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Kim Kardashian Opens Up About Brain Aneurysm Discovered After Stress From Kanye West Divorce

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Kim Kardashian has revealed that she was diagnosed with a small brain aneurysm, a discovery she said came after a period of emotional turmoil following her split from Kanye West. The reality TV star and business mogul made the revelation during the premiere of The Kardashians Season 7, which aired on Thursday. In a candid conversation with her sister Kourtney, the 45-year-old SKIMS founder explained that the condition was detected during a recent MRI scan. She admitted that she believes the aneurysm was likely brought on by the stress she endured amid her high-profile divorce from Kanye West. “I feel more stressed probably just because I have to protect my kids. Everyone around can handle it, but I just want to protect my babies,” Kim said. Kim and Kanye, who were married in 2014, finalized their divorce in 2024. They share four children together — North, 12, Saint, 9, Chicago, 7, and Psalm, 6. Her emotional revelation has sparked an outpouring of support from fans and celebrities alike, with many sending prayers and encouragement as she faces the health challenge. Despite the diagnosis, Kim appeared calm and positive, emphasizing her focus on her family and well-being as she continues to balance motherhood, business, and fame.

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Kiddwaya Sparks Reactions After Admitting He Doesn’t Work And Lives Off His Father’s Wealth

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BBNaija star Kiddwaya has caused a buzz online after openly declaring that he lives entirely off his father’s wealth and has no plans to pursue a career or business. Speaking on the Off The Record podcast, Kiddwaya described himself as a “man of leisure” whose life revolves around traveling, partying, and enjoying every moment with friends. “What I do for a living is wake up, decide what destination I want to fly to, go there with my boys and girls, have fun, drink, eat, and party — and we repeat,” he said. The reality TV star admitted that he once tried to project a more serious image but has now decided to embrace his truth. “I’m not interested in working. I can say I’m into oil and trade, but that’s not my truth. I’m a rich man’s son living my life January to January and having fun.” Kiddwaya added that even marriage wouldn’t change his lifestyle, as he intends to marry someone who shares his carefree approach to life. Despite his extravagant lifestyle, he insisted that he maintains discipline and integrity, avoiding scandals that could tarnish his family’s reputation. His unfiltered remarks have sparked mixed reactions online, with some praising his honesty while others criticize his lack of ambition and dependence on family wealth. I live life as a rich man’s son — KiddWaya reveals what he does for a living pic.twitter.com/5eULRoFXLe — Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) October 24, 2025

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Barack Obama Celebrates Fela Kuti’s Legacy In New Podcast “Fear No Man”

Barack Obama Celebrates Fela Kuti’s Legacy In New Podcast “Fear No Man”

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Barack Obama has celebrated the legacy of Nigerian Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti in a new podcast series titled “Fela Kuti: Fear No Man.” Produced by Higher Ground, the media company owned by Barack and Michelle Obama, the series explores Fela’s groundbreaking music, activism, and his fearless fight against political oppression. In a video shared on his Instagram page, Obama hailed Fela as “a musical genius from Nigeria,” applauding his unmatched creativity and bold political expression. The former U.S. president also revealed that Fela’s music holds deep personal meaning for him, describing the Afrobeat pioneer as “a unique figure in musical history who made music that I really love.” The podcast highlights how Fela used music as a weapon for resistance, standing as a symbol of courage and rebellion against injustice. Through his Afrobeat sound, Fela spoke truth to power, challenging military regimes and corruption across Africa. Fela, who died in 1997, remains one of the continent’s most influential artists and activists, with songs that continue to inspire global movements for freedom and reform. Obama’s tribute reflects how Fela’s message transcends generations and borders, influencing artists, activists, and leaders worldwide. “Fela Kuti: Fear No Man” is dedicated to honoring artists who merge creativity with activism. Obama’s reflection captures how music can serve not only as entertainment but also as resistance. Fans across Africa have applauded Obama for spotlighting one of Nigeria’s most powerful cultural icons. The series is expected to reintroduce Fela’s story to new audiences and spark renewed conversations about music, politics, and social change. Fela’s voice may be gone, but his spirit of defiance and liberation still echoes through his music — a reminder that true art never dies, it only transforms. Barack Obama presta homenagem ao Fela Kuti, lenda do afrobeat em novo podcast. pic.twitter.com/MAF6XKp68V — Africanize (@africanize_) October 23, 2025

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Ghana's Former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings Dies at 76

Ghana’s Former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings Dies at 76

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Ghana is in mourning following the death of former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings at the age of 76 after a brief illness. She was the widow of Jerry John Rawlings, Ghana’s longest-serving leader, who passed away five years ago. Rawlings rose to power through two military coups and later served two terms as president under the country’s multiparty system. Presidential spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu confirmed her passing, and her family formally informed President John Mahama later Thursday. Mahama, leader of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) founded by Rawlings, paid tribute to her during the swearing-in of new High Court justices. Born in November 1948 in Cape Coast, Agyeman-Rawlings came from a middle-class background and attended Achimota School in Accra, where she met her future husband. She later studied art and textiles, while Rawlings joined the Air Force and became a flight lieutenant in 1978, a year after their marriage. By the time Rawlings assumed power in 1979 at age 32, Nana Konadu had become a key adviser and partner in one of Ghana’s most influential political duos. The couple had four children, including Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, now an NDC member of parliament. Agyeman-Rawlings was a tireless advocate for women’s rights, playing a major role in shaping national policies. She helped pass the 1989 law guaranteeing inheritance rights for women and children and contributed to the gender equality provisions of Ghana’s 1992 constitution, which marked the start of multiparty democracy. Parliament adjourned in her honor, and tributes flooded social media celebrating her pioneering work. Richmond Rockson, spokesperson for the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition, called her “an exceptional First Lady whose visionary leadership and organizational skills left an indelible mark on Ghana’s history.” He added, “She stood firmly by Chairman Jerry John Rawlings during the revolution, displaying courage, loyalty, and resilience. Her commitment to women’s empowerment led to the creation of the 31st December Women’s Movement, which she led as president.” Agyeman-Rawlings also pursued her own political career, contesting the NDC’s presidential ticket in 2012. Through the 31st December Women’s Movement, named after the date of her husband’s second coup, she focused on empowering women and advancing community development through education and entrepreneurship, leaving a lasting legacy in Ghanaian politics and society.

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Khloé Kardashian Opens Up About Being Celibate for Over Three Years and Having No One’s Number

Khloé Kardashian Opens Up About Being Celibate for Over Three Years and Having No One’s Number

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Khloé Kardashian didn’t hold back about her love life in the season 7 premiere of The Kardashians, opening up about her celibacy and personal peace. The candid moment came during a chat with Simon Huck, who co-founded Lemme with Khloé’s sister Kourtney Kardashian. Huck was talking about the brand’s new campaign featuring Julia Fox, who hasn’t had sex in four years. He explained, “This gummy is all about self-pleasure, too. So it’s not just about partner pleasure.” Khloé responded without hesitation, “I haven’t had sex in over three years.” Huck laughed in surprise: “This gummy is perfect for you.” When he asked if she was dating anyone, Khloé made it clear her romantic life is on pause. “Nope. Not anyone I’m texting. I don’t have any person’s phone number.” Her friend Malika Haqq noted Huck’s stunned reaction. “He was in disbelief,” she said, especially after Khloé added, “I don’t even have nudes.” The moment offered fans a rare glimpse into Khloé’s personal boundaries and her focus on emotional well-being.

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Northern PDP Leaders Endorse Tanimu Turaki as Consensus National Chairman Candidate

Northern PDP Leaders Endorse Tanimu Turaki as Consensus National Chairman Candidate

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Leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the North have endorsed former Minister of Special Duties, Tanimu Turaki (SAN), as their consensus candidate for National Chairman ahead of the party’s convention scheduled for November in Ibadan, Oyo State. The announcement was made by Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Fintiri, who spoke on behalf of the Northern zone after a meeting of PDP leaders in Abuja on Wednesday. Fintiri confirmed Turaki as the consensus choice while stressing that any aspirant unhappy with the decision is free to contest. Turaki, a senior lawyer with expertise in constitutional law, election petitions, commercial arbitration, international criminal law, intellectual property, oil and gas, and mergers and acquisitions, previously served as Minister of Special Duties and Intergovernmental Affairs and Supervising Minister of Labour and Productivity under former President Goodluck Jonathan. The PDP had earlier zoned the 2027 presidential ticket to the South and the National Chairmanship to the North, with Northern leaders further micro-zoning the chairmanship to the Northwest. Turaki emerged as the unanimous choice following consultations with party leaders from the 19 Northern states and the Federal Capital Territory. Fintiri, who also chairs the National Convention Organising Committee, said: “We have reflected deeply and widely through consultations, and as we go to Ibadan for our national convention, we have adopted a consensus candidate to represent the North, and by extension, Nigeria, as the Chairman of the PDP. That gentleman is K.T. Turaki, SAN.” He added that other positions will be resolved at the regional level and that anyone still wishing to contest remains free to do so. The endorsement comes amid rising tensions within the party, particularly from supporters of FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, who are reportedly dissatisfied with Acting National Chairman Umar Damagum’s leadership. Internal disputes over party structures, micro-zoning of key positions, and unresolved leadership issues in the South-South have also sparked court cases and legal battles, including claims of forgery related to the party’s convention notification to INEC. The Northern PDP meeting was attended by several key figures, including Governors Bala Mohammed, Caleb Mutfwang, and Dauda Lawal; former governors Ahmed Makarfi and Sule Lamido; Acting National Chairman Umar Damagum; former Senate President Bukola Saraki; former Minister of Information Professor Jerry Gana; and Senate Minority Leader Abba Moro, among others.

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Pat Utomi, Others Set for CITN UK District Ceremony

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By Bunmi Ogunyale Nigerian professor of political economy and management expert, Pat Utomi will deliver the keynote address as Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) UK District holds its investiture ceremony in London, United Kingdom on Saturday. Utomi, who is the founder for Values in Leadership, Nigeria, alongside Barrister Gerardine Omamuli and Professor Ezekiel Williams, Managing Partner, Egoheads Group of Professionals will deliver address at the epoch making event. Utomi is a professor at Lagos Business School and has served in senior positions in government, as an adviser to the president of Nigeria, the private sector, as Chief Operating Officer at Volkswagen Nigeria. The theme of the event is; Taxation and accountability. Honourable Lanre Okunola, Member, House of Representatives, Nigeria and Honourable Frank Esenwa, Member, Delta State House of Assembly, Nigeria are also billed to grace the occasion as special guests of honour. Mr. Innocent Ohagwa, the 17th President of Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, the chief host will present at the inauguration of Barrister Lawrence Okolie as the Second Chairman of the CITN UK District and the 2025 to 2027 Executive Committee. Mrs. Oghenerukevbe Sharlyn Wilcox will also be inaugurated as the Pioneer Coordinator of the 2025-2027 Executive Committee.

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53-Year-Old Mazi Alex Onu Wins SUG Presidency at Ignatius Ajuru University

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Mazi Alex Onu, 53, has been elected president of the Students’ Union Government (SUG) at Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt. A 400-level Political Science student, Onu won the election held on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, defeating his rival to claim the top student leadership position. His election has sparked widespread discussion online. Supporters have praised his dedication, determination, and passion for education, calling him a role model for both younger and older students. Others, however, have questioned whether someone of his age should hold a student leadership role.

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