Understanding Hasad: Shades, Dangers, and Islamic Teachings
Explore the three levels of hasad (envy) in Islam, from mild dislike to the evil eye. Learn its spiritual dangers, causes, and protective measures according to the Qur'an and Sunnah.
Category : Culture
Sultan Declares July 16 as First Day of Safar 1448AH
The Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar III, declared Thursday, July 16, 2026, as the first day of Safar 1448AH after no crescent sighting was confirmed.
FG Begins Nationwide Screening for Artisans Under SUPA Programme
The Federal Government has launched nationwide screening for carpenters, plumbers, and other artisans under the Skill-Up Artisans Programme to select candidates for advanced training and international certification.
Onga Dandano: Authentic Arewa Taste for Northern Kitchens
Onga Dandano, a new seasoning brand, launches in northern Nigeria, offering an authentic Arewa taste made from local ingredients to enhance traditional dishes.
Group Demands Apology from Ezza Elites Over Unsanctioned Festival
AEISCID gives Ezza Elites 48-hour ultimatum to apologise for holding an unsanctioned Okeaku New Yam Festival, bypassing traditional elders.
NTDA backs Ekinrin-Adde festival for cultural tourism
NTDA Director General Ola Awakan commits to promoting Ekinrin-Adde cultural festival, exploring Akogba Mountain, and listing the event on national tourism calendar.
Swiss museums return 18 Benin artefacts to Nigeria
Switzerland returned 23 looted Benin Kingdom artefacts to Nigeria, including 18 from three Swiss museums, marking a milestone in cultural restitution efforts.
Masquerades protest farmland acquisition for solar project in Niger
Residents of Diko town in Niger State, joined by masquerades, protested the acquisition of 500 hectares of farmland for an industrial solar project, alleging lack of consultation and threatening livelihoods.
Eyo Festival Lagos: History, Meaning, and Why Yoruba Celebrate It
The Eyo Festival, also known as Adamu Orisa Play, originated in 19th-century Lagos to honor deceased kings and chiefs, featuring white-clad masquerades and public processions.
New Yam Festival: Origin, Significance in Igbo Culture
Discover the origin of the New Yam Festival (Iri Ji) in Igboland, why yam is king, and how the celebration preserves tradition in modern Nigeria.
Old Oyo Empire: Rise and Fall of a Powerful Yoruba Kingdom
The Old Oyo Empire dominated Yorubaland from the 17th to 19th centuries with a powerful cavalry, but internal strife and Fulani attacks led to its collapse.
Olubadan Warns Against Violence at Egungun Festival
Olubadan Oba Rashidi Ladoja warns masquerades and followers against violence during the Egungun Festival, urging peaceful conduct and adherence to the law.
One-Pot Sausage and Shrimp Jambalaya Recipe
Learn how to make a delicious one-pot sausage and shrimp jambalaya, a flavorful fried rice dish with spices, shrimp, sausages, and eggs. Perfect for family or gatherings.
Shyllon Museum Expands Reach with International Residency
The Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art joins TheMuseumsLab 2026 cohort, becoming the first Nigerian university art museum in the network, and will host its first international residency.
Lady Surprised by Alexx Ekubo's Burial Tradition
A Nigerian lady expressed surprise that Alexx Ekubo's body spent the night in his family house before burial, questioning if this tradition still persists despite Christianity.
Saudi Arabia Replaces Holy Kaaba Kiswa in Annual Tradition
Saudi Arabia has completed the annual replacement of the Holy Kaaba's Kiswa, a centuries-old tradition involving meticulous craftsmanship and modern technology, using premium materials like silk, gold, and silver.
Muharram and Prophet Musa's Triumph Over Tyranny
Explore the significance of Muharram, the story of Prophet Musa's victory over Pharaoh, and the spiritual lessons of Ashura fasting for Muslims.
How Do Nigerians Communicate? Language, Pidgin, Culture
Explore the rich tapestry of Nigerian communication: from English and Pidgin to indigenous languages, proverbs, and gestures. Learn how context shapes conversation.
Leaders Debunk Ritual Myths About Albinos, Urge Inclusion
Religious and traditional leaders in Oyo State debunk ritual myths about albinos, calling for an end to discrimination and greater inclusion of persons with albinism.
Kumbwada: Where Only Women Rule in Niger State
Discover Kumbwada, an ancient kingdom in Niger State, Nigeria, where a centuries-old curse dictates that only women can rule. Learn about its history and traditions.
French Embassy Hosts France-Senegal World Cup Viewing Party
The French Embassy in Nigeria hosted a live viewing party for the France-Senegal World Cup match in Abuja, promoting friendship and cultural exchange through football.
Ojude Oba 2026: Culture Expressed Boldly with Orijin
Ojude Oba 2026 transformed into a living celebration of culture and self-expression, with Orijin at the center creating spaces for modern cultural engagement.
Lagos Assembly Urges Swift Completion of Badagry Projects
The Lagos State House of Assembly committee inspects reconstruction of Point-of-No-Return and Door-of-Return in Badagry, urging timely completion to boost tourism.
Indomie Celebrates Culture at Ojude Oba and Ilorin Durbar
Indomie participated in the Ojude Oba Festival in Ogun State and Ilorin Durbar in Kwara State, reaffirming its commitment to celebrating Nigeria's rich cultural heritage and community bonds.
Framework for Transmitting Culture Across Generations
Explore how cultural transmission requires adaptation, not just preservation, and how figures like Ade Olufeko bridge technology and tradition for continuity.
Emir Sanusi Revives Hausa Culture at Mini Durbar for EU Envoy
Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, performs mini durbar for EU Ambassador Gautier Mignot, showcasing Hausa heritage. Calls for EU support in security, healthcare, girl-child education.
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50 Nigerian Baby Boy Names with Powerful Meanings Beyond Jayden and Jason
Explore 50 unique Nigerian baby boy names from Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, and other tribes, each with deep cultural meanings, perfect for parents seeking identity-rich names.
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Bandits and Sharia Law: Separating Facts from Misinformation
Claims linking bandits to Sharia law have sparked debate. This article clarifies what Sharia actually covers, its legal scope in Nigeria, and common misconceptions.
Ojude Oba 2026: Royalty, Glamour, and Tradition Shine
The 2026 Ojude Oba festival in Ijebu-Ode showcased Yoruba culture, fashion, and tradition with dignitaries, stunning aso-oke designs, and a horse-riding display by Farooq Oreagba.
Rite Foods promotes cultural values at Ojude Oba festival
Rite Foods Limited underscores the importance of cultural values at the 2026 Ojude Oba festival in Ogun State, honoring Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona's legacy.
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