Here's what Miley Cyrus thinks of Kim's nude pic...she thinks its 'tacky'

The princess of tacky outrageous behaviour thinks Kim K's nude selfie is tacky. She shared a butt selfie that looks like Kim's and wrote "Dear women, you all are acting tacky AF! Why don't we overly (myself included) fortunate women come together and try to create and bring jobs to other women in desperate need of them so they can support not only themselves but their families!
#happyinternationalwomensday can we all put the cuntiness aside for one fucking day and love / celebrate one another! PS no matter how hard you (or myself) work NEVER will I feel I am worthy of the comfort I live in.... Because so many others while I tuck myself in at night are laying their head on the pavement, dreaming of all the things we take for granted every day. Much love to all my women!!!!

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..and here's what Wendy Williams thinks of Kim K's nude selfie

The queen of 'tell it as it is' shared her opinion on Kim K's nude selfie on her talkshow yesterday. Wendy said (you can watch the video after the cut...)

"I think she looks great but I'm so over it. Doesn't every other girl on TV now have this exact same body? Every girl is got a big giant, smelly booty...and they buy those waist cinchers and pull their waist in and some girls wear it under their clothes to exaggerate your mess, the layers of spanx, the push up bras, the breast implants, the whole bit.

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Migrant Crisis: EU, Turkey Close In On Deal

The EU and Turkey said that they are close to reaching a deal on how to ease the migration crisis at a summit in Brussels.

European Council President, Donald Tusk on Tuesday, said that irregular migrants arriving in Greece will be returned to Turkey.

For each migrant returned, Turkey wants the EU to accept a Syrian refugee on a one-for-one basis, and offer more funding and progress on EU integration.

Mr Tusk said that leaders had made a “breakthrough”, and he was hopeful of concluding a deal next week.

He said the progress sent “a very clear message that the days of irregular migration to Europe are over”.

Talks would continue ahead of an EU meeting scheduled for March 17 and 18.

Europe is facing its biggest refugee crisis since world war two. Most migrants came via Turkey, which is already sheltering more than 2.7 million refugees from the civil war in neighbouring Syria.

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North Korea Threatens US And Seoul

North Korea has warned that it will launch nuclear strikes on the US and South Korea.

The order for a “pre-emptive nuclear strike of justice” was made in a statement which was put out by Pyongyang, the Capital of North Korea.

Such rhetoric is not uncommon, and experts doubt the North’s ability to put nuclear warheads on its missiles.

The military exercises, involving more than 300,000 personnel, were annual events and always generate tension.

The BBC reported that North Korea sees the annual US-South Korean war games as a rehearsal for invasion.

The South’s Defence Ministry had warned Pyongyang against any “rash act that brings destruction upon itself.”

The latest exercises came just days after the UN passed new sanctions against North Korea following its recent nuclear test and rocket launch.

On Saturday, the Philippines impounded a North Korean cargo vessel under the toughened measures. A presidential spokesman said the crew would be deported and the ship subject to a UN-mandated inspection.

The North responded to the sanctions by saying it was readying nuclear weapons for “pre-emptive” use, and by firing short-range missiles into the sea.

Seoul is expected to announce more sanctions of its own on Tuesday, which is likely to draw another angry response from Pyongyang.

The US and South Korea on Friday, also began formal talks on the deployment of a US missile defence system to the peninsula, a move strongly opposed by North Korea, Russia and China.

Beijing said that the Thaad anti-missile system compromised its security and would undermine its nuclear deterrent.

Former US First Lady, Nancy Reagan Dies

America’s former first lady, Nancy Reagan, has died of congestive heart failure, in her home in California.

The 94-year-old was renowned as one of the most influential first ladies in the United States’ history, and her 52-year marriage to then President, Ronald Reagan, was once described as the US Presidency’s greatest love affair.

Reacting to news of her death, US President, Barack Obama, and first lady Michelle, said; “Nancy Reagan once wrote that nothing could prepare you for living in the White House. She was right, of course. But we had a head start, because we were fortunate to benefit from her proud example, and her warm and generous advice.”

Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said that he remembered her as a noble woman, who supported President Reagan, and stood by his side, and would be remembered as a great friend to the state of Israel.

The late Mrs Reagan will be buried next to her husband, at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, in Simi Valley, California.

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Australian Navy Seizes Huge Weapons Cache Headed For Somalia

An Australian Navy ship has seized a huge cache of weapons near Oman’s coast from a fishing vessel bound for Somalia, the navy said on Monday, exposing a possible violation of a U.N. Security Council arms embargo.

The United Nations has a decade-long arms embargo in place against Somalia, which has been mired in conflict since civil war broke out in 1991.

The Australian Navy, which patrols waters around the Indian Ocean as part of an international maritime force, said it had seized nearly 2,000 AK-47 rifles, 100 rocket-propelled grenade launchers, 49 PKM machine guns, 39 PKM spare barrels and 20 mortar tubes from the fishing vessel.

“The weapons were seized under United Nations sanctions, which authorise interdiction on the high seas of illicit weapons destined for Somalia,” the Navy said in a statement.

In 2013, the U.N Security Council eased some of the embargo restrictions, allowing the Western-backed government in Mogadishu to buy light weapons to bolster its armed forces in the battle against Islamist al Shabaab insurgents, who are aligned with al Qaeda.

One Western security source said the street value of the Australian Navy haul appeared to be more than two million dollars.

The Australian Navy did not indicate who was the intended recipient of the weapons, which were found hidden under fishing nets. As well as al Shabaab, some regional states in Somalia operate and equip their own militias without the approval of the central government.

A Somali government spokesman could not immediately comment on the Australian Navy statement.

The Navy said personnel from HMAS Darwin had boarded the fishing vessel about 170 nautical miles (313 km) off the coast of Oman to verify which flag it was sailing under and they determined that it was stateless.

HMAS Darwin is in the region as part of the Combined Task Force 150, responsible for counter-terrorism operations, curbing piracy and drug smuggling.

Oil Workers Shut Down NNPC Operations Over Unbundling

Oil workers have shut down the operations of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) nationwide until further notice following the unbundling of the corporation.

This decision was reached at a meeting of the Group Executive Councils of Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) and Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN), which held on on Tuesday, March 8.

After “extensively discussing the pronouncement”, they “observed that the GMD/HMSP totally disregarded due process and failed to engage stakeholders.

“Hence, from midnight today (Tuesday, March 8), all NNPC locations will be shut down completely until further notice. Further directives will be communicated accordingly”.

Speaking in a telephone interview with Channels Television, President of NUPENG, Mr Igwe Achese, said the unbundling process was not transparent.

The Federal Government had approved the creation of seven operational units in the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu said that five of the seven operational units would be strictly business-driven in line with global best practices.

The new units include those for Upstream, Downstream, Gas and Power, Refineries, Ventures, Corporate Planning and Services, and Finance and Accounts.

He said each of the units would be headed by Chief Executive Officers; namely Bello Rabiu for Upstream; Henry Ikem-Onih for Downstream; Anibor Kragha (Refineries); Saudu Mohammed (Gas and Power), while Babatunde Adeniran takes charge of Ventures.

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Zuma Promises To Return Confiscated Funds To Nigeria

South African President, Jacob Zuma, says his government will do everything possible to ensure that the monies confiscated by South Africa during Goodluck Jonathan’s regime are returned to Nigeria.

Mr Zuma made the promise while addressing reporters after bilateral talks with President Muhammadu Buhari in the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

For over two hours President Buhari and the South African President discussed several issues aimed at deepening the relationship between the two countries.

They also reviewed the over 30 bilateral agreements the two countries had signed over the years.

President told the reporters that the Nigerian and South African governments were working on the matter and that the relevant structures were already recovering some of the loots.

Th South African leader also told reporters that investigations were ongoing to ensure that anything that was illegally taken to South Africa would be returned.

South Africa and Nigeria have good bilateral relations, and strong historical ties dating back from the years of the liberation struggle, but issues of xenophobia is threatening this relationship.

The South African President described xenophobic attacks recorded in his country as ‘unfortunate’, promising to address it ones and for all.

“Africans should realise that they are the same and should avoid conflicts and attacks on each other,” he stressed.

The Nigerian leader also addressed reporters, touching different issues.

On the fine imposed on a South African company in Nigeria, MTN, President Buhari says the Federal Government was worried about the security implication of incident and not the fine imposed.

According to the President, several lives could not have been lost if the MTN carried out the instructions by the regulatory body.

He, however, expressed joy that the South African company had agreed to pay the fine imposed on them.

President Buhari also emphasised the continent’s quest for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council, saying “Africa deserves a place in the Security Council seat of the United Nations”.

He also sympathisesd with South Africans on the unfortunate building collapsethat claimed some lives in Lagos and promised to do all to consolidate the relations between the two countries.

The South African leader is in Nigeria for a two-day state visit.

He is expected to address the National Assembly later on Tuesday.

Both leaders will also address the South Africa Business Forum before the end of the visit.

In President Zuma’s delegation are the Minister of Trades and Industry, Rob Davies, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, Minister for Energy, Tina Joemat-Peterson, Minister of Home Affairs, Malusi Gigaba, Minister of Defence and Military Veterans, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula and Minister of Mineral Resources, Mosebenzi Zwane.

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We Are Proud Of Nigeria – Jacob Zuma

South African President, Jacob Zuma, on Tuesday hailed Nigeria’s role in helping the southern African country during its trying times.

Speaking during a joint session of the National Assembly, President Zuma said “Nigeria’s role in ending apartheid in South Africa must be told endlessly to future generations of our people.

“Nigeria provided solidarity to South Africans to unseat colonialist and we can’t forget Nigeria’s role in reparation for South Africa,” he said.

The South African President, who is on a two-day state visit to Nigeria, also applauded Nigeria’s conduct of the 2015 Presidential election, saying he salutes the courage of all those who were involved in making that election a smooth one for the country.

President Zuma also said that South Africa was willing to work with Nigeria in bringing about a steady power supply and also appealed to Nigeria to join hands with other African countries in defeating the enemy of the continent.

“Economic cooperation between Nigeria and South Africa must be enhanced to enable Africa develop at a fast pace.

“We must diversify our economies to provide more jobs for our people to break away from colonial strongholds.

“Economic cooperation between Nigeria & South Africa must be enhanced to enable Africa develop at a fast pace.

“We need to advance the continental integration and transformation informed by the African Union’s Constitutive Act.

“We need to unite and work together on the issues of peace and security.

“These should include the bringing into operation of the stand by force and their capability. We commit ourselves to playing our part to achieve this.

“Let the citizens of Africa march together to defeat all those forces that bring harm and suffering to our continent.

“Let the citizens of Africa match together towards a brighter future. A future filled with prosperity and happiness.

“South African and Nigeria acting together in unity must play a key role towards the achievements of these goals and objectives,” he said.

The Senate President and the Speaker in their speeches observed that there would be great consequences if both governments do not work together to ensure stability and growth of the continent.

Ease Travel Restrictions

The Chairman of Nigeria’s National Assembly, Senator Bukola Saraki, on his part asked the visiting South African President, Jacob Zuma, to consider easing travel restrictions for Nigerians and reducing challenges of doing business in his nation.

Senator Saraki pointed out that there was disparity in the opportunities investors from both countries enjoy, stressing that Nigerian wanted greater reciprocity.

The Nigerian Senate President also emphasised the need for greater African integration through the easing of trade restrictions, travel restrictions and better policy action towards intra-Africa investment and support.

Promises To Return Confiscated Funds

South African President, Jacob Zuma, earlier said his government would do everything possible to ensure that the monies confiscated by South Africa during Goodluck Jonathan’s regime are returned to Nigeria.

Mr Zuma made the promise while addressing reporters after bilateral talks with President Muhammadu Buhari in the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

For over two hours President Buhari and the South African President discussed several issues aimed at deepening the relationship between the two countries.

President Zuma was accompanied to the National Assembly by President Muhammadu Buhari, his host.

Read President Jacob Zuma’s full address here.

Guide to Sex: Positions, Tips and How-To Advice

You're never too old to learn new tricks. Get cozy as we take you through different sex positions and tips. Test out the Reverse Cowgirl or the Tantric Yab-Yum position for ultimate orgasm. From oral sex to sex in the shower, our experts got you covered.

1. Five Yoga Sex Positions to Help Your Sex Life

Try these easy yoga breathing positions to help get you started...in more ways than one!

2. The Reverse Cowgirl Position

Perhaps one of the more popular sex positions, with the Reverse Cowgirl the angle of the penis through the front wall of the vagina stimulates the area of her G-spot. She'll be happy and so will you. Cowgirl hat not required, but highly suggested.

3. Heels to the Sky Position

Will "sex in the air" really make for the best sex position? One guy thinks so, so maybe give it a whirl.

4. The Yab-Yum Position

Start out facing each other -- in the Yab-Yum position, which is you cross-legged and her sitting in your lap facing you, generally with our foreheads touching. Then, synchronize your breathing. Oh, and there's more. Good luck.

5. The Finger Sex Position

Let's bring it back to basics. Old school tips and tricks on how to finger a girl learned from the Japanese by curling your index and middle fingers like you're gripping the trigger of an M1 carbine and apply steady, rhythmic pressure just inside the vagina.

6. The Butterfly Position (the G Spot Finder)

Looking to find her G Spot? The password is: Butterfly Position. This is when where the girl has her legs all the way up, and then she has to suck in right as she's about to...

7. The Tea-Bagging Position

Yes, it's a position too. Finally we clear up the difference between "shrimping" and "tea-bagging" once and for all!

8. Oral Sex Tips and Advice

Do all women dislike it when you hold their head while you're getting a blow job? And if so, where else should I put my hands? Finally all your oral sex questions answered!

9. Learn How to Have Sex Better in 10 Ways

You can try all the positions you want, or you can call up the world's foremost sex doctors and ask them for their one surefire trick in the bedroom. And then the positions get better.

10. Sex in the Shower Tips (Clean)

The sexually wise will tell you that cold, hard, wet locations like showers, pools, and Buffalo are about the worst places to have sex. My advice is to...

11. 20+ Sex Tips For Women (and Men)

Can sex really ruin your sex life? Get ideas on how to get in the mood, learn about new advances in orgasms, and find what sex therapists talk to their friends about.

12. Tips on Finding Her G-Spot

I heard there's a place in a woman's vagina called the cul-de-sac that's even better than the G-spot. How do I find it?

13. 10 Sexy Hot Videos We Love

From Megan Fox and Chrissy Teigen to Kate Upton and Mila Kunis, Esquire has your hot videos from the women we love. Sofia Vergara watering plants in sexy lingerie? Yes please!

Photos: Buhari hosts Zuma to a state Banquet; Osinbajo, Atiku, Tinubu in attendance

President Buhari this evening hosted visiting South African President, Jacob Zuma, to a state Banquet at the state house. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Senate President Bukola Saraki, APC National leader Bola Tinubu and Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar were all in attendance. See more photos after the cut...

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Court sentences man to death for killing his brother, cutting off his manhood & feeding it to a dog in Bauchi, Nigeria

27 year old Salisu Ali, of Zango village in Tafawa Balewa Local Government of the state was today March 8th sentenced to death by hanging for killing his 7 year old stepbrother, Yusuf, cutting off his penis and feeding it to the dogs. Ali was arrested by the Bauchi police and arraigned before Justice Muhammad Abubakar Sambo of Bauchi High Court today.

The prosecution counsel, Sabiu Gumba, during the trial, told the court that the accused lured Yusuf to the bush where he hit him with a stick, killed him instantly and then cut off his penis and gave it to a  dog to eat.

When interrogated, the accused said he committed the crime because of a misunderstanding he had with the deceased's mother who is his step-mother.

 Testifying against him in court, Aliyu Shehu, the accused and deceased father said his wife had sent their 7 year old son to buy detergent when he was lured into the bush by his elder brother. When Yusuf did not return on time, his wife began to search for him. She was later told that they saw him entering the bush with his brother. The youths then forced Salisu into the bush where he showed them the corpse of his brother.

The judge while delivering judgment, ordered that he be hung until he is certified dead

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Kylie thinks Kim is a legend

Following the furor over her nude photo, Kylie Jenner showed support for big sis Kim by calling her a legend...