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Kim Kardashain files to be declared legally single despite Kanye\’s plea

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Kim Kardashian has reportedly filed to be declared legally single, hours after Kanye pleaded for their divorce to be called off.

TMZ reported that the reality show star filed the application on Friday December 11 and if signed off by a judge, will make her officially single. She\’s essentially asking the judge to separate issues of child custody and property from marital status. Kim is also asking that her maiden name be restored, removing \”West\” as her last name.

Kim\’s lawyer is said to be Laura Wasser, an attorney who has also frequently filed same application for celebrity clients, including Dr. Dre and Kelly Clarkson.

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[JUST IN] Fuel Scarcity: FG Begins 15-Day Emergency Fuel Supply

Lifestyle Nigeria gathered that As fuel scarcity continues to bite harder in different locations, the Federal Government says it has begun a 15-day emergency fuel supply to ensure the commodity circulates across the length and breadth of the country.

The government also disclosed that vessels importing Premium Motor Spirit would continue to berth at the shore to discharge petrol to different depots, from where the product would be distributed to different filling stations.

The Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria had in a statement on Tuesday said its members in Apapa and other locations in Lagos had been receiving 300 million litres of fuel from eight vessels this week.

This was after the South-West Regional Coordinator of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, Ayo Cardoso, confirmed to one of our correspondents that aside from the 240 million litres offloaded at various depots on Monday, close to 85 million litres of petrol were offloaded as of Tuesday evening.

However, The PUNCH observed on Wednesday that the queues in filling stations were yet to subside, even as Nigerians celebrated May Day.

As of Wednesday afternoon, it was observed that roads in Ogun, Lagos and others were deserted as vehicles lined up in filling stations to buy fuel. Some individuals said they had parked their vehicles pending the availability of petrol.

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Man Lost wife baby – .

An X user with the user name, Titóbilóba Aduké has shared a heart wrenching experience about a man who lost his wife and newborn baby during labour after his wife waited for 14 years to conceive.

The X, user who spoke from the hospital where the tragedy happened wrote, “I’m in the labor room right now watching this man pray outside the labor ward…He’s praying to his lord.

“His actual words are “ Lord, after 14years of barrenness, I want you to do it for me completely. Give me the grace to drive home with my wife and the newest member of my family (child).”

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FG Announces Fresh Condition For Gas Licence

The Nigerian Federal Government has announced that it will no longer issue licenses to gas companies that lack the capacity to build pipelines for gas distribution.

Lifestyle Nigeria reports that the government has taken this decision to discourage the transportation of compressed natural gas through the roads and to prevent similar incidents like the recent CNG explosion at Ita Oshin, Abeokuta, which resulted in the loss of one life and several vehicles.

The Minister of State for Petroleum (Gas), Ekperikpe Ekpo, revealed this information during his visit to Abeokuta for an on-the-spot assessment of the incident.

Ekpo, who was sent by President Bola Tinubu, explained that the country must transition from fossil fuel to CNG, but the transportation of virtual gas poses a significant threat to safety.

In light of this, he instructed the Chief Executive of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Regulatory Authority, Farouk Ahmed, not to grant licenses to gas companies that cannot build pipelines to the end-users.

The government, according to him, is putting in efforts to build pipelines for seamless transportation of CNG to prevent explosions on the road and save lives and property.

“As the Federal Government, we are trying all that we can to ensure we reduce virtual transportation of gas because of the volatility of it, especially with the Ajaokuta–Kaduna–Kano pipeline.

“I have directed the authority chief executive that for any further issuance of licence, the company should be competent enough to pipe it to their end users so that we are not exposed to this kind of danger any longer.