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http://ift.tt/2qidPfj (FILES) This file photo taken on August 28, 2016 shows US singer Ariana Grande performing during the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards at Madison Square Garden in New York. Pop star Ariana Grande on May 24, 2017 suspended her tour until early June at the earliest after a deadly attack on her show in Manchester that left 22 people dead."Due to the tragic events in Manchester, the 'Dangerous Woman' tour with Ariana Grande has been suspended until we can further assess the situation and pay our proper respects to those lost," a statement from her management at Universal Music said. Jewel SAMAD / AFP Pop star Ariana Grande on Wednesday suspended her tour until early June at the earliest after a deadly attack on her show in Manchester that left 22 people dead. “Due to the tragic events in Manchester, the ‘Dangerous Woman’ tour with Ariana Grande has been suspended until we can further assess the situation and pay our proper respects to those lost,” a s...

http://ift.tt/2rBxH0Q (L-R) Queen Mathilde of Belgium, US President Donald Trump, King Philippe – Filip of Belgium and First Lady of the US Melania Trump pose prior to a reception at the Royal Palace in Brussels, on May 24, 2017. Trump is on a two day visit to Belgium, to attend a NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) summit on May 25, 2017. BENOIT DOPPAGNE / Belga / AFP Britain raced Thursday to track down a jihadist network suspected of orchestrating the Manchester concert attack, as a row escalated between London and Washington over leaked material from the probe. As more children were named among the 22 victims of Monday’s massacre, the suicide bomber’s father and brother were arrested in Libya and British police arrested a seventh person in connection with the investigation. But they were left “furious” by repeated leaks of material shared with their US counterparts, which provides an awkward backdrop for Prime Minister Theresa May’s meeting with US President Donald Trum...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Nkiruka Nnorom SECURITIES and Exchange Commission, SEC, yesterday, disclosed that it has set aside N5 billion as seed capital for the take off of the proposed Nigerian Capital Market Development Fund, NCMDF. The Commission also warned that it would henceforth prosecute investors using false identity for share subscription. The apex capital market authority also indicated that its shares dematerialization programme has run its full course achieving a 100 per cent dematerialisation of shares with over 2.2 million investors mandating their accounts for e-dividend to-date. The Director General of the Commission, Mr. Mounir Gwarzo, who stated these at the 2017 first quarter post Capital Market Committee, CMC, media briefing, said following the setting aside of the take off capital the NCDF will be launched at the second quarter CMC meeting, with the inauguration of the Board expected to take place in August 2017. According to him, membership of the Fund would hav...