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Kourtney is glad that Scott is gone because things are much easier for her without him there. They have been at each other's throats lately."
"All Kourtney really cares about right now are her kids and she is grateful that Scott has been a part of their lives," the source added. "But if he doesn't continue to be in their children's lives and they do end up breaking up, she will not be devastated. In fact, it will probably be a lot less stressful to her than it is right now."
As you are aware, today marks exactly thirty-two days of the inauguration of a new administration under the APC, which was elected into power over three months ago on the basis of their numerous promises to the Nigerian people.
Even though this government has continued to plead for patience, we are worried that indications from President Muhammadu Buhari and his party do not inspire desired confidence in the citizenry that they are adequately equipped and ready to chart a direction for the enormous challenges of governance.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, today received with shock, the ruling of Justice Rita Ofili- Ajumogobia of the Federal High Court Lagos, acquitting Mr. Femi Fani-kayode, a former minister of aviation, of the two count charge of money laundering preferred against him by the Commission. The Commission is making effort to obtain a Certified True Copy of the ruling, to enable it respond appropriately after careful review of the judgment.
"The PDP has declared the appointment of Mrs. Amina Zakari as unacceptable and demand that President Buhari changes her immediately. The PDP is particularly disturbed by the development in INEC where President Buhari, who knew all along that the immediate-past INEC Chairman, Prof Attahiru Jega would be leaving office by June 30, had to wait for him to handover to one of the national commissioners only to reverse it immediately, thereby injecting bad blood in the commission.
The situation in INEC since the PDP government reformed and granted it operational autonomy has been peaceful, but Tuesday's untidy overruling of Prof. Jega and appointing of Mrs. Amina Zakari as acting chairman which, we gathered was influenced by personal relationship with the Presidency and one of the new governors of the North West, ostensibly to pave the way for the APC at the electoral tribunals, has completely eroded public trust in the commission.
Whereas the PDP recognises the right and powers of the President to appoint the Chairman of INEC and the Accountant General of the Federation (AGF), we reject attempts as in the case of the AGF to paint the process as transparent and objective when such was not the case, but brought to question the sincerity and commitment of the present administration to due process. In INEC, the PDP states in unequivocal terms that we cannot, as critical stakeholders fold our hands and watch while the Presidency perpetuates actions that diminish the independence of the electoral commission.
Our reasons include the fact that due process was not observed in the appointment and that Mrs. Zakari has shown in the last elections that she is manifestly bias in favour of the APC. Finally, her appointment is a clear case of nepotism. We ask, if they trusted Prof. Jega and commended him for conducting free and fair elections, why would they not trust him on who to hold forth in the commission until a substantive chairman is appointed, rather than appointing someone who is retiring from the commission in the next three weeks?" he said.
"I love the way he creates, thinks, stands up for what he believes in whole-heartedly. He is such a good person. "I have gotten a lot of my confidence from him, I used to care so much about what people thought of me. He has taught me to not care, he is such an honest person."On her book Selfish Just like her groundbreaking game app, Kim admits her book, Selfish was hubby Kanye's idea.
He even came up with the title, I took his advice,"On Being Private
"I used to film everything but now I've stopped doing that. I don't always share birthdays and I have time with my daughter when she has her breakfast. I'm a workaholic but I make time for my daughter."Asked if she would do her Paper magazine shoot over again, she said;
Absolutely! "I always learn from my mistakes but something like a photo shoot, I never regret. I would so do them over. "Something like the Paper magazine, I loved that shoot. It was so empowering to me, I was trying to get pregnant, I had put on so much weight but it was my, 'I'm confident again.'"On Caitlyn
"We go to group therapy together. Caitlyn has taught me to be less judgmental. I'm just so happy that people have been so open to this change."On her insecurities
I remember my sister Kourtney wasn't developing and I was. I used to sit in the bath tub and pray I wouldn't develop anymore. "She would snap my bra strap and I was insecure in developing and then when I was leaving 8th grade my dad wrote me a letter and told me that I had been blessed with a certain body type but some men might take advantage of that but he wanted me to love my body."
Nigeria's president Muhammad Buhari takes his personal security seriously. After being sworn in, the president waited over a month before moving into his official Aso rock residence. The delay in relocation was attributed to suspicious security lapses, possible espionage and overall distrust of the department of state security, DSS headed by the service chief Ita Ekpeyong and NSA Sambo Dasuki.
Reliable reports have it that the DSS has been expelled from all sensitive positions in Aso rock. It is understandable that where Buhari has a choice, he chose not to move into Aso rock because he did not trust the nation's service chiefs and security departments. The people of Maiduguri have no such choice, nor do the people of Adamawa and Yobe. They cannot simply decide to not occupy homes under protection by these same risky chiefs. They cannot order an overhaul or select the departments to provide them security. They cannot simply handpick what agents and agencies to protect their displaced camps and rescue their abducted sons and daughters.
While president Buhari obviously considers his personal security seriously, can we say he does the same with the entire nation as he keeps the very same Sambo Dasuki, DSS chief and Defense and army chiefs Badeh and Minimah in charge of the nation's security?
Based on the history it is reasoned that the service chiefs left at the reigns are likely planting devices to permanently undermine and sabotage Nigeria and larger Africa's war against terror and Nigeria's security capacity for decades to come.
I wonder if people have really thought about the implications of the American Supreme Court judgement in favour of gay marriages across the USA. Before that decision and Obama's accent to the law, it was illegal in only 37 of the 52 states!
However this development is a 'yes' that may ripple around the world because the USA is the world's big brother. They sneeze the rest of the world catches a cold. So that's where my concern lies. Being gay will soon become 'fashionable'.Gay people are humans first and I respect that, but if it were a desirable state, then God wouldn't have "created them , male and female" as the bible teaches! So I believe. Because God is all knowing and never makes mistakes, He also must have created gay people too, just like He created the sick and the poor that Christ says will always be with us!
