Watch: Khloe Kardashian finally speaks about Kim after the Paris robbery "She's not doing that well"

Khloe Kardashian finally publicly opened up about her older sister, Kim Kardashian's armed robbery attack in Paris. She appeared on Ellen DeGeneres Show where she said Kim is 'not doing that well' nine days after the robbery attack in Paris. She added: 

'I mean, it's incredibly traumatic what happened to her.' 'But our family is super close and great and we'll get through it together,' she continued, 'and we do appreciate all of your guys' love and support and it will take time.'  'You know, it was horrible what happened to her.'

Bill 'rape' protesters interrupt President Obama but he heckles them back

US President Obama got heckled by a couple of Bill Clinton 'rape' protesters as he addressed a crowd at the White Oak Amphitheater in Greensboro, North Carolina, by two young people wearing 'Bill Clinton Rapist' t-shirts. The president appeared to find the whole thing funny, pausing at length while Secret Service kicked them out. He said:

Terrified SA bride bashes her husband's head with a wine bottle after seeing his manhood for the first time during honeymoon

n South Africa, a virgin bride reportedly bashed her husband on the head during their honeymoon, after seeing his large penis for the first time.

According to reports, Mnombo Madyibi (pictured above) – nicknamed Anaconda by his friends, was attacked while trying to get intimate with his wife on their honeymoon after they both decided to abstain from sex until marriage.

The unnamed wife reportedly described her husband's penis as a 'hairy, scary cucumber' after seeing it for the first time. Revealing what happened, Madyibi said: 

'All was well and she enjoyed the foreplay. But all hell broke loose the moment I took off my underwear.'

She reacted in horror, bit his ear and squeezed his private parts.

'Before I knew it, she knocked me over with a bottle of wine before attempting to suffocate me with a red and white teddy bear I'd bought her as a gift.'

Their screams woke up other guests at their bed and breakfast in Coffee Bay, South Africa, and the pair ended up heading back home.

While Madyibi thinks his wife was angry because he could only afford a cheaper honeymoon instead of the one she wished for in Zanzibar, his wife when contacted said she only slapped him on the cheek. They have decided to use marriage counseling instead of involving the police to solve their issues.

Soldiers reportedly surround Shi'ites gathering in Kaduna state

Soldiers in Kaduna this evening surrounded a gathering of Shi'ite Muslims in the state. According to reports, the Muslim group had disobeyed the orders of the state government banning their activities in the state. They gathered at a mosque to commemorate historical events associated with the Islamic month of Muharram that is particularly significant in the Shia calendar when they were surrounded by the soldiers.

UK-based Islamic Human Rights Commission in a statement released this evening said

“Shortly before the Kaduna Markaz mosque on Zango Road was encircled by armoured military vehicles carrying heavily armed soldiers and also an ambulance were among a convoy of 18 military vehicles seen nearby'‎'.

The group last year December clashed with the Nigerian Army resulting in the death of some of its members. ‎The group's leader, Ibrahim El Zakzaky is still in DSS custody.

Girlfriend, Guarantor Arraigned After Driver Absconds With N7.2m Fuel

The police in Lagos have arrested a 25-year-old woman, Joy Okeke, after her boyfriend, Ofoagbu Ekene, reportedly diverted 40,000 litres of diesel worth N7.2m and fled.

Okeke was apprehended along with a teacher, Lukman Kelani, who was said to have stood as a guarantor of the fleeing suspect at Northbridge Oil, which employed him as a driver.

 Metro learnt that the company had sent Ekene to deliver the fuel at a filling station in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, on October 1.

It was gathered that the company became worried two days after when the filling station that was supposed to receive the fuel called that it was still being awaited.

After a futile attempt to reach Ekene, the company was said to have reported the matter to the police, which eventually recovered the company’s empty tanker at Aba, Anambra State.

Fear Grips Maryland Residents After Three Live 30-Foot Pythons Were Killed (Photo)

Some security guards of Greenland Estate in the Mende, Maryland area of Lagos State killed three 30-foot pythons in the early hours of Tuesday.

 Metro learnt that the killing of the reptiles brought panic into the estate as residents expressed fear for their safety.

It was gathered that the animals were exposed after the dredging activities of the Lagos State Government.

It was gathered that after killing the pythons, the security guards on the estate put them up for sale for N10,000.

The Vice Chairman of the estate, Sola Adekoya, said more than 15 pythons had been killed on the estate in 2016 alone, urging the government to find a lasting solution to the overgrown canals in the area.

South Africa University Set To Reopen Tomorrow Despite Protests

South Africa's University of Pretoria is to reopen tomorrow after being shut as a result of student protests against an increase in tuition fees.

But, in a statement, the university authorities say that it will be arranging "alternative to on-campus lectures... All lecture and study material will be made available by the faculties either online or by other means."

In other words, students will not be allowed on campus en masse.

It adds that the campus will only be open for those who have to be there for studies.

Wits University in Johannesburg has been hit by two days of clashes between police and students after it reopened its campus on Monday.