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Cody Gakpo and his partner are grieving the loss of their baby boy, who died during pregnancy. The Liverpool star shared their emotional statement on Instagram.
Habibat Salawudeen Ihiovi-Jack is attempting to set a Guinness World Record with a 144-hour Bible reading marathon in Port Harcourt. Her effort highlights a unique expression of faith and dedication.
A former Ogun Commissioner has commended the judiciary for handing a life sentence to a rapist, emphasizing the importance of justice for vulnerable individuals. This decision is seen as a significant step in protecting society's most at-risk members.
A traditionalist has criticized actress Yetunde Barnabas for her portrayal of Yoruba deities in her film, Olokun Mermaid. The critique highlights concerns over the accuracy of cultural representation in cinema.
Shettima emphasized the importance of unity during Governor Mutfwang’s daughter's wedding, highlighting that shared values among Nigerians surpass divisions. The event symbolized collaboration between the North and South.
A woman shares her experience of being in a relationship that felt like an endless cycle of deliverance sessions. She highlights the cultural perception of endurance in such situations.
Afia Efere, a traditional dish from Akwa Ibom, is being highlighted for its potential UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status. This delicacy, similar to the Igbo soup Ofe Nsala, showcases the rich culinary heritage of Nigeria.
Ogoni residents are protesting as the family of Ken Saro Wiwa claims that the descendants of his killers are benefiting from cleanup efforts in the region. HYPREP's spokesman asserts that projects are being implemented for all of Ogoni.
Senator Oluremi Tinubu, Nigeria's First Lady, faced public criticism for her comments on small-scale businesses, which were misinterpreted. This situation highlights the importance of clear public communication.
Dr. Awele Elumelu is dedicated to creating a positive impact across various fields, including medicine and business. At 56, her influence continues to inspire many through her commitment to legacy-building.
Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim is celebrated for his exceptional courage and impactful relationships. Friends and associates pay tribute to his contributions and character on his birthday.
Shop owners in Lagos recount their near-death experiences during a recent building collapse, emphasizing ignored warning signs. The incident resulted in tragic losses, including the death of an apprentice.
Moffat Takadiwa's installation at Art Basel showcases creativity using consumer debris, highlighting a shift in art's focus. Okechukwu Uwaezuoke critiques the trend of valuing obscurity over aesthetic appeal.
Sculptor Steve Ekpenisi is calling for increased funding and support for the arts, emphasizing its importance in community development and economic growth. He believes that investing in public art can enhance cultural identity.
Transit Gas Nigeria Limited has donated a block of six fully furnished classrooms to St John’s Anglican Nursery and Primary School in Ilado, Ogun State. This initiative aims to enhance educational facilities in the community.
Nigerian female diplomats Uzoma Emenike and Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu are making significant strides in international diplomacy. Their efforts are helping to reshape global power dynamics and influence.
Baobab Microfinance Bank has provided reusable pads to 500 schoolgirls in Kwara as part of its Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Project. This initiative aims to enhance community well-being through social interventions.
Oba Semiudeen Kasali of Igbogbo Kingdom has launched a free JAMB training program for 500 students in Lagos to celebrate his 10th coronation anniversary. This initiative aims to support students in their academic pursuits.
A nonprofit organization is promoting aerospace career opportunities for Nigerian youths. They aim to connect students with experts in drone technology and aviation to enhance local skills.
Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi shares the intriguing tale of Jallo, a renowned blacksmith known for his exceptional skills and strict mentorship. His story highlights the importance of craftsmanship and the passing of knowledge to future generations.
The arrival of a significant figure has brought joy to the community. As June comes to a close, there is a sense of gratitude and hope for the future.
Joyce Obarakpor, a nursing student at DELSU, won a brand new car during the MTN Live It 100 event. This exciting win highlights the positive impact of campus activations on students.
Experts have confirmed that vitiligo is a genetic condition and not linked to spiritual causes. This clarification aims to reduce stigma and improve understanding of the disorder.
Osunlolu Abimbola is advocating for comprehensive support for mothers, emphasizing the importance of holistic maternal care. Her efforts aim to empower women during pregnancy and child-rearing.
Journalist S'bu Ngalwa argues that political interests, rather than public sentiment, fuel the anti-foreigner narrative in South Africa. He emphasizes that foreigners are not responsible for the country's challenges.
A women's rights activist highlights a troubling statistic that one woman is killed every 49 hours by an intimate partner in Nigeria. This alarming trend underscores the urgent need for action against femicide in the country.
Former Ogun governors Osoba, Amosun, and Alake celebrate Prof. Afolabi Soyode's 85th birthday, highlighting his integrity and service. The event reflects the respect and admiration for his contributions to education and the community.
Lanre Delano has launched organ music studies in Nigeria to preserve liturgical organ music. His efforts include advocacy and investment in infrastructure to support this initiative.
Nollywood actress Anita Joseph has expanded her career by venturing into selling 'Akara,' a popular local snack. This move showcases her entrepreneurial spirit and adaptability in the entertainment industry.
Actress Ebun Hodo emphasizes that talent and hard work are crucial for success in Nollywood, stating that beauty alone is insufficient. She encourages aspiring actors to focus on developing their skills rather than relying solely on looks.