Kim Kardashian, 44, is reportedly seeing someone new just eight months after ending her relationship with NFL star Odell Beckham Jr.

According to Us Weekly, Kim is keeping the relationship private for now. A source revealed, “She’s started dating someone new” and added that the reality star intends for her next partner to be someone who isn’t in the spotlight.

Since her breakup with Odell, Kim has focused on her acting and business ventures, alongside parenting her four children—North (11), Saint (10), Chicago (6), and Psalm (5)—whom she shares with ex-husband Kanye West.

Kim and Odell were romantically linked last spring, but their relationship reportedly ended in March, following their joint appearance at the Vanity Fair Oscars viewing party.

Kim’s decision to pursue a quieter personal life marks a notable shift from her previous high-profile relationships.

Nigerian lawyer Stan Alieke has cautioned citizens to avoid actions that could lead to their arrest during the upcoming festive season.

Alieke highlighted that courts and most law firms will close for Christmas and New Year holidays starting next week.

He warned that anyone arrested and detained during this period could face prolonged custody, as court proceedings will only resume after the holidays.

President Bola Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, has emphasized that the president’s Renewed Hope agenda is designed to improve the quality of life for all Nigerians.

Bwala made this statement while highlighting the recent initiative by the Nigerian Immigration Service, which introduced electronic gates at international airports across the country.

MlIn his post on X (formerly Twitter), Bwala explained that the introduction of the electronic gates is a direct response to the Renewed Hope promise made by President Tinubu, aiming to modernize Nigeria’s airport infrastructure.

He praised the move as a significant step forward, acknowledging how it will enhance the travel experience for Nigerians and international visitors alike.

The electronic gates, which allow for faster processing and less human interaction, are part of broader efforts by the government to create a more efficient and user-friendly system for passengers traveling in and out of Nigeria.

“This innovative step taken by the Tinubu administration reflects our commitment to improving Nigeria’s infrastructure and simplifying daily life for Nigerians,” Bwala wrote.

“The goal of the Renewed Hope agenda is to make life easier for citizens in all sectors, from transport to healthcare, education, and beyond.”