Digital Benin, an online platform documenting royal objects looted from the Benin Kingdom in 1897, was introduced to a Lagos audience of artists, curators, and cultural researchers at Kokopelli Gallery on Sunday, May 3, 2026, in a session that opened wider conversations on restitution, digital access, and the ethics of documenting African heritage.

Key stakeholders in Africa’s digital infrastructure ecosystem have identified co-location services as a critical solution to the continent’s persistent challenges, including energy constraints, infrastructure gaps, and investment risks.

By Jacob Ajom A member of the Paris Olympic gold medal-winning French Rugby Sevens national team, Aaron Edidiong Grandidier Nkanang, has expressed readiness to play his part in seeing to the development of rugby in Nigeria. Aaron, 25, who was born in Britain to a Nigerian father, Aniefiok Nick Nkanang, visited Nigeria for the first […]

plans grassroots vote mobilisationA coalition of labour leaders, professionals, artisans, and working Nigerians under the banner of Working People United, WoPU, has declared support for the re-election bid of President Bola Tinubu, pledging nationwide grassroots mobilisation ahead of the 2027 general elections. The group made its position known during a courtesy visit to the Minister […]

Tunde’s daughter was sent home from school because of unpaid fees. His salary was due in a week, but he couldn’t wait that long and simply couldn’t let his daughter miss classes. Like many of us, he reached out to friends and considered a traditional bank loan, but the endless paperwork, long waits, and uncertainty […]