Pregnant Kim K says she won't name her second child South, because she thinks it's stupid

'I don't like South West, though, because that's like, you know, North will always, you know, be better and be more ... she has a better direction.' In a radio interview with NPR, beautiful and pregnant Kim K said she wouldn't name her 2nd child a direction, she actually acted like she was appalled by the suggestion of South West as a name, lol. Excerpts from the Interview: KIM KARDASHIAN: How are you? PESCA: I'm doing well. So the first thing I want to do - and I know you're here to talk about your book about selfies - but the first thing I want to do is I think the biggest thing in your life - I hear that you and your husband Kanye West are expecting your second child. And can the reports be confirmed? Is it a boy? KARDASHIAN: We actually haven't told anyone the sex. So I heard that we're having a boy. I heard that we're having twins. I heard that I'm not even carrying my own baby. I've heard so many things and most of that information is not true. PESCA: You are pregnant, yes? This we know. KARDASHIAN: This I can confirm, yes. AMY DICKINSON: It's a baby. Congratulations, by the way. KARDASHIAN: Thank you. PESCA: So your daughter, she's 2 years old. She's named North - North West. Is that her name? KARDASHIAN: Yes. PESCA: We know that the Kardashian family naming convention means you begin your names with a K... KARDASHIAN: Yes. PESCA: From what I understand. So I did some research, OK? And what I did was I researched directions in different languages to give you some suggestion for names. KARDASHIAN: Really? PESCA: Yeah, so tell me what you think of these, OK? In Sudanese, the word for south is kadoul (ph). KARDASHIAN: I don't like South West, though, because that's like - you know, North will always, you know, be better...And be more - she has a better direction.4 PESCA: Well, yes and - right, you're setting your kids up for conflict... KARDASHIAN: Exactly, so I wouldn't do that. I don't think we'll go with another direction. PESCA: Really? So I have - because I've got a bunch - I've got - in Swahili, the word for east in Swahili is kati. The word for east in Hungarian is kallet (ph). I could send you these. KARDASHIAN: You'd be surprised at all of the names people do send us. I mean, everyone keeps on saying South, and I think it's so stupid. KARDASHIAN: Stupidest thing ever and just ridiculous.

Workers salary: APC should stop being shameless - Ekiti Govt

Read the press statement below... Special Assistant to the governor on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, who reacted to the APC's claim in a statement issued in Ado Ekiti on Sunday, said over 1,000 fake workers have already been discovered on the payroll that ought not to be receiving salary. He said; "over 250 workers that are already dead have been receiving salary through the e-payment system introduced and contracted to a Lagos based company by the immediate past APC government." The governor's aide, who urged the APC to first remove the timber in its eyes before aspiring to remove the toothpicks in other people's eyes, said the party should prevail on its governors in neighbouring States to pay workers that are owed as much as right months salary. He said; "We commenced workers verification exercise last month and we have kept faith with our covenant with the workers by paying the April salary of those already cleared. "As at today, we have discovered more than 1,000 people that were receiving salary fraudulently, out of which over 250 are dead. "The over 1,000 fake workers have now been deleted from the payroll and the exercise is still ongoing." On the claim by the APC that the State government received N22 billion from the federal government as refund for construction of federal roads in the State, Olayinka said; "Only a demented mind would believe that a refund of N22 billion was made by the federal government on N11 billion road project. "For instance, Ado-Iworoko-Ifaki Road on which they claimed federal government refunded N22 billion was awarded by the Engr Segun Oni government for N7.4 billion. In 2013, the APC government of Dr Kayode Fayemi increased it to N11 billion, claiming the increment was to ensure quick completion of the project. "So, How could federal government have refunded N22 billion on a N11 billion road project? "These people just love to tell lies, hoping that they can again lie their way into the hearts of Ekiti people, but the people already know them and their stock in trade."

President Buhari briefs African leaders on his efforts towards combating Boko Haram

President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, briefed African leaders on his efforts towards combating the Boko Haram insurgency in the country’s North-East. In an address presented at the opening ceremony of the 25th ordinary session of the African Union, AU, Buhari paid respect to former President Goodluck Jonathan for helping to avert a crisis in the country by facilitating a smooth transition in power. In regards to the challenge against his administration from Boko Haram and his efforts towards overcoming the threats by the group, he said: “Our continent is currently bedevilled by the twin evils of terrorism and insecurity, poverty, youth unemployment, and underdevelopment. “The destructive effects of the inhuman and criminal campaigns of the Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria and neighbouring countries; the Al-Shabab attacks in East Africa, and the activities of the Al-Qaeda in the Maghreb, all bear testimony to a continent under siege. “I was convinced on my assumption of office that the best approach would be to work within the framework of the Lake Chad Basin Commission, LCBC, to mobilse collective support to fight against Boko Haram. I have in this regard, directed the relocation of Nigeria’s Command Centre to place it closer to the theatre of action. “Furthermore, I have vigorously engaged the member states of the LCBC to better coordinate the strategies and tactics in fighting the insurgency in the region. I believe that this approach can be enhanced through complimentary regional and continental efforts.”

Breaking News: Jackie Chan died of a heart attack this morning.

The famous actor Jackie Chan died of a heart attack this morning. The historic actor, who made a name for himself for his incredible performance in 1995 Rumble in the Bronx. His enormous charisma always gave him the opportunity to develop his career as a singer, stuntman, writer, film director and producer. The brilliant career of the most famous Chinese ended this morning by a heart attack in a Hong Kong Hospital. The medical reports indicate that he suffered a fulminate heart attack, which paralyzed his heart making it impossible for the blood to reach his brain, and other vital organs, that caused the death of this humanitarian man, who years before was named philanthropist of the year for his country. The sad news of Chans’s death was given by his wife Lin Feng-jiao in a news conference, a couple of hours ago, where she said to the media, “I hope you can understand my loss, and I would appreciate if you can give us space for our mourning”. Until now,funeral’s details are uncertain, nevertheless, the body of Jackie Chan will be buried next to his parents, who taught him the meaning of love for his family.

Former Miss Mississippi's boobs rots away after she failed to treat her diabetes

A former beauty queen (Former Miss Mississippi) showed off the results of untreated diabetes. She said she didn't adjust her diet after she was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Before she knew it, her breast rotted away. See the pic (it's graphic so be warned)

Nigeria makes history as St. Ives Communication launches Nigeria's first women radio station

As the glory of the celestial nymphs burnishes the luster of merely human women, so will St. Ives Communication's first radio station for women, improve the lot of the Nigerian woman, according to 'Toun Okewale Sonaiya, director of the media firm. St. Ives Communication was recently granted license to operate Nigeria’s first radio station for women by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC). The radio station will provide a platform to engage on issues of local, national and international importance for Nigerian women. The radio station's programming is geared towards the advancement and social wealth of Nigerian women and their families by providing access to a truly independent and commercially run radio station for the female gender. This, Sonaiya said, will be achieved through quality, informative and entertaining programming that will cut across business, politics, sports, news and entertainment from the woman’s perspective. Though focused on women, the radio station will also cater for the interests of the male gender, family and everything important to Nigerian women. Sonaiya emphasised that the programming style will be interactive and engaging, to foster a sense of connection among Nigerian women and their families across all ages, social, cultural, religious and ethnic backgrounds. "We will operate 24 hours of ongoing conversations and less music addressing everyday issues for Nigerian women and their families. The radio station will be Nigeria’s first reliable and trusted source for up to date information on the interests and issues for women and their families," she said.

Mavin artist D'Prince welcomes baby boy with girlfriend (photo)

D'Prince today welcomed a son with his girlfriend. The happy first time dad shared the pic and wrote "There comes a time when a boy has to become a MAN. The love of my life just gave me a bouncing baby boy. To God be the glory. Now I feel my life has a purpose. To live for my boy.". Congrats to him. Another photo after the cut...