activities.
Mr Adamu directed all Assistant Inspectors General of Police (AIGs) and Commissioners of Police (CPs) in the zonal and state commands to strictly enforce the order.
He warned further that any security personnel found escorting their principals with an unmarked vehicle or covered vehicle number plates, would be arrested and dealt with accordingly.
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and its presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, have asked the Presidential election tribunal sitting in Abuja to compel Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to surrender all the materials used for the February 23 presidential election for inspection.
The tribunal will conduct its proceedings at the Court of Appeal Headquarters in Abuja.
Atiku and PDP in the motion ex-parte applied for leave of the tribunal to allow them to inspect the voters register, the smart card reader machines, ballot papers and other vital documents used in the conduct of the presidential election.
They also want the tribunal to compel the electoral body to allow their agents to scan and make photocopies of vital documents used in the conduct of the election, for the purpose of establishing alleged irregularities.
The applicants, through their lawyer, Chief Chris Uche, SAN, told the tribunal that the reliefs sought against INEC was for the purpose of filing and maintaining an election petition they intended to lodge against the outcome of the 2019 presidential election. The motion ex-parte was supported with a 12-paragraphed affidavit deposed to by one Col.
Austin Akobundu (retd), Director of Contact and Mobilisation of Atiku Abubakar Presidential Campaign Council. No date has yet been fixed for hearing of the motion, which has INEC, President Muhammadu Buhari and All Progressives Congress, APC, as 1st to 3rd respondents. Atiku, who came second behind President Buhari of the APC, had earlier vowed to challenge the outcome of the presidential election in court, alleging that it was fraught with manifest irregularities.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested one Azeez Afolayan, for impersonating the Comptroller-General, Nigeria Customs Service, Retired Col. Hameed Ali and using his name to allegedly scam job seekers.
EFCC spokesman Mr Tony Orilade made this known in a press statement in Abuja on Tuesday. The commission said that Afolayan was arrested by EFCC operatives in Ilorin, Kwara, following complaints from one of his victims.
“Trouble started for him when a staff of the Customs Service, Hasaan Muhammed petitioned the EFCC, accusing him of defrauding innocent Nigerians seeking employment into the service. “He had so far defrauded them of about N1 million.
“Under interrogation, he admitted to the crime,” it said. According to the statement, Afolayan confessed that “I started duping people since 2017 up till date; I have duped about five people. “I collected different amount of money from my victims and all of them used to transfer money to my bank accounts.
“I used to tell them that I will help them to secure employment with the Nigerian Custom Services, but I was just scamming.” Some of the items recovered from him include, Nigerian Customs Service Application Forms, employment letters, passport photographs of some job seekers among others. “He will soon be charged to court,” the statement said.
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, have filed a motion to compel the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to surrender all the materials that were used for the February 23 presidential election, for inspection.
The motion ex-parte was lodged before the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal on Tuesday. In the motion ex-parte dated March 4, Atiku and the PDP, applied for leave of the tribunal to allow them to inspect the Voters Register, the Smart Card Reader Machines, Ballot Papers and other vital documents that were used in the conduct of the presidential election.
They equally prayed the tribunal to compel the electoral body to allow their agents to scan and make photocopies of vital documents used in the conduct of the election, for the purpose of establishing alleged irregularities.
The Applicants, through their lawyer, Chief Chris Uche, SAN, told the tribunal that the reliefs sought against INEC was for the purpose of filing and maintaining an election petition they intend to lodge against the outcome of the 2019 Presidential Election.
The motion ex-parte motion was supported with a 12 paragraphed affidavit that was deposed to by one Col. Austin Akobundu, rtd, the director of Contact and Mobilization of the Atiku Abubakar Presidential Campaign Council.
Meantime, no date has yet been fixed for hearing of the motion which has INEC, President Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress, APC, as 1st to 3rd Respondents.
Atiku who came second behind Buhari of the APC, is challenging the outcome of the presidential election in court, alleging that it was fraught with manifest irregularities.
He maintained that results collated by agents at various polling units across the federation, was at variance with what was eventually declared by INEC, in favour of President Buhari.
There was mild drama recently at a restaurant in Ebute Metta area of Lagos, as a lady openly accused her boyfriend of duping her. According to her, the man borrowed N15,000 from her for his sachet water business, with the promise of returning it and giving her an additional N15k for her birthday slated for yesterday.
However, the man reneged on their agreement and instead tricked her again on Monday, to meet him at a hotel in Costain, where he had s*x with her.
The boyfriend thereafter took her on a bike and began to merry-go-round within Oyingbo. Tired of his antics, the lady then decided to disgrace him, prompting the intervention of the police who later took them away. Just imagine.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has explained why he will continue to criticise President Muhammadu Buhari, saying, democracy involves criticism and that it is not family affairs.
He said his issues with Buhari were not personal, but for Nigeria to get better.
The former president stated this on Tuesday during his 82nd birthday anniversary celebration held at the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library, in Abeokuta.
Obasanjo had responded to remarks by the Alake of Egbaland, Oba Michael Gbadebo, who advised him to stop attacking Buhari as he clocks 82. The monarch had said that he was never comfortable whenever Obasanjo verbally attacked Buhari, urging him to stop.
Obasanjo said, “Governance is not a family affair and democracy involves criticism and considering all sides to an issue. There is nothing personal between President Buhari and I.
“In a democracy, you can criticise a policy, a government or a leader because democracy is not a family affair. If it is my brother that is occupying the leadership role and he is not doing what I believe he should do, he must be criticised and that is what democracy is all about.
“I believe that Africa has no alternative to democracy, good governance, development and growth of our economy. And If that is not happening in any country, those who keep quiet about it are accessories after the fact.
“That is what democracy is all about, criticism and seeing the other side. So, if I say anybody in government in Nigeria or any government for that matter is not doing well, let that government prove that it is doing well. It’s not anything personal.
“So, Kabiyesi, your boss, Buhari; there is nothing personal between me and him. Just as he is your boss, I am his boss, with all due respect.
“Now, the point is that I have been in that position longer than any Nigerian will ever be there. That’s true. If any Nigerian comes in and has two terms, he will not have almost four years of military rule. So, I have been there longer than any Nigerian would ever be.
“So, when I say something, I know what I am talking about. Kabiyesi, any time you say, “Leave my boss alone,” I say, ‘He is your boss. But I am also his (Buhari) boss.’
“So, you might also ask your boss (Buhari) to leave his boss alone or do what is right that his boss wants him to do.”
Odunayo Akintayo, a Nigerian woman has dragged her estranged husband to the Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan, accusing him of trying to use her for ritual.
Alleging that her husband made efforts to use her for ritual, the wife said; “The greatest blunder I made in life was my decision to exchange marital vows with Sunday who has exposed me to bitterness and horror since 2004. The whole problem began when he had disagreements with some members of his extended family.
“Then things changed negatively for Sunday because he started misbehaving. The most striking of his misbehaviour was when Sunday cut some strings of hair from my head and also seized my pant. I asked him why he took my hair and pant, but he offered no cogent reason.
“Besides, Sunday is a deadly drunkard, who often goes mad anytime he drinks alcohol. Most of the time, he returns home n*ked with vomit all over his body from his drinking joint. Anytime he asks me for money and I am unable to provide it, he breaks into my shop to destroy my goods.
“In addition, Sunday constantly threatens to harm me and if he doesn’t see me when in need of money, he sends messages, cursing me. I have been solely responsible for the children’s sustenance, please, separate us,” Odunayo begged.
However, the respondent was not in court to defend allegations levelled against him.
The court’s registrar said that it was the third time the case was coming up for hearing without any message from the respondent. The court’s bailiff told the arbitrators that the respondent told him that he would never appear before the court.
Consequently, the President of the court, Chief Ademola Odunade on Tuesday dissolved the 15-year-old marriage between Odunayo and Sunday Akintayo over attempted ritual and drunkenness.
Delivering his judgment, the president said the court would not watch and allow any tragedy to take place before acting, hence, the need to dissolve the relationship between Odunayo and Sunday.
“Custody of the two children produced by the union is granted to Odunayo and Sunday shall pay a monthly allowance of N12,000 as the children’s feeding allowance."
Following the suspension given to the Imo state Governor, Rochas Okorocha by the All Progressives Congress, APC, National Working Committee last week, the Presidential Support Committee, PSC, South East Zone, has given the APC committee 48 hours ultimatum to lift the suspension.
The Presidential team said the suspension on Okorocha came to it as a rude shock.
At a press briefing in Owerri on Tuesday, the team condemned the suspension of Okorocha, saying the act was done by a cabal. It also wondered why the party would suspend what it described as one of the ‘major financier of the party.”
The committee said the suspension was a ploy to disorganise Ndigbo ahead of the 2023 presidential election believed to be the turn of the zone to produce a president.
The Presidential committee were led by the Director of Inter-Party Affairs, South East; Robert Ngwu, National Legal Adviser; Ejikeme Ugwu and Director, Political Matters; Comrade Maxwel Okoye.
Recall that the APC NWC recently suspended Governor Okorocha over alleged anti-party activities.
PDP presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar yesterday paid a visit to Kabiru Tanimu Turaki, SAN, at his home in Asokoro, Abuja after he was released by the anti-graft agency, EFCC.
Atiku described the arrest of his Campaign Deputy DG at this time as a well orchestrated plan to ensure that they scuttle the plan to challenge the rigging that happened on February 23 in court by making sure that the suit is not filed within the time frame allowed by law.
Reports making the rounds in the social media indicate that Bala Haruna, the Bauchi man who fulfilled his vow to spend ten minutes inside a gutter and drink the gutter water should Buhari win the presidential election has reportedly died.
According to multiple reports, Bala was rushed to the hospital after complaining about severe abdominal pains and severe stooling of blood for two days.
Bala, after series of tests conducted, was diagnosed with Gastrointestinal bleeding including hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia which was contacted from the gutter water he drank, because of Buhari, which was contaminated.
He spent days in the hospital before he gave up the ghost early Tuesday morning, said the report.
An elephant known as 'the saddest in the world' has died at the age of 47, after more than four decades in solitary confinement at a Spanish zoo.
Flavia spent 43 years living alone in her enclosure at Cordoba Zoo, southern Spain and passed away last week.
Animal rights groups had made several attempts to try and have Flavia moved so she could be homed with other elephants, but were unable to succeed in time.
The elephant's health had been deteriorating for several months, and she was said to suffer from depression, The Local reports.
She collapsed in her enclosure on Friday, and after she was unable to get to her feet, she was euthanized.
There are several reasons why your flight may be delayed. Adverse weather is a big one, as are technical difficulties. Now we can all add "passenger hissy fit" to the list too, lol.
This is what happened on a recent Air Canada flight, when one charming individual in Business Class caused delays of FIVE HOURS, eventually getting kicked off.
The reason? His preferred meal option wasn't available.
The diva-like behaviour all began when the male passenger discovered there were no gluten free or meat-free meals.
According to Canada’s CTV , he told crew that he could not eat meat or wheat.
One of his fellow passengers witnessed the escalating commotion and told the news site that while he didn't appear intoxicated, he was being rude to staff on board the flight from Vancouver to Toronto.
They said: "He was very calm and was like, 'If I don't get fish, there will be a problem. One way or another, I will get my fish, either you serve it to me or I will serve it to myself'."
Cue, massive delays while the crew tried to placate him, before serving the other Business Class passengers.
Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero is reportedly dating the daughter of Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward.
The Etihad goal ace, 30, is rumoured to be seeing Taylor Ward, whose dad Ashley - a former City trainee - is a retired forward who lists Leicester City, Crewe, Norwich, Derby and Sheffield United among his old clubs.
Taylor Ward, 21, is the ex-girlfriend of Everton defender Mason Holgate.
Aguero's relationship with the blonde is said to be in 'early days' and a source told The Sun they recently visited a spa together. However, the pair are not understood to have gone official just yet.
