Khloe Kardashian is juggling between French and Lamar and mama Kris is NOT happy!

                                                                  Khloe Kardashian and Kris Jenner.

Kris Jenner "flipped her lid" when she found out Khloé Kardashian was seeing two men.

The 30-year-old star is rumoured to be romancing both her estranged husband Lamar Odom and her ex-boyfriend French Montana and her mother Kris is reportedly fuming over the news.

A source said: "Kris flipped her lid recently at Khloé. She has been telling her that it is ridiculous to date both guys and that she is going to mess up everything with Lamar by fooling around with French. Kris still really wants Khloé and Lamar to get back together.''

ITTF lists Nigeria for World Championships in China

The International Table Tennis Federation has confirmed Nigeria and 99 others for the World Championships holding from April 26 to May 3 in Suzhou, China.

A total of 310 men and 238 women will compete at the eight-day event with capacity crowd anticipated.

Three African players have also been listed among the seeded players for the tournament with Nigeria’s Quadri Aruna topping the list of players seeded from the continent as he is seeded 30.

Egypt’s Omar Assar is ranked 32 for the tournament, while the only seeded African female player is Egypt’s Dina Meshref as 62.

Solomon, Ashafa sure of Ambode’s victory

                                                                                                     Ashafa

Two chieftains of the All Progressives Congress in Lagos State, the senator representing Lagos-West senatorial district, Ganiyu Solomon, and his Lagos-East counterpart, Gbenga Ashafa, have said that the APC governorship candidate in Lagos, Akinwunmi Ambode, will win Saturday’s governorship election.

Both senators spoke in separate statements on Tuesday.

Solomon said, “On Saturday, March 28, our great party, the APC, made history at the presidential poll with General Muhammadu Buhari emerging the next president of the country. The victory was well deserved after a long haul of political warfare. But the battle is not over yet.

“This Saturday, April 11, has been slated for the governorship election and Lagos cannot afford to play the opposition at a period the APC is the government at the centre.

Three parties in alliance against Amosun

                                                                                     Governor Ibikunle Amosun

Ahead of the April 11 governorship and state House of Assembly elections, three political parties in Ogun State, namely the Progressive Peoples Alliance, Democratic Peoples Party and the Independent Democrats have formed an alliance to unseat Governor Ibikunle Amosun.

Addressing journalists in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, on Wednesday, the state chairman, Conference of Nigeria Political Parties, Otunba Owolabi Odebudo, said the three political parties had resolved to ensure that the ruling APC was not allowed to manipulate the election.

He said they had all resolved to vote for the governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party,   Akin Odunsi, in the election holding on Saturday

Jonathan’s kinsmen fight over Peterside, Wike

                                                                                            Peterside and Wike

THE choice of who to vote for as the next governor of Rivers State appears to have torn apart the kinsmen of President Goodluck Jonathan in the Ijaw National Congress, an umbrella body of Ijaw people.

The INC members, on Wednesday, barely stopped short of exchanging blows during a press briefing organised to state their position on whether to vote for the All Progressives Congress candidate, Dr. Dakuku Peterside, or the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Nyesom Wike, on Saturday.

A heated argument ensued between some INC executives   and other members of the group over the directive by the body to members to vote for Peterside.

The furore attracted the police and managers of the Presidential Hotel in Port Harcourt, venue of the press briefing, even as angry INC members continued to point fingers at the INC president, Chief Boma Obuoforibo.