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UBA Foundation marked World Environment Day 2026 with a tree-planting initiative, emphasizing its commitment to environmental sustainability. This event showcases the foundation's dedication to corporate social responsibility.
Moniepoint Inc. and S.A.N.G have teamed up to support 500 schoolgirls in Lagos by addressing period poverty. They are providing menstrual hygiene products and financial literacy education to empower these young girls.
A New York playwright has won a prestigious international prize focused on Africa, highlighting the global interest in African narratives. The award received 266 entries from 23 countries, showcasing diverse talent in stage playwriting.
Falana, Falz, and various activists are mobilizing Nigerians for a protest on June 12 to address ongoing insecurity and hardship. They criticize the government's insufficient response to the rising violence and suffering among citizens.
A memorial service for late Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo was held in Lagos, attended by notable figures from the entertainment industry. Friends and colleagues, including Frank Edoho and Funke Akindele, gathered to pay their respects.
Bill Gates testified that he has never harmed anyone during a closed-door hearing regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. He firmly denied any allegations of victimization.
Lagos' waterfront housing crisis is displacing communities, causing significant hardship for families. Ongoing urban development challenges exacerbate the situation, leaving many struggling to rebuild their lives.
Bill Gates testified that he did not victimize anyone during the Epstein hearing, describing his association with Epstein as a serious mistake. His comments were made in front of US lawmakers as he addressed the controversy surrounding his ties to Epstein.
Kano State Hisbah Board has screened 720 couples from a pool of 3,000 for a mass wedding event. This initiative aims to address social vices in the community.
A severe rain and windstorm in Bauchi State has tragically claimed the lives of a grandmother and her four-year-old granddaughter. The police have confirmed the incident, highlighting the dangers of extreme weather conditions.
Pastor W.F. Kumuyi has announced that he will not pass the leadership of Deeper Life Church to his son. He emphasized that the church's leadership ultimately belongs to Jesus Christ.
Ayra Starr's hit single 'Bloody Samaritan' has achieved silver certification in the UK, marking a significant milestone in her career. This recognition highlights the growing influence of Afrobeats on the global music scene.
The City Boy Movement has provided medical aid and financial support to a community in Oyo affected by the abduction of teachers and pupils. This initiative aims to assist those impacted by the recent crisis.
Zeeoma has initiated the application process for The Open Door Lagos Edition, inviting Africa's creative brands to participate. This initiative aims to showcase compelling talents from the continent.
Nigerian singer BNXN asserts that living costs in Lagos exceed those in the United States after his recent move. His statement highlights the rising expenses in Nigeria's commercial capital.
NGOs marked World Environment Day by planting over 500 trees and launching plastic cleanup efforts in major Nigerian cities. Students in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Abuja actively participated in these environmental initiatives.
IK Osakioduwa has shared the reasons for his absence as host of the 2026 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, a role he has held since the event's inception in 2013. This marks a significant change in the awards' hosting tradition.
Doris Ogala's court appearance related to cyberbullying and attempted extortion has been postponed again due to her health issues. This delay continues to impact the legal proceedings against her.
Nigeria's rich cultural heritage and extensive waterways present a unique opportunity to develop a leading aqua-tourism industry. Strengthening the boating culture could position Nigeria as Africa's premier destination for aqua-tourism.
The article discusses the importance of established standards for a nation's growth and development. It reflects on historical examples to illustrate how standards can lead to societal improvements.
The Yoruba culture's mystical abilities are being explored as a potential solution to rising insecurity in the region. There is a growing debate on whether these traditional forces can effectively protect Yorubaland from marauders.
Michael Domingo, the Lagos State Joint Negotiating Council Chairman, has passed away in Geneva during the International Labour Conference. His death is a significant loss for the labor community in Nigeria.
Protesters have blocked the road to Mexico City's Azteca Stadium just two days before the World Cup opening ceremony. The demonstrations are ongoing and have raised concerns about access to the event.
Somalia has expressed support for referee Omar Artan, who was denied entry to the US for the World Cup. This incident has sparked a united front among African nations in solidarity with Artan.
Mary Fajana, a 300-level Mass Communication student at LASU, has won a N2 million prize in the LASEPA inter-tertiary debate competition. This achievement highlights the talent and potential of students in environmental advocacy.
The Adebukola Eniobanke Foundation for Impact is promoting positive masculinity among young boys. They recently engaged students at Alimosho Junior Grammar School in Lagos to foster meaningful conversations.
The Maltina Teacher of the Year Award is now accepting submissions for its 12th edition. This initiative by the Nigerian Breweries-Felix Ohiwerei Education Trust Fund aims to recognize outstanding teachers in Nigeria.
The Maser Foundation has initiated a volunteer programme in Nigeria aimed at expanding its influence across Africa. This initiative reflects the organization's commitment to community engagement and development.
Lagos is set to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Herbert Macaulay's passing, honoring his legacy as the father of Nigerian Nationalism. The Macaulay Heritage Foundation is organizing the celebration events.
Abosede George-Ogan has launched the WILAN Suite, a digital ecosystem aimed at empowering women in their careers. This initiative was unveiled at a gathering of women leaders, showcasing a commitment to enhancing women's leadership in Africa.