AILFF 2026 unveils new theme to Shape the future of indigenous-language cinema
By Benjamin Njoku The organizing committee of the African Indigenous Language Film Festival has announced a new theme for its third edition. “Threads of Culture: Weaving Inclusion Through Filmmaking” has been replaced with “Digital Bridges, Ancestral Voices: Reclaiming African Screens with Indigenous Tongues.” The committee said the change followed a strategic review of the festival’s […]
Full List: Tems, Dave’s ‘Raindance’ makes Spotify’s 2026 summer songs predictions
Spotify unveiled the 30-song selection on May 29 through its official newsroom, describing the list as tracks its global editorial team believes could shape “summer 2026’s soundtrack” across different countries and genres.
‘I’m not part of City Boys group’ – Davido clarifies friendship with Seyi Tinubu
Afrobeats star Davido has responded to criticism surrounding his recent comments on Nigeria’s worsening insecurity and perceived injustice, insisting that his friendship with Seyi Tinubu does not stop him from speaking out on national issues.
3 Nollywood players take star power to 2027 NASS race
Call it another ‘Battle of Musanga’, the 1996 Nollywood epic that depicted clashes between indigenous kingdoms and early European colonizers east of the Niger Delta. This time, the battle won’t play out on screen. It’s moving to the political arena.
‘She was my first friend in the industry’ Yvonne Okoro mourns Ghanaian actress, Beverly Afaglo
Ghanaian actress and TV personality Beverly Afaglo has died at 42, leaving Nollywood and Ghallywood colleagues in grief. She passed away last Sunday after a battle with cancer, just four days before her birthday.
Copyright levy dispute: ReLPI, MCSN set for out-of-court settlement, says PMAN President
The long-running dispute between the Record Label Proprietors Initiative, ReLPI, and the Musical Copyright Society of Nigeria, MCSN, over the disbursement of copyright levies may soon be resolved, as both parties have agreed to settle out of court.
