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The Ogwashi-Uku Kingdom is mourning the loss of Prince Ikechukwu Okonjo, the younger brother of WTO Director General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. His passing has deeply affected the community and family.
Shaffy Bello highlights that confidence is the true essence of sexiness, rather than physical appearance. She encourages young women to seek growth and self-worth beyond transactional relationships.
Hassan Aliyu's 40-year retrospective exhibition showcases his artistic journey at Wolfson College and ArtSpace in Cambridge, UK. The exhibition highlights his experiences shaped by movement and memory.
Sade Ogunbiyi celebrated her 80th birthday with a vibrant dance event, bringing together friends and family. The celebration featured lively calypso music, creating a joyful atmosphere for all attendees.
There are discussions about potentially renaming Nigeria to 'United States of Nigeria' by December 2026. This proposal aims to reshape the country's identity beyond existing concepts of America and Africa.
The premiere of 'Ajosepo 2: The Gathering' showcased Nollywood stars in high fashion and cultural elegance. The event, themed 'Owambe Glam', celebrated style and creativity in the film industry.
Nollywood actress Kiitan Bukola discusses her new film 'God-Fearing Baddie' and shares insights on her personal life and spiritual identity. She emphasizes that every household has a morally upright troublemaker, reflecting on public perceptions of her character.
House of Yansh Nigeria Limited is enhancing its platform to support Africa's creative talents in the digital entertainment sector. This initiative aims to provide opportunities for individuals to showcase their skills and build sustainable careers.
The musical duo AG-MAH has released their latest EP titled 'Elevation Season', featuring six tracks. Their performances and music are generating excitement among listeners.
Seaman's Schnapps showcased a vibrant cultural exhibition at the 2026 Ojude Oba Festival, featuring a stunning drone display and various cultural activations. The event celebrated Nigerian heritage with the participation of ambassador Adeniyi Johnson.
Rapper Ruggedman calls for greater accountability from the government and security agencies regarding the recent Oyo abduction. He believes the focus should shift away from celebrities and towards the actions of public officials.
Eighty-year-old Ayodele Mustapha reflects on his life, expressing that his greatest regret is not completing secondary education after his father's death. His story serves as a reminder of the importance of education and resilience in overcoming life's challenges.
The Bible Society of Nigeria (BSN) has donated Bibles and New Testaments valued at N14.4 million to various beneficiaries, including those with visual impairments. This initiative aims to promote accessibility to religious texts.
Yomi Fabiyi is calling for a renewed investigation into the death of Mohbad, citing new evidence and alleged confessions from his wife, Omowunmi Aloba. This demand highlights ongoing concerns regarding the circumstances surrounding the artist's demise.
The Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN) held a global tribute event to honor the fifth anniversary of Prophet T.B. Joshua's passing. Thousands of attendees, including worshippers and dignitaries, gathered in Lagos for the commemoration.
The article discusses the importance of avoiding alcohol during pregnancy to ensure the health of the developing fetus. It highlights potential risks associated with alcohol consumption for both mother and child.
Ogun State Hajj pilgrims have returned home on the first-ever direct flight from Saudi Arabia, marking a historic achievement. The successful operation saw 345 pilgrims arrive at Gateway International Airport.
A Catholic bishop in Mozambique was shot dead at home, prompting national mourning. The episcopal body described the circumstances of his death as mysterious.
Food and beverage workers at SoFi Stadium are threatening to strike over pay and immigration issues as the World Cup approaches. This situation could impact operations during the highly anticipated event in Los Angeles.
The Pad Me A Girl Empowerment Foundation is advocating for a national response to period poverty, which affects 10,000 girls in Nigeria. They are urging collaboration among governments, schools, and corporate organizations to address this critical issue.
Abuja schools showcased innovative city models in a competition organized by AEPB for World Environment Day. The event aimed to inspire students to create sustainable urban development solutions.
The first group of Kwara Hajj pilgrims from the 2026 exercise will return to Ilorin on Sunday. Their arrival marks a significant moment for the pilgrims and the state.
Over 2,000 pilgrims have returned to Nigeria thanks to NAHCON's efficient airlift operations. The successful return of 2,767 pilgrims in just three days has been praised by the returning travelers.
Pilgrims have praised the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) for its efficient airlift operations, with over 5,000 returning to Nigeria for Hajj 2026. The airlift commenced on June 4, with 2,767 pilgrims arriving in just three days.
Cross River State has ranked among the top three winners at the national 'Girls in ICT' competition. Governor Otu praised the achievement, highlighting the state's commitment to empowering young girls in technology.
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has defended its nationwide prayer initiative, stating it is independent of Pastor Adeboye and the RCCG. The PFN labeled the allegations linking them to these figures as false.
The PFN has clarified that the upcoming national prayer is not focused on Pastor Adeboye or the RCCG. They urged Nigerians to reject misinformation and promote national unity and peace.
Pope Leo XIV playfully declared his loyalty to Real Madrid while supporting all teams during his flight to Spain. His comments brought a lighthearted moment to his apostolic journey and reflections on global issues.
Dawa Sherpa, an Everest survivor, recounted his near-death experience after being stranded in extreme conditions. He survived for days with minimal food and water, highlighting the perilous nature of high-altitude climbing.
Oyo Muslim leaders have firmly rejected any association between Islam and the demands for Sharia law made by kidnappers. They emphasize that such actions do not represent the true teachings of Islam.