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Ifè Portraits & AI: The Politics of Likeness

Explore how capturing human likeness evolved from sacred Ifè sculptures to AI algorithms. Discover the political and ethical stakes of representation, from 12th-century Nigeria to modern tech. A must-read on identity and power.

Fani-Kayode Recounts Trauma of Nigeria's 1966 Coup

Chief Femi Fani-Kayode shares harrowing childhood memories of Nigeria's first military coup on January 15, 1966, detailing the violence that reshaped the nation's political history. Read his powerful testimony.

NBC Calls for Contributions to Review Broadcasting Code

The Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) invites stakeholders to submit ideas for updating the Broadcasting Code to address digital realities like streaming and social media. Submit your input by email or post.

CRIMMD's New Museum Saves Nigeria's Everyday Stories

The Center for Research, Information and Media Development (CRIMMD) has opened a new 13-room facility to document Nigerian history through everyday objects. Learn how this initiative protects national heritage for future generations.

ID Cabasa's 'Unfinished Business' Album Bridges Afrobeats Eras

Legendary producer ID Cabasa releases 'Unfinished Business,' a 13-track album reimagining Afrobeats classics with modern stars. The project highlights the genre's evolution and underscores the need to honor its history. Read the full review.

History of US Interventions in Latin America

Explore the long history of US military interventions and support for dictatorships in Latin America, from Guatemala in 1954 to recent events in Venezuela. Understand the geopolitical impact.

Historic First: Plane Lands Itself in Emergency

A Beechcraft Super King Air 200 made aviation history by using Garmin's Autoland system to land itself during a real in-flight emergency. Both crew members are safe. Read the full story.

10 Incredible Facts About Nigeria at AFCON

Explore Nigeria's rich AFCON history: from Rashidi Yekini's records to three championship wins. Discover the legends and milestones that define the Super Eagles' legacy.

Morayo Afolabi-Brown Unveils 'The Morayo Show'

Veteran broadcaster Morayo Afolabi-Brown launches 'The Morayo Show,' a daily live programme aimed at fostering inclusivity and national dialogue in Nigeria. Premieres January 5, 2026.

Complete List of AFCON Best Player Award Winners

Explore the complete history of the Africa Cup of Nations Best Player award winners, from Mohamed Al Attar in 1957 to Nigeria's William Troost-Ekong in 2024. Discover the legends who shaped the tournament.

Awolowo: The Prophet Who Saw Nigeria's Tomorrow

Explore how Chief Obafemi Awolowo's 1963 allocutus and political foresight accurately predicted Nigeria's future, from state creation to military rule. His legacy as a visionary leader endures.

Emma Culligan: From Archaeologist to Oak Island Star

Discover the fascinating journey of Emma Culligan, the Japanese-Canadian archaeologist and engineer who accidentally became a reality TV star on The Curse of Oak Island. Learn about her background, career, and the fluke that changed her life.

How ANA Bendel Was Founded in 1987: A Memoir

Tony Afejuku's personal recollection details the 1987 founding of ANA Bendel in Benin City, featuring insights from literary scholars and the philosophical underpinnings of memory. Read the full story.

Cartoon Network Hits 500 Episodes Milestone

Cartoon Network marks a major achievement with 500 episodes aired in Nigeria, celebrating its impact on youth entertainment and animation culture. Discover the journey and future plans.

Nigeria's 1962 Emergency Rule Era Closes With Key Deaths

The deaths of Dr. Victor Olunloyo and Oba Sikiru Adetona mark the closing chapter of Nigeria's 1962 Western Region emergency rule. Explore this pivotal historical period and its lasting impact on Nigerian governance.

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