BETH BERHS WARDROBE MALFUNCTION!!

VICTORIA BECKHAM EMBARRASSING MOMENT!!

AMAL CLOONEY WARDROBE MALFUNCTION!!

KATHERINE HEIGL WARDROBE MALFUNCTION!!

KYLIE JENNER PROVES SHE'S THE ULTIMATE KIM KARDASHIAN!!

She's just turned 18, but Kylie Jenner is showing she's all grown up.

The reality star posed in bra and underwear as well as a leopard print bodysuit for a sexy photo shoot for Galore magazine, and said the uproar about her age 'makes no sense.'

The youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner family showed off her curves in the series of racy images by controversial photographer Terry Richardson.

And Kylie called Kim Kardashian her 'biggest inspiration', even posing in a pair of gold stripped Balmain pants her elder sister wore in Cannes in June.

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All grown up: Kylie Jenner posed for controversial photographer Terry Richardson for the new issue of Galore

Many girls want to steal Kylie Jenner’s stripes, so here's their perfect chance.
The newly 18-year-old didn’t waste any time with flaunting her assets for a Terry Richardson shoot, donning an array of designers much adored by her famous family.
The cover of Galore Magazine sees Kylie wearing a whole look from Balmain’s autumn/winter 2015 collection, with these wide leg stripy trousers being the key statement of the outfit.
The black and gold striped pants ooze opulence and flatter Kylie’s svelte figure beautifully. They can be worn with flats or heels and look particularly great with this revealing bodysuit if you want to flash a bit of flesh.
And it's your lucky day because Kylie's exact trousers are now up for grabs for £1280. It may seen extortionate, but they are by Balmain at the end of the day.
If you're loving the style but not the price tag, head to the edit below to snap up a similar pair for less, prices starting from just £25 at Asos.

FIFA RANKING: NIGERIA'S SUPER EAGLES MOVES A SPOT FORWARD IN NEW FIFA RANKING!!

The Super Eagles of Nigeria have moved one spot up in the monthly FIFA ranking released on Thursday by the world’s football governing body, FIFA, in Zurich, Switzerland.

Nigeria now occupies the 10th spot in the continent (Africa), and the 52nd position in the world.
There were no changes in the top two teams in Africa with Algeria and Cote d’Ivoire retaining the 19th and 21st positions.
The Black Stars of Ghana are up two places to the 25th position, Tunisia dropped three places to the 36th, while Senegal completes the top five.
Cape Verde Islands, who are up fifteen places, Cameroon, Congo and Egypt made up Africa’s top ten playing nations.

55 YEARS OF SPORT: ONYALLI, ODEGBAMI SCORES NAIJA LOW!!

Former national 100 metres champion, Mary Onyali, has likened 55 years of sports in Nigeria to a sleeping giant that needs to wake up and start winning again.

Onyali, who was a guest on the Friday edition of Channels Television’s ‘Sports This Morning’ reiterated the importance of investing in talent discovery and development through productive school sports programmes.
The Atlanta 1996 Olympics bronze medallist explained that the athletics did well in the 80s and 90s because the country gave good attention to home-grown talents and infrastructure development.
Meanwhile, 1980 African Nations’ Cup winner, Segun Odegbami, also believes football in Nigeria has performed below its potentials in the 55 years of Nigeria’s existence.
Odegbami credited the success of the game in the 80s to result-oriented grassroots development programmes.
The ex-international explained that the league was also good and most of the talents in the country emerged from the academicals which gave their career a longer lifespan.
Both Nigerian sport legends agreed that Nigeria would only regain its lost glory by reinvesting in grassroots development and schools sports.

US CONDEMNS ABUJA BLAST!!

The United States has strongly condemned the dual explosions in the Nyanya and Kuje areas of Abuja on Friday and the suicide bombings and militant attacks in Maiduguri and Adamawa on Thursday.

The US condemned the act in a statement by the United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria, Public Affairs Section on Saturday.
“We extend our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of those killed and injured.
“These tragic events are stark reminders that violent extremists will stop at nothing to inflict horrific and indiscriminate harm upon innocent lives.
“In particular, Boko Haram’s reign of terror and sheer brutality have left thousands dead and millions displaced.
“The United States stands with the government and the people of Nigeria to defeat Boko Haram and other perpetrators of terrorism.
“Through our security and counter-terrorism assistance, our unparalleled commitment aims to help Nigeria achieve this goal”, the statement said.

ABUJA BLAST!!

The Abuja Zonal Coordinator of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Ishayah Chonoko has confirmed that 59 people were affected in the blast.

He said that 18 persons lost their lives while 41 persons injured.
Three dead and 21 injured victims were recorded from Nyanya incident, while 15 persons lost their lives in Kuje with 20 persons being treated for injury.
Meanwhile the Director General of the National Emergency Management Agency, (NEMA), Mohammed Sani-Sidi, who led some of the evacuations and visited victims in the hospitals, has assured that the government would foot the medical bill of the victims.
He also reiterated the need for security consciousness among the citizens by reporting any suspicious objects and strange movement in their localities to security agencies.
Earlier, the FCT Commissioner of Police, Mr Wilson Inalegwu, told Channels Television that a young female suicide bomber detonated the bomb that wrecked havoc at the police station in Kuje while the two explosions at the Nyanya motor park were said to have been carried out by one male and another female suicide bomber.