- Ghana’s president Mahama assures safety of Nigerians, rejects Xenophobia
- Despite Buhari’s N106bn approval in 2012, Tinubu signs N712.3bn for Lagos airport overhaul
- Nigerian nurses’ denies suspension of ongoing nationwide strike
- Nurses, midwives call off warning strike
- Strike: Health expert seeks govt attention to recognise nurses
- Ex-Gombe gov candidate Bala declares himself ADC national chair
- Dino Melaye officially exits PDP
- Peter Obi not a card-carrying member of ADC, but part of coalition — Abdullahi
- Lere Olayinka: ‘I’m not aware of Peter Obi rejoining PDP’
- Atiku’s aide slams presidency BBNaija, Super Falcons’ grand prize comparison
Entertainment
In a world increasingly defined by digital power and cultural capital, a new wave of Nigerian influencers is not just participating in global conversations — they’re leading them. From Grammy-winning musicians to viral comedians, and cross-border fashion icons, these Nigerian personalities are flipping the script on Africa’s global image, building brands, and shifting narratives — all from their phones, stages, and creative studios. This isn’t mere celebrity. It’s cultural diplomacy…
American singer Teyana Taylor has officially confirmed her relationship with British actor Aaron Pierre.
Nigerian Afrobeats singer Bella Shmurda has opened up about what he believes to be his true calling.
Rema has paid glowing tribute to Afrobeats legend D’banj for helping to bring the genre into the international spotlight, especially in the United Kingdom.
UK-based Nigerian reality TV star Natasha Akide, popularly known as Tacha, has publicly criticised the behaviour of some Nigerian Christian pastors. In a strongly worded video message, Tacha claimed that many religious leaders in Nigeria act in ways that would never be tolerated outside the country. She alleged that “90% of Nigerian pastors” engage in misconduct that would result in serious consequences abroad. According to her, such religious figures benefit…
Simi has expressed her concerns over a growing trend in the music industry of established artists launching record labels simply to sign up-and-coming talents as a form of personal achievement.
Despite the rising cost of living around the world, many Nigerians — especially Ijebu indigenes — from Europe, America, and other parts of Africa attended this year’s Ojude Oba festival, held at the Awujale Pavilion in Ijebu Ode. They arrived dressed in bright lace, colourful aso-oke, and stylish designer shoes, gathering to pay tribute to their king. For many in the Nigerian diaspora, Ojude Oba is more than a festival…
Nollywood actor Charles Okocha has asked fans and well-wishers to pray for his friend, Rico, popularly known on social media as “Billionaire Gateman.” This comes after a terrifying incident in which the ceiling collapsed on Rico. According to reports, the plaster of Paris (POP) ceiling in Rico’s home gave way without warning, falling directly on him. The heavy material pinned him to the ground. The incident shocked everyone who saw…
Nigerian R&B star Darey Art Alade lost his car to a sudden fire on Friday, June 6, in Lagos State. The incident happened around 4 p.m. on the Third Mainland Bridge, one of the busiest roads in the city. The car, which was being driven by a staff member, caught fire without warning. According to initial reports, the vehicle burned completely before help could arrive. However, no one was harmed…
Nigerian skit maker and comedian, Brain Jotter, has expressed deep sorrow over the death of highlife music legend, Mike ‘Gentleman’ Ejeagha. Ejeagha, a respected figure in Nigeria’s music history, passed away on Friday night after a long battle with prostate cancer. He was best known for his unique storytelling style and his popular 1983 hit song, Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo. News of his death broke on Saturday and was confirmed…
Veteran Nigerian actress and producer, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, has called for urgent structural reforms in Nollywood. With over three decades of experience in the film industry, Omotola made this passionate appeal through a viral Instagram post on Saturday, June 7. The actress, widely respected for her roles in more than 300 films, compared her experiences working in Nigeria’s Nollywood with her brief time in Hollywood. She highlighted one major difference: the…
Afrobeats sensation Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, better known as Wizkid, has voiced a strong desire for better leadership in Nigeria and across Africa. He made this call during the premiere of his documentary, “Wizkid: Long Live Lagos,” at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York on Friday. Speaking to an international audience, the Grammy-winning artist stressed the need for improved governance across the continent. Wizkid, one of Africa’s most influential musicians,…
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