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Khloe Kardashian can't stay away from Trina's men. Source: Denise Truscello/ Slaven Vlasic / Getty Trina and Khloe Kardashian must have a lot of things in common because they seem to attract the same men. Khloe and Harden were spotted canoodling over the fourth of July weekend. The baddest b*tch threw some not-so subtle shade at the Kardashian sister when she tweeted:

Photo Credits: The Nation Newspaper The Nigerian Police Force has given reasons for inviting the deputy president of the senate, Ike Ekweremadu, to its headquarters for questioning. The police explained on its Facebook page that it received a petition from a senator who alleged unauthorized substitution of senate document.

Defensive reinforcements are high on the agenda of several Premier League teams, as they look to strengthen their respective backlines. With a number of players set to report back with their Premier League clubs on Monday for the start of pre-season training, Transfer Talk keeps up to date with all the latest rumours and gossip as wanted targets face the music.

Sisters’ Act…Venus and Serena Williams will battlem for supremacy on the centre court of the All England Club…today. PHOTOS: AFP With her heart racing as she stood two points from defeat in her third round match at Wimbledon, Serena Williams looked in serious danger of missing out on a 26th on-court date with older sister, Venus.

Fallen champions Japan were left stunned and humiliated after being stripped of their World Cup crown by the United States in a tearful 5-2 defeat in Vancouver. The ‘Nadeshiko’ – a pink flower symbolising grace and beauty – were trailing four goals down after just 16 minutes at BC Place Stadium on front of a passionate 53,341 crowd of largely US supporters. Chants of ‘USA, USA, USA’ resounding around the stadium were so loud that coach Norio Sasaki could not be heard as he desperately shouted to warn his team of the danger posed by Carli Lloyd.

Ekweremadu The Ikeoha Foundation, founded by the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has given out N23.5m in bursary and scholarship grants to indigent students in Enugu State. The students were drawn from the five local councils of Enugu-West Senatorial District, as well as Enugu- North and Igboeze-North local government areas.

Some 17,000 people have died in violence related to Boko Haram since 2009 A suicide bombing at a church in Potiskum on Sunday, and dual explosions in the central city of Jos in the early hours of Monday morning local time, have shaken Nigeria and mark the end of a week of atrocities in the embattled country that has left more than 200 dead.

Photo: Zahra Buhari President Muhammadu Buhari has disowned unauthorized and unexpected tweets by an account "falsely linked" to one of his daughters, Zahra. Buhari, through his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity Malam Garba Shehu, described the purported tweets by his daughter as the work of hackers seeking to cause mischief between Nigeria and other friendly states.

Argentina will now go longer than 22 years without claiming silverware, having last won something at the 1993 Copa America Unlike the World Cup final last year, Lionel Messi just could not look at the Copa America trophy as he went by it, but Javier Mascherano was unable to resist. The midfielder’s words then revealed the full pain behind that glance.

 Super Eagles striker Emmanuel Emenike has sensationally told Fenerbache coach Vitor Pereira that he is a Muslim. Emenike failed to join the squad up for breakfast on Saturday, prompting the Portuguese to probe his absence on why he didn’t join up with the squad in the morning: “I’m fasting,” Emenike reportedly told the coach according to Turkish daily Fanatik.

If the recommendations of the NFF disciplinary committee stands, then Super Eagles captain Vincent Enyeama, has played his last game for the former African champions. According to African Football, the Lille goalkeeper may be stripped of his captaincy, following his remarks about the security of Kaduna, before the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Chad.

Governor Tanko Al-Makura of Nasarawa state has exonerated President Muhammadu Buhari from blames over the delay of ministerial appointments after a month in office. According to the governor, the president seeming delay in the appointment of ministers and other key government officials has nothing to do with his uncertainty whether to patronize those who contributed to his victory or to appoint those who can really deliver the goods. In a report on Leadership, Al-Makura said the president is taking his time to appoint people he can trust and work with.