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Oh snap! Kris Jenner said, ‘we all make
mistakes,’ when recently asked about Kylie
Jenner’s lip fillers. In fact, during a new
interview, Kris said she was extremely ‘upset’
when she first found out her then-17-year-old
daughter got them. Watch the video here!
Kylie Jenner , 18, may love her new big lips, but her
mom, Kris Jenner , isn’t a fan. The Kardashian
matriarch didn’t even approve of her daughter
getting lip fillers at 17, she admits in a candid new
interview.
“I got really upset, and then it was done, and I had
to let it go,” Kris told Access Hollywood. She also
said she “wasn’t completely supportive, but “once
that was done, it’s just my kid. I love my kid. We
make mistakes.” Kris must have gotten used to
Kylie’s bigger lips because it’s not just a one-time
procedure. Kylie has plumped up her lips quite a
few times since first admitting to doing it.
And it’s not just Kylie’s lips Kris has a hard time
controlling. She admits that Kylie, who recently
turned 18 and is dating Tyga , 25, is difficult to
parent. “I get a little crazy – and I think that is what
no one sees – and I do have definite thoughts and
ideas or [ideas on] what she should do, you know,
at a really young age,” she told Billy Bush.
We wonder how Kris feels about Kylie’s “off the
charts sex” with Tyga. “Kylie is at an all time high in
her confidence right now. She’s never felt this good
about herself or her body and she loves showing it
off,” an insider told HollywoodLife.com
EXCLUSIVELY. “Her sex life with Tyga is off the
charts and she can’t help but brag about it.”
Kris definitely has her hands full with Kylie.
What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers ? Did Kylie
Jenner make a mistake getting lip fillers?

Oh snap! Kris Jenner said, ‘we all make
mistakes,’ when recently asked about Kylie
Jenner’s lip fillers. In fact, during a new
interview, Kris said she was extremely ‘upset’
when she first found out her then-17-year-old
daughter got them. Watch the video here!
Kylie Jenner , 18, may love her new big lips, but her
mom, Kris Jenner , isn’t a fan. The Kardashian
matriarch didn’t even approve of her daughter
getting lip fillers at 17, she admits in a candid new
interview.
“I got really upset, and then it was done, and I had
to let it go,” Kris told Access Hollywood. She also
said she “wasn’t completely supportive, but “once
that was done, it’s just my kid. I love my kid. We
make mistakes.” Kris must have gotten used to
Kylie’s bigger lips because it’s not just a one-time
procedure. Kylie has plumped up her lips quite a
few times since first admitting to doing it.
And it’s not just Kylie’s lips Kris has a hard time
controlling. She admits that Kylie, who recently
turned 18 and is dating Tyga , 25, is difficult to
parent. “I get a little crazy – and I think that is what
no one sees – and I do have definite thoughts and
ideas or [ideas on] what she should do, you know,
at a really young age,” she told Billy Bush.
We wonder how Kris feels about Kylie’s “off the
charts sex” with Tyga. “Kylie is at an all time high in
her confidence right now. She’s never felt this good
about herself or her body and she loves showing it
off,” an insider told HollywoodLife.com
EXCLUSIVELY. “Her sex life with Tyga is off the
charts and she can’t help but brag about it.”
Kris definitely has her hands full with Kylie.
What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers ? Did Kylie
Jenner make a mistake getting lip fillers?

It would seem Arsenal cannot mirror their
premier league achievements in the
champions league when they visited Croatia.
Dinamo Zagreb who have not won a group
stage match for the last 16 years opened the
scoring via an own goal, Pivaric’s shot hitting
Oxlade-Chamberlain before finding the net.
A second bookable offence saw Giroud
handed a red in the closing minutes of the
first half, adding to Arsenal’s woes.
It got worse for Arsenal in the second half,
when before the hour Fernandes sent a
header past Ospina.
Arsenal tried to mount a comeback, but
Walcott’s goal was moot as Dinamo Zagreb
extend their unbeaten run to 42 games in all
competitions.

Wizkid’s music continues to gather
international acclaim, with multiple airplay
both in Africa and overseas.
West Ham players dance to Wizkid: Singer’s
international rep continues to grow
The self-acclaimed Star Boy has been
endorsed by a host of foreign celebrities,
from Drake to Swizz Beatz to Ellie Goulding.

The people enjoying Wizkid’s music is
apparently not limited to his fellow artistes,
as even professional footballers are feeling
it!
West Ham United footballer Mauro Zarate
shared a video of the team’s dressing room
after their 2-0 win over Newcastle, with DJ
Xclusive‘s Jeje, which features Wizkid,
playing in the background.
Midfieder Chiekhou Kouyate can even be
seen doing what even seems to be a Shoki!

A powerful earthquake has hit central Chile, causing
buildings to sway in the capital Santiago, officials
say.
The 8.3-magnitude tremor was centred off the
coast, about 144 miles (232km) north-west of the
capital.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center warned that
"widespread hazardous tsunami waves are
possible".
One person was killed by a falling wall, and
evacuation was ordered in coastal areas. Tsunami
sirens were heard in the port of Valparaiso.
Chilean officials say the earthquake has produced
waves of up to 4.5 metres (15 feet) along the coast
in the region of Coquimbo.
The earthquake struck just off the coast at 19:54
local times (22:54 GMT), about 55km west of the
city of Illapel, the US Geological Survey said.
Officials said it was at the depth of about 10km.
The US Geological Survey initially reported the
tremor as magnitude 7.9, but then quickly revised
the reading to 8.3.
Several strong aftershocks were reported just
minutes later.
Illapel Mayor Denis Cortes reported that one person
was killed by a collapsing wall, and 15 other people
were injured.
Some homes were reportedly damaged in the city.
"Tsunami waves reaching more than three metres
above the tide level are possible along some coasts
of Chile," the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center
warned.
The earthquake struck as thousands of Chileans
have been travelling to the coast ahead of a week
of celebrations of the national holidays, or Fiestas
Patrias.
Tsunami alerts were also issued for Peru, Hawaii
and parts of California.
The quake was also strongly felt in some Argentine
provinces like Mendoza and in the capital Buenos
Aires several buildings were evacuated, the BBC's
Ignacio de los Reyes reports.
Chile is one of the most seismically active locations
on the globe.
It runs along the boundary between the Nazca and
South American tectonic plates. These are vast
slabs of the Earth's surface that grind past each
other at a rate of up to 80mm per year.
In February 2010, a 8.8-magnitude struck off
central Chile, killing more than 500 people.

One person was killed and six children critically
injured after a gunfight caused a car crash in
Kansas City.
The occupants of two vehicles were reportedly
shooting at each other on Tuesday night when one
of the vehicles hit a nearby car.
Sergeant Kari Thompson said one of the people
inside the uninvolved vehicle was pronounced dead
at the scene.
The six children, who were passengers in the same
vehicle, were taken to hospitals in critical
condition.
One of the two people involved in the shooting was
also critically injured.
Sgt Thompson said one person was arrested after
officers used stop sticks - spiked strips thrown on
to the road to stop cars.
The identity of the suspect has not been released.

More than 100 people, mainly children, have
been taken to hospital after a fire started in a
building housing a kindergarten in Ningde City,
Fujian. All of those been treated are said to be in
a stable condition.

US President Barack Obama has invited a Muslim
boy to the White House after he was detained by
police for taking a homemade clock to school that
teachers mistook for a bomb.
Ahmed Mohamed, 14, was led away in handcuffs
from Irving MacArthur High School in North Texas
on Monday after bringing the device to his
engineering class.
In a tweet posted on Wednesday, Mr Obama said:
"Cool clock, Ahmed. Want to bring it to the White
House?
"We should inspire more kids like you to like
science. It's what makes America great."
White House press secretary Josh Earnest said
Ahmed had been "failed" by his school, calling the
episode a "teachable moment".
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg also invited
Ahmed, an aspiring inventor who builds his own
radios, to the social network's California
headquarters.
Ahmed is an aspiring inventor who also makes
his own radios
"Having the skill and ambition to build something
cool should lead to applause, not arrest," said Mr
Zuckerberg.
"The future belongs to people like Ahmed.
"Ahmed, if you ever want to come by Facebook, I'd
love to meet you. Keep building."
Irving Police Chief Larry Boyd told a news
conference on Wednesday that Ahmed would not be
charged.
'It made me feel like I wasn't human,' Ahmed
said
"We have no evidence that there was an intention
to create alarm," he told reporters.
The police department earlier said three teachers at
the high school had accused the teenager of a
bomb hoax.
Irving Independent School District spokesperson
Lesley Weaver said students and staff are
encouraged to report any suspicious behaviour.
"We will take all necessary precautions to protect
our students and keep our school community as
safe as possible," Ms Weaver said in a statement.
Ahmed said he demonstrated his homework project
to his engineering teacher and was advised not to
show it to anyone else.
When his clock rang in English class later in the
day, he said the teacher confiscated it claiming it
looked like a bomb.
Ahmed said he was led into a room where five
police officers were waiting, one of whom
remarked: "Yup. That's who I thought it was."
He was taken to Irving police headquarters to be
questioned, fingerprinted and photographed,
reports the Dallas Morning News.
"It made me feel like I wasn't human," Ahmed told
the newspaper. "It made me feel like a criminal."
The principal reportedly threatened to expel him
unless he made a written statement to police.
Ahmed has been suspended.
The incident has sparked an outcry on social
media, where #IStandWithAhmed was trending on
Twitter.
His older sisters have set up a Twitter account for
him, @IStandWithAhmed, which has more than
40,000 followers.
Alia Salem, the director of the North Texas chapter
of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said
the arrest "raises a red flag".
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton
has joined the chorus of tweets supporting Ahmed.
"Ahmed, stay curious and keep building," she
wrote.
Irving Mayor Beth Van Duyne defended school
officials, insisting they were simply following
protocol.
She made headlines in March when she accused
Muslims of plotting to bypass US courts by offering
shariah-law mediation to worshippers.

Hungarian riot police have used
teargas, water cannon and pepper spray
against refugees at the border with
Serbia. Refugees threw missiles during the
clashes, which appeared to start after
people forced open a border gate.

Families of the six Nigerian pilgrims who lost their
lives in the Friday September 11th crane accident at
the Grand Mosque in the Saudi Arabian city of
Mecca are to receive N70m each as compensation
from the Saudi Custodian of the two Holy Mosques,
King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.
The king had ordered that families of each of the
111 people who lost their lives in the accident be
paid compensation of (SR1,000,000) one million
Saudi Riyals which is N70 million in Naira
equivalent. Six Nigerian pilgrims including one
pilgrim from Kaduna and five others from Gombe
state died in the unfortunate incident.

Six weeks after her husband’s death, the wife of
the late Yoruba actor, Ajigijaga, delivered a baby
boy who is the replica of his father.
Taiwo Olaseinde Sanni put to bed on Wednesday,
September 14, 2015 at an undisclosed hospital in
Ijoko area of Ogun state where she has been
mourning the death of her husband.
Ajigijaga and wife on their wedding day

Taiwo announced the birth of her child via text
messages to friends and family.
She wrote in Yoruba and English: “Sibe
Oluwadara,boti Wun Ko Ri O,idamu Ayie Le Po Sibe
Oluwa Dara.Oti Fi Ayo Ropo Ekun Funmi.I Av Put 2
Bed”.
The message translates to: “Despite the travails of
this world, God is still good. God has turned my
mourning into joy. I have put to bed.”
The new baby is Taiwo’s second child by the late
actor.
Ajigijaga and Taiwo got married in November
2012. As at the time of their marriage, Ajigijaga
was 57 years old while Taiwo was 26. She was the
actor’s second wife.

A Professor of Crop Physiology at the University of
Ibadan (UI), Olabode Lucas, has urged Nigerians to
collectively ostracize corrupt politicians.
Speaking during a book presentation to round off
his 70th birthday, the Professor said Nigerians
should come together to tackle corruption, instead
of the glorification of corrupt leaders which only
emboldens them.
“They should be ostracized and not encouraged.
Corruption is a cancer and it is gradually
destroying our dear country," Lucas said.
"We need concerted efforts by all and sundry to
destroy this cancer.”

He noted that the entire country suffers from the
effects of corruption, hence the need to a
concerted effort towards fighting it.

“Nigeria will continue to wallow in its current
parlous state if the present rate of corruption and
financial malfeasance continues.

"We should not allow ethnic and other consid­
erations to color our attitude towards those who
are making all of us, except themselves, very poor
in the midst of plenty."

The don called for the reintroduction of civic
education in the curriculum of primary and
secondary schools towards the creation of
responsible citizens.

As many as 57,200 of the candidates 65,000
seeking admission into the University of Ilorin
(UNILORIN) will not be admitted the 2015/2016
academic session.
According to the Vice chancellor of the university,
Professor Abdulganiyu Ambali , only 7,800 of those
that sat for its Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME) will get in.
He told newsmen that 30, 384 of the candidates
are in contention for admission after scoring 50%
and above in the Post-UTME.
Ambali however noted that the university has
written to the Joint Admission and Matriculation
Board (JAMB), through the National Universities
Commission (NUC) to increase its admission quota
because it has the capacity to admit more
students.
Last year the university admitted over 12,000 »
students.

The US has warned North Korea to refrain from
"irresponsible provocation" after the communist
state said its main nuclear facility had resumed
normal operations.
The reactor at Yongbyon has been the source of
plutonium for North Korea's nuclear weapons
programme.
The White House said North Korea should "focus
instead on fulfilling its international obligations".
The reactor was shut down in 2007 as part of a
disarmament-for-aid deal.
But Pyongyang vowed to restart it in 2013, following
its third nuclear test and amid high regional
tensions.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the
international community would not accept North
Korea as a nuclear state.
"We will work with our partners in the context of
the six-party talks to try to return North Korea to a
posture of fulfilling those commitments that they
have made," he said.
"We will repeat our call that North Korea should
refrain from the irresponsible provocations that
aggravate regional tension and should focus
instead on fulfilling its international obligations and
commitments."
Six-nation talks involving South Korea, the US,
China, Japan and Russia aimed at ending the
North's nuclear programme have been stalled since
2009.
Experts believe that, when fully operational, the
Yongbyon reactor can make one nuclear bomb's
worth of plutonium per year.
A US think-tank said earlier this year that satellite
images suggested work had started at the
Yongbyon complex.
But Tuesday's announcement was the first official
confirmation from North Korea that it had restarted
operations there.
The state-run news agency KCNA said North Korea
was improving its nuclear weapons "in quality and
quantity".
It said that the North was ready to face US hostility
with "nuclear weapons any time".
However, experts say North Korea's nuclear
capabilities are unclear.
Pyongyang claims it has made a device small
enough to fit a nuclear warhead on to a missile,
which it could launch at its enemies. But US officials
have cast doubt on the claim.
North Korea has made bellicose threats against its
neighbours and the US before, often to coincide
with annual joint military exercises held by South
Korea and US forces.
The two Koreas remain technically at war, because
the 1950-1953 war ended in an armistice, not a
peace treaty.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has pledged
continued military support for Syria's Bashar al-
Assad despite growing concerns over Moscow's
role in the war.
Mr Putin urged other countries to join Russia in
sending "military-technical assistance".
He said the flow of refugees to Europe would have
been "even bigger" without Russian support for
Syria's government.
But the White House said Russia's support for
President Assad was "counterproductive".
The US would prefer to see more "constructive
engagement" from Russia with the coalition against
so-called Islamic State (IS), spokesman Josh
Earnest said.
Moscow has been a key ally of Mr Assad
throughout the bloody civil war, which began in
2011.
It says military equipment is being sent to Syria to
help the government combat IS.
Refugees
President Putin said on Tuesday: "We support the
government of Syria… in countering the terrorist
aggression.
"We provide and will continue to provide it with the
necessary military technical assistance. And we
urge other countries to join us."
Russia's horizons extend beyond President Assad -
Jonathan Marcus, BBC defence correspondent
Russia's backing for Mr Assad should be seen not
as a vote of confidence in Syria's embattled
president but as an investment in a country where
Russia believes it can play out its foreign-policy
role.
Indeed Mr Putin's military deployments signal that
he will not let the Assad regime fall. This does not
mean Mr Assad will be there forever.
Russian diplomacy is working in tandem with its
military policy, exploring all avenues for reaching
some sort of interim deal in which Mr Assad might
stay on, at least for the time being.
But Russia's horizons in Syria probably extend well
beyond Mr Assad's active presence - a reflection
of Russia's concerns about militant Islam and
wider trends in the region, and also its belief that
Western remedies in the Middle East have been an
unmitigated disaster.
Russia sends signal over future role
Speaking at defence summit in Tajikistan, Mr Putin
also said the situation in Syria would have been
"worse than in Libya" had Russia not been
supporting its leadership.
European countries have been struggling to cope
with thousands of people arriving at their borders
after fleeing the conflict.
'Planning air base'
President Putin's comments come after the US
expressed concern at Russia's recent movements
near Syria's coastal city of Latakia.
Pentagon spokesman Jeff Davis said on Monday
that a steady flow of people and equipment
suggested that Moscow was planning to establish a
"forward air operating base" at an airport there.
Last week, officials in Washington quoted by
Reuters said Moscow had sent more aircraft and
two tank landing ships to Russia's naval base in the
Syrian coastal city of Tartus.
They also said a small number of naval infantry
forces had been deployed.
Correspondents say US officials fear that the
stepped-up Russian support will strengthen the
Syrian government at a time when it has been
losing on the battlefield and will complicate efforts
to find a political solution.
Russia has denied building up their presence in
Syria, although Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said
last week that Russia would send more help to
Syria if requested.
The war between President Assad's regime and
various rebel groups has so far killed at least
240,000 people and displaced millions.
Syrian and Russian state media said on Saturday
that two Russian cargo planes with 80 tonnes of
humanitarian aid had landed at Latakia - a
stronghold of President Assad.
Russia's defence ministry said the plane was
carrying materials for setting up a tent camp for
refugees.