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BRUCE JENNER CHANGING LOOKS

Bruce Jenner Transitioning Into a Woman: 'He Is Finally Happy'

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Bruce Jenner covers People (Courtesy of People Magazine)

After months of speculation (a lot of it quiteinsensitive) about Bruce Jenner's changing appearance, the Olympic gold medal winner is getting ready to speak out about his transition.

"Bruce is transitioning to a woman," a source close to the Kardashian-Jenner family confirms to People. "He is finally happy, and his family is accepting of what he's doing. He's in such a great space."

Jenner has come out to friends and family and was apparently calm when he sat down with his kids to discuss his decision. "Bruce told them everything — where things stood and what his plans were for the future, what everyone could expect," says the family source. "Everyone basically knew what was up, but it was still a shock to hear it outlined so explicitly."

Bruce has six children from his three marriages: son Burt, 36, and daughter Casey, 34, from his first marriage to Chrystie Crownover; sons Brandon, 33, and Brody, 31, from his second marriage to actress Linda Thompson; and Kendall, 19, and Kylie, 17, from his most recent to Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner. Bruce also considers himself father to Kris's four children, Kourtney, 35, Kim, 34, Khloé, 30, and Rob, 27.

"The kids came around pretty quickly, but each of them had to process it in their own way," the insider continues. "They're trying to show him love and acceptance. All they want is for him to be happy."

The most shocked by Bruce's admission was reportedly Kris. "It's really a hard adjustment for her," shares a source in Bruce's inner circle. "Kris had the most difficult time in the family. She's looking back at their entire marriage, and a lot of things are suddenly making sense. She has had a lot to process."

"Kim went to Kris and asked her how she felt. They had a very long conversation about it," reveals the Kardashian insider. "Once Kim was satisfied that Kris was emotionally okay, she was able to give Bruce her unconditional support."

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Always 'family' (Instagram)

As for the men in the Kardashian clan, apparently Scott Disick "didn't react very well" at first, but "is now on board." Meanwhile, Kanye is "totally fine with it. He believes in live and let live, and he took it all in stride. He and Kim are just trying to show Bruce love and acceptance — complete acceptance."

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Bruce out and about as transformation news breaks (Splash News)

Bruce and Kris announced their separation in Oct. 2013 after 22 years of marriage, and in the months that followed Jenner's changing appearance became evident. He started to grow out his hair and had a laryngeal shave to minimize his Adam's apple.

"No one feels deceived by Bruce," emphasizes the family source. "He was going through this change slowly. It's not like he woke up one day and was like, 'Surprise!' He moved through his own feelings and his own changes at his own pace."

Some in Jenner's camp tell the magazine that they've known for years Bruce was struggling with his gender identity. Behind close doors "he dressed as a woman," says a source. "It was always very closeted. He would have other people buy him [women's] clothes."

Sources tell People that Jenner remains attracted to women and hasn't shared whether he plans to change his name or have more surgery. "This is his story, and [his family] wants him to tell the world the way he wants… He's 65. That's a long time to keep something a secret." Sharing his truth has been like "laying down a bag of bricks… It's liberating. He's been through a dark period and is coming out on the other side."

Bruce will sit down with Diane Sawyer for an interview special that will air in May. Reportedly, filming will begin this week. He is also said to be taping a docu-series for E!, which is home toKeeping Up With the Kardashians

Buhari Shot Himself In The Foot without knowing

 At some point it all looked like Gen. Buhari and his All Progressives Congress (APC) team would pose a deadly serious threat to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and wreck their chances of returning the incumbent President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to power come May 29. But all the early good works and concerted efforts to win the sympathy and support of the masses, and gain their votes have been undone, almost single-handedly by the party itself.

Buhari in AbaSahara Reporters Media

Few weeks ago, it was safe to say that the winner of the February 14 Presidential election was anyone’s guess, bearing in mind that the two frontrunners in the elections were – and still are – neck-and-neck in terms of the number of core supporters they have been able to amass. Both, however, would have – and may still be – banking on the support of millions of undecided eligible Nigerian voters whose minds were yet to be made up on who to support and who not to support. Unfortunately, it now seems that the bulk of those erstwhile undecided voters are moving further away from the Progressives, if online sentiments and those in the streets are anything to go by.

I’ve come across several previously undecided voters, both online and offline, who are now almost certain that they will camp under the Umbrella. I went ahead to require of them what informed their decisions and almost all of them were united in their rationales for settling for the PDP. Assuming that I queried 50 persons about their reasons for shifting to the PDP, 45 of them told me that the APC and Muhammadu Buhari have played into the arms of the PDP.

Now, how has the APC and Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) played into the hands of the People's Democratic Party?

The PDP in their campaign trails and in their online push for reelection have never failed to remind us of how intolerant of any form of opposition, ideological or otherwise, GMB has been. They went as far back as his 1983-85 military regime where he put a host of opposing voices behind bars to buttress their point. One would have expected that the general, as a seasoned and elite politician that he is, would in response guard his utterances and be more watchful of what he says or does in the public and to the media, but the reverse has so far been the case.

In a protest letter recently channeled through the legal director of the APC Presidential Campaign Organization, Chukwuma-Machukwu Ume (SAN), General Buhari threatened to file a lawsuit against the federal government-owned Nigerian Television Authority and the privately owned African Independent Television for what he described as “hate documentaries” against him that were aired in the tail end last month by the stations, unless they retract them and issue a formal apology. Such threats and disposition by an aspiring office holder (or even a serving office holder) are rather uncalled for in a democratic setting. The world over, leaders and politicians are scrutinized and castigated by the media on a daily basis and it’s seen as part of their obligations as watchdogs in the society.

If world leaders should file a lawsuit for every alleged calumny or supposed act of “hate” they've been subjected to, then the mountain of lawsuits that would be filed by the likes of Barack Obama, David Cameron, Vladimir Putin or even our very own Goodluck Jonathan will take several generations of humanity to tackle. These leaders are lampooned on a daily basis yet you rarely hear them threatening to sue anyone for it. His own case shouldn't be any different. So my advice to the General is that the sooner he develops a thick skin to withstand all the media "assault," the better for him, because he will be receiving a truckload of it should he eventually win.

In like manner, the leadership of the APC is doing their presidential and vice presidential aspirants and their image as a whole no good by backing out of a series of debates organized by different corporate bodies and organizations within the country in the run-up to the Valentine’s Day polls. Their no-show at the Nigerian Elections Debate Group (NEDG)’s Vice Presidential debates and their anticipated no-show at the presidential debates to be organized by the trio of the Newspaper Proprietors’ Association of Nigeria (NPAN), Arise News and ChannelsTV do nothing to gainsay the allegation leveled against them by the People’s Democratic Party of being fight shy of a public face-off in which they will have to tackle tough questions and defend their manifestos and party agenda before Nigerians.

Though the APC has come out to deny this allegation and have done their best to repudiate the "dodging theory" of the PDP by citing perceived bias on the part of the organizers of the debates as their reason for backing out, the average and neutral Nigerian on the streets is not buying it. The rebuttal has done very little to convince neutrals who are beginning to toe the PDP’s line. My advice to them is that they should vet their options and come up with a positive decision in time, before the election sets in.

For the sake of time and space, I will stop at these. These and many more PR missteps and political miscalculations have conspired to put the party in a precarious position and rob them of the people's goodwill which they once owned. In an election that will likely be decided by the undecided voters, the APC are fast losing speed and direction. Concerted efforts must be made to repair what has already been damaged and put their push for the country's top job back on track, else they run the risk of losing by a wide margin at the poll.

Nigerian Army Storm Sambisa Forest

Nigerian troops have finally bombed Boko Haram’s notorious hideout in Sambisa Forest, the Hausa service of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reports.

The attack was launched as a part of actions to suppress the Boko Haram terrorists.

Maj-Gen Chris Olukolade, the director of defense information, told the journalists that the army had been attacking the forest and other hideouts of the terror group since Monday night.

The military used its war drones to reach some of the Boko Haram camps in the northeast but there was no information about casualties on either side. The army said that they are still dedicated to protecting the civilian population at whatever cost.

Olukolade said: “We are still committed in ensuring that we degrade their ability to continue their activities and eventually eliminate them.”

“The mission is on. There are no allowing terrorists anywhere. As many times as they come, it will only give us the opportunity to decimate them.”

It was learnt that troops of the Nigerian army, under instruction to raid Sambisa Forest in Borno State with a view to ending the years of Boko Haram insurgency, have started bombarding the borders of the forest near Adamawa state.

Sources close to the area have confirmed that aerial bombing started yesterday.

According to a soldier, who is serving with the 7th Division and confirmed the information, but asked not to be named, “special forces have been mobilised from different part of the country, especially the 81st Battalion, to Yola over the weekend and the operation starts today (Monday).”

“What people may have heard or seen today may not be unconnected with the operation. They have to do the bombardment of the forest starting from the fringes before the artillery troops would begin to advance. But be rest assured that before the end of this week the forest as well as many communities under the control of Boko Haram would be reclaimed”.

READ ALSO: Army Recaptures Five Towns From Boko Haram 

The soldier said he himself and most of his colleagues were happy with the United Nations decision to constitute an international joint task force to fight the Boko Haram insurgents.

On Saturday, Chadian forces recaptured the northeastern Nigerian town of Gamboru-Ngala after a fierce battle with Boko Haram that involved a ground and air campaign.

Gamboru-Ngala, about 145 kilometres east of Maiduguri, was captured by Boko Haram last year.

A soldier involved in the operation said Chadian forces were working under the African Union agreement to help Nigeria in its fight against Boko Haram.

The Borno state governor, Kashim Shettima, has recently disclosed that the over 200 school girls abducted from Chibok, Borno, by Boko Haram are still alive and being held in Sambisa Forest.

Additionally, Boko Haram survivors recently told how they had escaped from Sambisa forest, where the insurgents were located.

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BOKO HARAM CONTINUE KILLINGS IN NIGERIA

The heavy shooting between members of the Boko Haram and the Nigerian troops in the city of Maiduguri, the Borno State capital, have stopped leaving At least 500 persons mostly Boko Haram terrorists dead.
The spokesperson of the Defense Headquarters, Major General Chris Olukolade, said the insurgents flee in disarray towards different directions – Bama, Ngom, Alou, Delwa and Mafa – but have been effectively contained while a mop up operation is ongoing.
“The terrorists incurred massive casualty,” Mr. Olukolade said. “The situation is calm as mopping up operation in the affected area is ongoing.”
He said several weapons and ammunition including two armoured vehicles, two artillery guns and 17 Hilux vehicles were captured from the insurgents in the attack.
Affected areas have also been recovered by the military as patrol and pursuit of fleeing insurgents continued in coordination with allied forces of the Multinational Joint Task Force, MNJTF.
“The terrorists are meant to be engaged in all fronts including their previous safe havens and hideouts in the region,” he said, adding that wounded soldiers are being treated.
The attack lasted for several hours on Sunday morning with residents remaining indoors. The insurgents were confronted by soldiers and members of the local vigilante, called Civilian-JTF. A security source and vigilante members had said hundreds of the insurgents were killed in the attack.
It will be recalled that according to Yahoo news, two blasts rocked Gombe yesterday, killing five people, with one of the attacks targeting a military checkpoint, witnesses and a military source said.

In the same vein, an unidentified suicide bomber allegedly entered the residence of a PDP politician and detonated an explosive device in his house in Potiskum, Yobe State, killing 6 people in the process.

21 years old most riches you-tube star tells his story

“I never saw myself as being a big celebrity. I just wanted to do videos because I enjoyed doing it and I saw people were making a bit of money.
Olatunji films himself playing video games, usually his beloved Fifa and then uploads the footage to YouTube. He makes up to 40 videos a month. Each is watched around two million times.
The business model is simple: the more clicks his videos receive, the more cash he earns (through YouTube partnership programmes, which split the revenue from pre-roll adverts). This is the world of social media: a meritocracy which rewards mass popularity very handsomely indeed.
Not that he concerns himself too much with figures and projections: “I have an agent for that, I’m not business-minded.” “Fifa is my baby. I have to pinch myself sometimes… I am living a lifestyle most guys my age would love to lead, playing computer games and earning good money.”
“I would say in a year I spend maybe half of that playing Fifa. I love it that much. I think I must have spent 200 hours on the new game already. It’s pretty cool (to think) I’m known for Fifa, he adds. If you think of KSI, people instantly think ‘ah, that Fifa YouTuber’. I didn’t think I would be up there as the ambassador of Fifa on YouTube but I’ll take it.”

It’s been a rapid ascent since his first foray into the world of YouTube in 2009, with clips filmed in his bedroom at his parents’ home in Watford.
There is an innocence about his success, too. The fame and fortune he has attracted (he now lives in a suburban pile in Kent with two highly desirable cars in the driveway) was never part of the plan. He was just having fun.
“I didn’t really want to become huge, I never saw myself as being a big celebrity. I just wanted to do videos because I enjoyed doing it and I saw people were making a bit of money. I thought I wouldn’t mind doing this as a job, getting just enough to survive and doing what I love. But now, it’s become so big.”
With fame comes responsibility, even in the free-for-all world of YouTube. “When I started out, I was able to do whatever I wanted. I would play with more ideas and push the boundaries a lot. But nowadays I’m not able to do that so much.”
“The amount of people that watch me,” he says, “they are influenced by a lot of the things that I do. I wouldn’t want to annoy people’s parents. KSI, if you want to talk business, is a brand, and I have to do stuff to protect that brand now so it doesn’t become tarnished and I am not seen as a hated person, or in a bad light.”
He still seems shocked at how playing football video games has given him the opportunity to meet real-life football stars, who are keen to associate with KSI. There was an invitation to play Fifa with Rio Ferdinand at the former Manchester United defender’s restaurant to help develop his #5 YouTube channel and brand (“It was amazing that playing Fifa had got me into that position”).
Arsenal’s Kieran Gibbs, Wojciech Szczęsny and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (“the Ox was probably the best I came up against”) are among other footballers to have played Fifa with KSI.

Beginnings
He speaks passionately as he explains where it all began: “I was big on gaming and I really wanted to explore the idea of uploading videos to YouTube, especially gaming videos. So I tried it myself and I didn’t do very well, but it was a start.”
“I remember my first video – it had zero views, it was so depressing. People were getting thousands of views and I was sitting with my zero. I pushed it out to my family and friends, and on to forums, and eventually it started to get a bit more traction. After a year, I got to 7,000 subscribers, so that was pretty crazy. After another year, it went up to around 20,000.”
“Back then, to grow was extremely hard. It took a lot of time and eventually I started posting more and more and more, more Fifa videos, more real life videos.”
He says one of the first “big videos” was the History of my Name but admits it was also one of the “most cringeworthy”. “I hate watching it now, he says, “but from that video people really started to relate to me.”
It’s hardly surprising that he had difficulty persuading his parents that quitting school for a career playing computer games was a good idea.

“I wasn’t really into school that much. I was in this building having to cram knowledge I didn’t really care for. But on YouTube I was able to create what I wanted and post it for people to watch.
“I told my teacher that I wasn’t enjoying school and that I was enjoying YouTube more, and that I was getting paid good amounts.
“I asked the teacher, ‘should I leave?’ He asked, ‘how much are you making from YouTube?’ and I said around £1,500 a month. He told me he was getting less than that.”
But his parents were furious when he told them he was quitting school. “They said this is the dumbest thing you have ever done, you are going to throw your life away, why would you just want to play games, you can’t make money from games, it’s stupid.
“Now they have completely changed. They’re doing videos with me and my brother all the time and they completely get it.
“I was able to pay for my parents’ house which was really, really cool, it was the best thing I could ever do for them. They have looked after me so it was awesome for me to be able to look after them.”

Wealth
You can hardly blame a 21-year old from a modest background for splashing the cash when it suddenly lands in his lap. Olatunji says he spends his money on things like trainers (there are limited-edition pairs strewn everywhere). His latest sports car was one of his more extravagent purchases: “I bought the car last year… I hardly ever splash so I thought I might as well get something really good.”
But despite his protestations that he has no business brain, he seems surprisingly mature when it comes to planning for the future. He also recognises that the crest of a wave he is currently cyber-surfing won’t roll on forever.
“I guess I spend my money quite wisely. I bought my old house off my parents, and now I am renting it out.
“I am trying to make sure that I don’t spend on ridiculous things, so that after all this YouTube thing goes I’m not left there, like, ‘uh oh, I have nothing’.”
For the meantime though, his success continues. KSI’s YouTube subscriptions are growing at an incredible rate, the money-spinning deals are coming thick and fast, and he plans to relocate to a central London property with a swimming pool and tennis court (for him and his YouTube gang, The Sidemen).
**Olatunji was recently voted the fourth most influential figure among American teenagers in a survey commissioned by Variety, ranking above Hollywood mainstays Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo Di Caprio, and pop stars Katy Perry and Beyonce.
YouTube’s global accessibility means Olatunji and others like him are able to reach many millions more than if they were confined to domestic television.
“I’m not really interested in TV,” he says.

“YouTube has become humongous and beyond anything I could ever imagine.” Josh Warwick, The Telegraph