Doctor tells Kim K she'll need to have "uterus removed" if she has another baby

In a preview clip from an upcoming episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians,the reality star got a shocking news from her fertility doctor - that if she has another baby, her uterus will be removed. 

"I’m trying to get a hold of Kanye, because I just came from my fertility doctor and they need me to go into surgery to clear out something in my uterus,” she told the cameras.

She later gets hold of Kanye and shares the shocking news with him. 

"When you have your baby, this will be your last one, because the problem is your placenta grew on your uterus, so when you have another baby, your placenta will go right to that hole and then we’ll have a team of doctors waiting right there, to remove your uterus and put you into emergency surgery right there because you can’t bleed too much,” Kim tells her husband.

Oh, poor Kim!

Patience Jonathan Congratulates Aisha Buhari

The First Lady Dame Patience Jonathan has congratulated the wife of the President-elect, Hajia Aisha Buhari on the election of her husband, General Muhammadu Buhari.

In a statement signed by Ayo Adewuyi, Media officer to the First Lady, she appealed to Nigerian women to work with Hajia Aisha Buhari and give her the maximum support to make her succeed in her new assignment.

It would be recalled that Dame Patience Jonathan had launched several blistering attacks on General Buhari during her several campaign outings, including an allegation that the fromer head of state was ‘brain dead’.

Nigerian prostitutes congratulate Buhari, declare nationwide free sex

The National Association of Nigeria Prostitutes, NANP, has congratulated the presidential candidate of APC, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari on his victory in the just concluded presidential election.

The group while describing Buhari’s emergence as the president-elect as victory for all Nigerians, equally saluted the outgoing leader, President Goodluck Jonathan for accepting defeat without pushing further.

Restating its earlier promise, the group said it is declaring three days of free sex nationwide to celebrate Buhari’s victory.

The group had in a statement issued in January promised declare a-three day free sex across the country if president Jonathan eventually loses the seat to Gen. Muhammadu Buhari of APC.

NANP in a text message forwarded to DAILY POST Wednesday morning urged its members nationwide to comply with the directive.

The terse statement sent by its National Secretary, Jessica Elvis called on Buhari to legalise commercial sex work as well as improve their welfare.

Bruce Jenner Has Reportedly Done 'Breast Implants'

Bruce Jenner secretly underwent a breast augmentation two weeks ago, which was one of the final steps in making the former Olympian's gender reassignment complete. 

"Bruce had silicone breast implants put in a few weeks ago. He went with a smaller implant because he didn’t want to look ridiculous," a source dished to Radar.

"Recovery hasn’t been that difficult, but Bruce has had to sleep in a recliner to help with the healing. He’s not allowed to lift anything, and he has to wear a bra 24/7, but he’s expected to resume normal activities in the next six weeks. He has been emotional, but finally feels like this is the body he has meant to have," the source added. 

The reality star's final operation to make his transition complete is set to take place in May or June, according to sources, and he hopes to be fully recovered in time to make his big debut as a woman contestant on the fall season of Dancing With The Stars. "This is a very exciting but scary time for Bruce​," the insider revealed. 

Tonto Dikeh Says Buhari’s Victory Has Made Her N7m Richer

Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh celebrated Muhammadu Buhari’s victory at the presidential election, by saying she’s N7 million richer.

Probably.. she placed a bet that he would emerge president and he did.

Obama praises President Jonathan for conceding defeat

President Barack Obama praised Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday for conceding defeat in an election that he said showed “Nigeria’s commitment to democratic principles.”

“President Jonathan has placed his country’s interests first by conceding the election and congratulating president-elect (Muhammadu) Buhari on his victory,” Obama said in a White House statement. Buhari won the election by 2.57 million votes official results showed Wednesday, defeating incumbent Jonathan in a close fought race.

“I look forward to working with President Jonathan throughout the remainder of his term, and I thank him for his many years of service and his statesmanlike conduct at this critical juncture."

“The last few days have shown the world the strength of Nigeria’s commitment to democratic principles. By turning out in large numbers and sometimes waiting all day to cast their votes, Nigerians came together to decide the future of their country peacefully.”  

Photos: Ice Prince hangs out with Jay-Z in New York

Chocolate City rapper, Ice Prince recently hooked up with American hip hop legend and businessman, Jay Z at the Roc Nation headquarters in New York.

Still part of the visit, Ice Prince also met with famous TV personality and Radio host, Charlamagne Thagod and although he has not said much about it, we believe fans have got something coming.

See more photos below…

Ice Prince and CharlamagneThagod

President-elect, Buhari receives his certificate of return from INEC

Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s president-elect, has been issued a Certificate of Return by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

The chairman of INEC, Attahiru Jega, handed the certificate to Mr. Buhari, and the vice president-elect, Yemi Osinbajo, on Wednesday.

Mr. Buhari defeated President Goodluck Jonathan in the presidential election held Saturday.

Speaking after receiving the certificate, Mr. Buhari said “Change has finally come” to Nigeria.

He said Nigeria’s “long night has passed”.

Actress Nkiru Sylvanus congratulates Buhari, dazzles in new pics

Nollywood actress Nkiru Sylvanus, who was the SA Lagos Affairs, to the Goverment of Imo state, SA on Public Affairs, and now the Director General, Imo Film Academy (IFACA) has congratulated General Muhammadu Buhari on his victory in the just concluded Presidential polls. Read her words below... 

It's been a journey, its been tough, rough, intimidating, but victory has a way of wiping off the pains of the struggle. I say congratulations to our president-elect General Muhammadu Buhari! It's a victory well-deserved! I salute all the APC members who fought this fight of change! I respect every Nigerian who believed and made this change a reality. For those who lost their lives in this struggle, it was not in vain! For finally you have won-Nkiru Sylvanus

Lupita Nyong'o Slays On The Cover Of Bazaar Magazine

Since her Oscar-winning performance in 12 Years A Slave, Lupita Nyong'o has been celebrated the world over.  

As the cover star for the latest issue of Harpper Bazaar, she opened up about the risks and rewards of her meteoric rise to fame. 

 

Prof. Jega Declares Buhari As The Elected President of Nigeria

Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Attahiru Jega, has announced the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Muhammadu Buhari, as the winner of the presidential election.

Buhari defeated the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, President Goodluck Jonathan, to emerge victorious at the polls.

While making the announcement, Jega said “that Muhammadu Buhari, having met the requirements of the law, is now declared the winner of the election.”

The APC candidate got the highest number of votes in 21 states with over 15 million votes while the PDP standard bearer prevailed in 15 states (including the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja) with over 1,2853,162 votes.

Confort Sonaiya of KOWA Party received 13,076 votes.

Consequently, Buhari will take over from incumbent President, Goodluck Jonathan, on May 29.

The world's oldest person has died; a few weeks after celebrating her 117th birthday

The world's oldest person - a woman from Japan The world's oldest person - a woman from Japan - has died a few weeks after celebrating her 117th birthday.

Misao Okawa died at the nursing home where she had been living with relatives and care workers by her side, a manager at the home said.

The manager Tomohiro Okada praised her for achieving a long, healthy life.

"She went so peacefully, as if she had just fallen asleep. We miss her a lot," he said.

Ms Okawa was born in Osaka on 5 March, 1898 and was recognised as the oldest person in the world in 2013 by Guinness World Records.

Guinness World Records said it was now in the process of searching for her successor.

Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare said the country's oldest person was now a 115-year-old woman from Tokyo.

The name of the woman, who was born 15 March, 1900, was not released at the request of her family, the ministry said.

Okawa lost her appetite about 10 days ago, according to the home where she had been living.

Until then, she had been eating well, enjoying her daily cup of coffee and her favourite dishes, including ramen.

She is said to have died from heart failure.

Born the daughter of a kimono maker, Ms Okawa married her husband Yukio in 1919 before having two daughters and a son.

She said at her recent birthday celebration that her life seemed rather short. Asked for the secret of her longevity, she responded nonchalantly: "I wonder about that too."

She was survived by four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Her husband died in 1931.

Japan has the most centenarians in the world, with more than 58,000, according to the government. About 87% of them are women.

AU Congratulates Buhari; Commends Jonathan For Accepting Election Result

African Union (AU) chief, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma congratulated Muhammadu Buhari for winning Nigeria’s presidential election, praising outgoing leader Goodluck Jonathan for graciously accepting the results.

Dlamini-Zuma, on Wednesday in a statement released at the Ethiopian headquarters of the 54-member AU bloc, said the result demonstrates the maturity of democracy in Nigeria.

He added that he hoped the people will be united in facing the challenges of stability, security and development in their country.

Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said Buhari won 15,424,921 votes, or 53.95 per cent, of the 28,587,564 total valid ballots cast.

Read General Buhari's Full Acceptance Speech

President-Elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians that he will be a leader the nation need and not a maximum ruler, saying the change Nigerians are yearning for has finally come.

Addressing newsmen this morning, Buhari also assured that he will work closely with President Jonathan to ensure a smooth transition from one government to the other.

Below, is full text of his acceptance speech:

“At exactly 5:15pm this (Tuesday) evening, President Jonathan called to congratulate me on my victory. For this, I want all Nigerians to join me incongratulating and appreciating Mr President for his statesmanship. 

“President Jonathan engaged in a spirited campaign and was a worthy opponent. I extend my hand of fellowship to him. I look forward to meeting him soon as we plan the transition from one administration to another. He will receive nothing but understanding, cooperation and respect from me and my team. 

“The good people of Nigeria, answered the call of history. When the account of this fine moment is written, it will be said that it was the people themselves who led this nation to democracy. 

“You stood in line patiently for hours in the sun, rain and then in the dark to cast your ballots. Even when the vote was extended to Sunday in some places, you still performed your civic duty. You did so peacefully. 

“You voted with your heart. Your vote affirms that you believe Nigeria’s future can be better than what it is today. You voted for change and now change has come. 

“INEC has released the official results of the Presidential election. INEC has declared that I gained the most votes with the required spread and thus won this election. In a more profound way, it is you, Nigerians that have won. The people have shown their love for our nation and their belief in democracy.

“The declaration of INEC accurately reflects the will of the people. While there might have been some logistical obstacles and irregularities associated with the exercise,the result shall stand as what the people want.

“I thank all Nigerians who have made this day possible. Our country has now joined the community of nations that have used the ballot box to peacefully change an incumbent President in a free and fair election. To me this is indeed historic.

“Most people will welcome the result because it is the one they voted for. Others will naturally be disappointed. I ask that we all be circumspect, respectful and peaceful in these times.“This was a hard- fought contest. Emotions are high. We must not allow them to get the better of us. This is not the time for confrontation. This is a moment that we must begin to heal the wounds and work toward a better future. We do this first by extending a hand of friendship and conciliation across the political divide. We hope and pray our friends in other parties reciprocate.

“I thank all the members of the All Progressives Congress, APC, for their commitment and their hard work through the formation of the party, the campaigns and the Presidential elections. Let me equally extend my appreciation to the MEDIA, Civil Society and the Security agencies for their selfless service.

“The International press and our friends abroad deserve special commendation for their support throughout the process. We promise a robust and dynamic engagement with your countries in matters of mutual interest to nations.

“In the interim, I call on all Nigerians to be law abiding and peaceful. The eyes of the world were focused on us to see if we could vote in a peaceful way and carry out a representative election in an orderly manner. You have proven to the world that we are a people who have embraced democracy and a people who seek a of government by, for and of the people.

“We have put one party state behind us. You have voted for a party and president that will serve and govern but never rule over you. Change has come. A new day and a new Nigeria are upon us. The victory is yours and the glory is that of our nation – Nigeria 

“I will make a more formal address to the nation tomorrow after receiving the certificate of return from INEC. May God Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria”.

Read President Jonathan's statement on the 2015 Presidential Election Results

Below, is official statement by President Goodluck Jonathan on the just concluded 2015 presidential election. 

Fellow Nigerians,

I thank you all for turning out en-masse for the March 28 General Elections. I promised the country free and fair elections. I have kept my word. I have also expanded the space for Nigerians to participate in the democratic process. That is one legacy I will like to see endure.

Although some people have expressed mixed feelings about the results announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), I urge those who may feel aggrieved to follow due process based on our constitution and our electoral laws, in seeking redress.

As I have always affirmed, nobody’s ambition is worth the blood of any Nigerian. The unity, stability and progress of our dear country is more important than anything else.

I congratulate all Nigerians for successfully going through the process of the March 28^thGeneral Elections with the commendable enthusias m and commitment that was demonstrated nationwide.

I also commend the Security Services for their role in ensuring that the elections were mostly peaceful and violence-free.

To my colleagues in the PDP, I thank you for your support. Today, the PDP should be celebrating rather than mourning. We have established a legacy of democratic freedom, transparency, economic growth and free and fair elections.

For the past 16 years, we have steered the country away from ethnic and regional politics. We created a Pan-Nigerian political party and brought home to our people the realities of economic development and social transformation.

Through patriotism and diligence, we have built the biggest and most patriotic party in Nigerian history. We must stand together as a party and look to the future with renewed optimism.

I thank all Nigerians once again for the great opportunity I was given to lead this country and assure you that I will continue to do my best at the helm of national affairs until the end of my tenure.

I have conveyed my personal best wishes to General Muhammadu Buhari. 

May God Almighty continue to bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

I thank you all. 

Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR

President,

Federal Republic of Nigeria

March 31, 2015

Buhari's Wikipedia page already updated to 'President-Elect'

APC presidential candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari's Wikipedia page has been updated to "president-elect" following his victory in the just concluded 2015 presidential election. Big congrats to him.

#NigeriaDecides-President Jonathan concedes defeat, congratulates Buhari

President Jonathan put a call across to Gen. Buhari earlier today. The President conceded defeat and congratulated him. 

So, it's official. Gen Muhammadu Buhari is our new president-elect. Big congrats to him!

#NigeriaDecides: Fayose praises Buhari, urges Nigerians to accept election results

The Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has urged Nigerians to accept the outcome of Saturday’s presidential election in good faith, saying; “the election result is the will of God and Nigerians, and all lovers of peace, progress and development of Nigeria must accept it”.

Mr. Fayose, in a statement by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, hailed the resilience and commitment of President Goodluck Jonathan and Mohammadu Buhari.

The governor said the election results should not been seen as victory or loss for any political party, adding that, “To me, Nigerians and democracy won.”

He praised Nigerians for believing in the democratic process, adding that “by this election, Nigerians have shown that Democracy has come to stay in the country”.

The governor said, “I salute Nigerians, especially the great people of Ekiti State.

“I salute President Jonathan for laying the most solid foundation for democracy in Nigeria. And I salute Major General Buhari for being a resilience and dogged fighter.

“I urge Nigerians, irrespective of their ethic, religious and political affiliation to respect the outcome of the election in the interest of peace, progress and development of the country.

“Nigeria as a country is greater than any individual or group and it is my plea that no one should do anything to rock the boat of peace in the country.”

Presidential Election Result: PDP wins in Edo, Delta, Taraba

For Edo, as announced by Prof Osasere Orumwense, VC, University of Benin - RO of Edo state
AA - 159
ACPN - 1284
AD - 450
ADC - 512
APA - 709
APC - 208,469
CPP - 325
HOPE -22
KOWA - 175
NCP - 516
PDP, 286,869 (PDP wins)
PPN - 729
UDP - 160
UPP - 72
Total valid votes - 500,451
Rejected votes - 22,334
Total votes - 522,785

For Delta, as announced by Prof. Mobolaji Aluko, VC of Federal University, Otuoke, RO for Delta state

AA - 1,473
ACPN - 916
AD - 735
ADC - 888
APA - 478
APC - 48,910
CPP - 813
HOPE - 166
KOWA - 311
NCP - 670
PDP - 1,211,405
PPN - 393
UDP - 354
UPP - 261
Total valid votes - 1,267,773
Rejected votes - 17,075
Total votes cast - 1,284,848

For Taraba, As announced by Prof K. Mohammed, VC Modibbo Adama University of Tech. Yola, RO for Taraba

AA - 962
ACPN - 811
AD - 586
ADC - 320
APA - 1306
APC - 261,326
CPP - 1,033
HOPE - 161
KOWA - 153
NCP - 876
PDP - 310,800 (PDP wins)
PPN - 680
UDP - 224
UPP - 439
Total valid votes - 579,677
Rejected votes - 23,039
Total votes cast - 602,716

Presidential Election Result For, Adamawa, Bauchi, Benue, Zamfara, Kebbi, Yobe, Sokoto - APC Wins

Presidential election results for Adamawa as announced by the collating officer for Adamawa state
AA - 495
ACPN - 1166
AD - 595
ADC - 1012
APA - 1549
APC - 374,701 (APC wins)
CPP - 819
HOPE - 267
KOWA - 752
NCP - 1212
PDP - 251,664
PPN - 1163
UDP - 289
UPP - 334
Total valid votes  - 636,018
Rejected votes - 25,192
Total votes cast - 661,210

For Zamfara as announced by Prof. A. Abdulzuru, VC of Usman Danfodio University, Sokoto, RO for Zamfara
AA - 125
ACPN - 238
AD - 290
ADC - 294
APA - 1310
APC - 612,202 (APC wins)
CPP - 655
HOPE - 14
KOWA - 122
NCP - 404
PDP - 144,833
PPN - 374
UDP - 93
UPP - 68
Total valid votes - 761,022
Rejected votes - 19157
Total votes cast - 780,179

For Kebbi, As announced by Prof Mohammed, Dep VC (Academics) Usman Danfodio University, RO for Kebbi

AA -214
ACPN - 361
AD - 450
ADC - 472
APA - 2685
APC - 567,883 (APC wins)
CPP - 1794
HOPE - 213
KOWA - 448
NCP - 519
PDP - 100,972
PPN - 547
UDP - 207
UPP - 238
Total valid votes - 677,003
Rejected votes - 38,119
Total votes cast - 715,122

For Benue, As announced by Prof Hayward Babale Mafuyai, VC, University of Jos, RO for Benue state

AA - 315
ACPN - 1464
AD - 254
ADC - 539
APA - 945
APC - 373,961 (APC wins)
CPP - 567
HOPE - 115
KOWA - 105
NCP - 683
PDP - 303,737
PPN - 439
UDP - 66
UPP - 74
Total valid votes - 683,264
Rejected votes - 19,867
Total votes cast - 703,131

For Bauchi, As announced by Prof. Mohammed Farouk, VC, Federal University, Kashere, Gombe, RO for Bauchi 

AA - 131
ACPN - 232
AD - 173
ADC - 189
APA - 964
APC - 931,598 (APC wins)
CPP - 391
HOPE - 46
KOWA - 128
NCP - 207
PDP - 86,085
PPN - 128
UDP - 29
UPP - 37 
Total valid votes - 1,020,338
Rejected votes -  19,437
Total votes cast - 1,039,775

For Yobe, As announced by Prof. Abubakar Njodi, VC - University of Maiduguri, collation officer for Yobe
AA - 101
ACPN - 164
AD - 213
ADC - 112
APA - 632
APC - 446,265 (APC wins)
CPP - 329
HOPE - 67
KOWA - 104
NCP - 120
PDP - 25,526
PPN - 101
UDP - 30
UPP - 32
Total valid - 473,796
Rejected votes - 17,971
Total votes cast  - 491,767

For Sokoto, As announced by the Dep VC Usman Danfodio University, collating officer for Sokoto
AA - 249
ACPN - 535
AD - 714
ADC - 762
APA - 3,482
APC - 671,926 (APC wins)
CPP - 1,894
HOPE - 283
KOWA - 475
NCP - 686
PDP - 152,199
PPN - 605
UDP - 269
UPP - 180 

Total valid votes - 834,259
Rejected votes - 42,110
Total votes cast - 876,369