Dance can take Nigeria’s cultural heritage to global stage — Ololade
Nigerian dance artist, choreographer and creative coordinator, Egbaiyelo Abisola Ololade, has called for greater investment in dance as a tool for preserving Nigeria’s cultural heritage and strengthening the country’s identity on the global stage. Ololade said traditional and contemporary dance could play a greater role in telling Nigeria’s stories, promoting cultural exchange and showcasing the […]
60th Anniversary: Ikeja Club partners Lagos for free health screening to residents
As part of activities marking its 60th anniversary, the Ikeja Club, Lagos, in partnership with the Lagos State Ministry of Health, within the week held a free health screening exercise for residents of Ikeja and environs.
2027: APC supporters launch campaign group for YAYI, Adeleye in Ifo/Ewekoro
Members of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ifo/Ewekoro Federal Constituency have launched an independent support movement, to mobilise grassroots support for the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Senator Olamilekan Adeola, the party’s candidate for Ifo/Ewekoro Federal Constituency, Motunrayo Adijat Adeleye; and other APC candidates ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Nigeria’s Data Sovereignty: Why CBN’s 2027 deadline matters far beyond compliance
As digital transactions become increasingly central to the economy, bringing critical financial data closer to home can strengthen regulatory oversight, resilience and trust, while creating a stronger foundation for the next phase of digital innovation.
BRG hosts inaugural Arise Africa Summit
Nigeria’s largest real estate marketing company, Billionaires Realtors Group (BRG) Network, has successfully hosted the inaugural Africa Real Estate Innovation Summit of Excellence (ARISE Africa) 2026, bringing together leading real estate stakeholders from across the continent to explore innovative solutions, investment opportunities and strategic partnerships for Africa’s rapidly expanding property market.
Why Nigerians are rushing to Russian universities — ONAIR Travel chief
More Nigerians are beginning to look beyond the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States as rising tuition fees and changing economic realities make traditional study destinations less attractive.
