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She Can Advocacy to empower women, girls in Imo

She Can Advocacy to empower women, girls in Imo

Thelma Chinonso Nnadozie, a passionate advocate, mentor, and product manager, has founded the She Can Advocacy and Empowerment Initiative (SCAEI), a nonprofit organisation dedicated to empowering women and girls across Nigeria. Based in Owerri, Imo State, SCAEI aims to amplify the voices of women and girls by providing them with the tools, knowledge, and support […]

Kabo’s son declares Reps bid, picks APC nomination form

Kabo’s son declares Reps bid, picks APC nomination form

By Nnasom David Fahad Dankabo, son of prominent Nigerian aviation pioneer and founder of Kabo Air, the late Ahmadu Dankabo, has declared his intention to contest for a seat in the House of Representatives under the platform of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). Dankabo said his decision to join the race was driven by […]

Solene unveils vision to redefine luxury wellness in Lagos

Solene unveils vision to redefine luxury wellness in Lagos

By Moses Nosike A new luxury wellness destination, Solene, has officially unveiled its brand identity in Lagos, marking a significant step toward redefining premium wellness and spa experiences in Nigeria and across Africa. Founded by Nigerian actress, filmmaker, and beauty entrepreneur Oluwadarasimi Oyindamola Omoseyin, the forthcoming wellness brand is positioning itself as Lagos’ answer to […]

Katsina APC Primaries: A case study of Mani and Bindawa local government

Katsina APC Primaries: A case study of Mani and Bindawa local government

By Abduŕrazaq Abdullahi As preparations for the 2027 general elections gather momentum, the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Katsina State is facing internal tension following the emergence of a candidate for the Mani/Bindawa Federal Constituency. Ahmed Saleh Junior, who is well-known in Mani and Bindawa Local Government Areas for his community support and political involvement, […]

Nigerians, Are we weaponizing our local culture against our socioeconomic development?

Nigerians, Are we weaponizing our local culture against our socioeconomic development?

By Philip Obazee Cultural Density Is Not the Question Nigeria does not suffer from cultural emptiness. On the contrary, Nigeria is one of the most culturally dense societies in the world. Across its regions, languages, religions, ethnic communities, towns, villages, and urban neighborhoods, one finds a vast inheritance of meaning: respect for elders, communal obligation, […]