Nigerian-Canadian visual artist Keyede Heidel-Ajakaiye urges government and private investors to support Africa's animation industry through funding and strategic partnerships to unlock its economic and cultural potential.
Nigerian author Chimamanda Adichie joins Bvlgari's ICONS collection alongside global stars, as her family grieves the tragic death of her young son in Lagos.
Truphena Muthoni, a Kenyan environmental advocate, has broken the Guinness World Record for the longest marathon hugging a tree, enduring 72 hours to send a powerful message about Earth protection.
Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher is reportedly no longer bedridden and can sit in a wheelchair, marking a significant development in his recovery from a 2013 ski accident.
The final masterpiece of Anthony Azekwoh's viral digital art series 'The Wedding' has been acquired by Def Jam CEO Tunji Balogun, marking a significant moment in Nigeria's contemporary art scene.
Magic Carpet Studios announces strategic partnership with Toon Boom Animation, utilizing Harmony Premium and Storyboard Pro to position Africa as a global hub for 2D animation projects and showcase African creativity worldwide.
Nigeria's Arts Minister Hannatu Musawa opens up about her deep bond with billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu, calling him family and protector despite their divorce.
Chief Emeka Amaefula, Bureau Chief of City People magazine, receives the Ugo Oha I title from Eze Chieze Martin Amaku in Iho Dimeze Ancient Kingdom, Imo State, for his service and community impact.
Congolese actor and musician Anzor Alem exemplifies a new wave of African artists blending cinema and music to tell global stories, from local films to Hollywood projects like Beast.
Ali Baba transformed Nigerian comedy from free entertainment into a serious business, pioneering professional standards and mentoring generations of comedians through decades of innovation.
Wemimo Adewuni Obiwale, founder of Clove Red Media, is transforming Africa's global image through strategic PR, mentorship, and advocacy, empowering African talents and reshaping narratives.
Explore the most powerful characters in Jujutsu Kaisen, from Sukuna to Gojo, with insights into their origins, techniques, and why they dominate the anime's brutal world.
Pernod Ricard Nigeria's Jameson Irish Whiskey unveiled a stunning Christmas tree made from 2,500 recycled bottles at Ikeja City Mall, kicking off a 12-day festival blending sustainability, creativity, and community engagement. Discover how they merged cel
Four Nigerian artists use discarded materials in a powerful Lagos exhibition, 'Recycling Matters II', challenging perceptions of waste and advocating for environmental awareness. Opens February 7.
Nigeria spearheads AFROVISION X 2026, a landmark global festival in Canada celebrating African & Caribbean creativity across fashion, film, music & arts. Join the journey!
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.
Explore the enduring relevance of Olu Obafemi's 1974 play 'Pestle on the Mortar' and its mango vision for Nigeria's political landscape, drawing parallels with modern figures like Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.
Explore the sharp social and political commentary in the latest Nigerian editorial cartoon. Unpack the satire and understand the critical issues facing the nation today.
Explore the latest editorial cartoon from The Guardian Nigeria, offering sharp satire on contemporary national issues. A visual commentary not to be missed.
Nigeria's media industry is in mourning following the death of Alhaji Yakubu Mohammed, co-founder of Newswatch Magazine. Governor Ododo and Minister Idris lead tributes.
Explore how Nigerian editorial cartoons powerfully critique societal and political challenges. This analysis delves into the art of satire as a tool for social commentary and public awareness.
The Next of Kin Series 8 launches with the theme 'Fragments of Being,' spotlighting 20 emerging artists. The winner gets a solo exhibition worth ₦6 million. Discover how this initiative fuels Nigeria's art economy.
Nigerian-Canadian filmmaker Onyekachi Lucky Ejim will headline the Abuja ANA event in January 2026, discussing theatre and film's role in human progress. Join the talk!
Guardian correspondent Rotimi Agboluaje wins secretary role in Oyo NUJ Correspondents' Chapel election. New executives sworn in for a three-year term to promote press freedom and welfare.
The latest editorial cartoon from The Guardian Nigeria, Cartoon 527, offers a sharp, visual commentary on the nation's pressing socio-political and economic issues, using satire to provoke thought and discussion.
Mattel introduces its first autistic Barbie doll, designed with input from advocacy groups. Discover the features promoting inclusion and representation in toys.
The latest editorial cartoon from The Guardian Nigeria uses sharp satire to comment on the country's socio-political and economic climate. See the visual commentary that's got people talking.
At the FESTMiNT25 launch in Abuja, leaders called for strategic policies and a mindset shift to revitalise Nigeria's textile industry, boost the economy, and create jobs. Join the movement to support Made-in-Nigeria fabrics.
Titi Ogufere's Design Week Lagos 2025 forged a historic African Interior Design Charter, uniting 15 nations. Discover how this platform is industrialising creativity and shaping the continent's future.
The Badagry Young Contemporaries' second annual exhibition, 'Gbeto: An ode to humanism,' showcases nine artists exploring layered histories and Ogu spirituality. Discover how art reshapes Badagry's cultural identity.