The orphans of Ebola: Heartbreaking tales of children whose parents were killed by disease who are now starving to death, committing suicide and being forced into sex trade

Orphans who survived Ebola in Sierra Leone are starving to death amid harvest shortages and some are being forced into the sex industry to pay for food. Ibrahim, 13, and Aminata, 10, lost both parents to the Ebola virus and were quarantined for two back-to-back periods of 21 days. Their uncle, Mohammed Lamin, lost his harvest during the quarantine and struggled to feed the pair, who died in February. They were survived by two siblings, Jane (right), 8, and Fatamata (left), 3. They too now suffer the effects of malnutrition, eating only one meal a day.

Middle school science teacher fired and wanted by police for 'letting teenage students have sex in classroom cupboard'

Quinton Wright, 25, is being investigated after a string of shocking text messages, sent between him and students at Champion Theme School in Stone Mountain, Georgia, were revealed.

How eldest daughter of 'perfect' family turned into a high-class prostitute who fatally injected a married Google executive with heroin and left him to die... and they still stood by her

The family of Alix Tichelman, the prostitute sentenced to six years for her role in the death of a Google executive, have show their support both in person and on social media during her trial. Parents Bart and Leslieann sat in the gallery to see her sentenced on Tuesday and she mouthed 'Hi' to them as she entered. Sister Monica posted a family photo on Facebook earlier in the trial and her mom commented 'missing my girls today' and 'love you more', pictured center. Tichelman, pictured in her adverts left and in court right, injected Forrest Timothy Hayes, inset, with heroin in November 2013 then left without seeking help when he passed out on his luxury yacht.

Kim Kardashian says she and Kanye West are still 'trying' to have another kid... amid struggle to get pregnant

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Can't come soon enough! Kim Kardashian admits that a new baby cannot come soon enough in a new interview

Kim and her husband Kanye West, who share 23-month-old daughter North, would like a big family together and are 'trying' for more children.

In an April episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kim relays some bad news to her rapper beau, admitting she may not be able to have more children.

As she sits in a meeting with sisters Kourtney and Khloe, Kim excuses herself for a moment saying: 'I'm trying to get a hold of Kanye 'cause I just came from my fertility doctor and they need me to go into surgery to kind of clear out 

something in my uterus,'

Govs reunite to fight Okonjo-Iweala

ABUJA—The nation’s governors, yesterday, put aside the two-year feud that factionalised the Nigeria Governors Forum, NGF, and demanded an account of the estimated $20 billion they claimed accrued to the Excess Crude Account, ECA, while the NGF crisis lasted.

The demand which was directed at the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, was immediately rebuffed by the minister, who asked the governors to seek clarification from their finance commissioners.

BRIEFING: From left: Governor Abdul-Azeez Yari of Zamfara State, new chairman, Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF; Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State and Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State during a press conference by NGF, in Abuja.

Reflective of their new unity, the governors by consensus, adopted Governor Abdulaziz Yari of Zamfara State as the new chairman of the NGF to take over from Governor Rotimi Amaechi, who presided at the session.

Indian Criminal 2 Nigerian students, 3 others duped by real estate agent in India

Two Nigerian students are among four foreign students allegedly duped by a real estate agent and his aide in India.

According to a report by Times of India, the Nigerian students,Nasa Chinasa and Cosy Linda were scammed alongside two Ghanaians, Reverend Daniel and Reverend Osama, and an Indian student identified as Rose.

The agent, Punit Nandwani, collected several sums totalling 278,000 Indian Rupees (about N866,000) from the students.

He was contracted to secure suitable flats for them.

But Nandwani disappeared and switched off his cell phone after collecting their monies and has since been on the run.

Chinasa, a second-year Bachelor of Arts student at a city college, then reported the case to officers at the Kondhwa police station.