‘My mother sold akamu, akara to support our family’ — Defence Minister
You’re an ingrate, FG lambasts Ribadu
PORTS SECURITY: US gives Nigeria 90-day ultimatum
Fire razes 150 shops at Trinity spare parts market
NAMA stops Oshiomhole from travelling, grounds aircraft
June 12 is dead , says Bashir Tofa
NGF crisis: Aliyu, Yuguda disagree, trade blames
NGF: Show proof that I voted, Mimiko tells Amaechi
Jonathan bans Boko Haram, Ansaru
2015: Igbo ‘ll deliver S-East to PDP — Orji
Alleged inciting statements: Arrest Buhari now, says CAN

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Achebe drew the world closer – Obama
United States President, Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle have described the late Nigerian novelist, Prof. Chinua Achebe as a “Revolutionary author, educator, and cultural ambassador.”
Boko Haram: Catch Shekau, get N1.1bn – US
THE United States took an unprecedented step, yesterday, when it posted a price tag of $23million, an equivalent of N3.3 billion on the head of top Al- Qaeda-linked terrorists in Nigeria and West Africa. Nigeria’s Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau, attracts the highest reward of $7 million (N1.1 billion) for anybody that can provide information that can lead to his capture.
US places $23m reward for Boko Haram leader, Shekau, 4 others
In an unprecedented move, the United States on Monday posted up to $23 million in rewards to help capture five leaders of militant groups which have spread terror in west Africa and Nigeria.
Forbes rates Aliko Dangote world’s 25th richest man
Renowned international journal, Forbes, has said Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, is now 25th richest man in the world.
Forbes also said Dangote is now the first African entrepreneur to lay claim to a $20 billion fortune as the stock value of his largest holding, Dangote Cement, leaped just three months after it released its annual ranking of the world’s richest people.
2015: North shuns Jonathan’s peace moves
The moves launched by President Goodluck Jonathan to get northern leaders to support him ahead of the 2015 presidential election appear to have failed, Sunday Vanguard has learnt. One of the moves was the emissary sent to the Northern Elders Forum (NEF) at a meeting in Abuja.

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