Tunde Onakoya's story of grit and purpose began in a Lagos barbershop, leading to a global chess movement. Discover how he overcame challenges to inspire children and build dreams beyond the chessboard.
The Guardian Woman Festival concluded its 2026 edition by honoring charities and corporate enablers for their work in reshaping communities across Nigeria through collective female-led philanthropy and social action.
Olabukola Olajuwon, founder of SEEM6LTD, is redefining brand engagement through experiential marketing and creative storytelling, with landmark productions like the Àjoyò Guinness World Records attempt.
The second edition of the Art Teachers' Exhibition opened at CRIMMD Museum in Lagos, featuring works by seven artists exploring themes of creativity, environment, and Nigerian identity through diverse media.
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An analysis of modern materialism, comparing today's mansions built on corruption to the ancient Thamud's carved homes, warning that wealth without purpose leads to desolation and insignificance.
A Nigerian cartoonist has published a sharp political satire in The Guardian, using humor to critique widespread corruption and inefficiency in government institutions, sparking public debate.
A Nigerian hairstylist transformed her corridor into a luxurious salon, with a viral video showcasing the impressive before-and-after transformation that sparked mixed reactions online.
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Discover five prominent Nigerian entertainers who transitioned from the spotlight to the pulpit, embracing spiritual leadership while navigating their public journeys and personal transformations.
A recent cartoon published in a Nigerian newspaper offers a sharp, satirical critique of current political and social issues, igniting discussions among readers and highlighting the role of art in public discourse.
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Nigerian double bassist Toluwani Ajayi releases 'Lifestyle (Ìgbésí Ayé Ojoojúmó)', a four-track EP merging Western classical music with Yoruba folk traditions, featuring intricate arrangements and ancestral instruments.
Mauritius has inaugurated its first Art and Culture Investment Summit, aiming to transform the island into a leading cultural tourism hub in Africa and the Indian Ocean region through strategic partnerships and investment frameworks.
Veteran Nigerian actor Akin Lewis reflects on criticism for pursuing acting instead of traditional careers like medicine, highlighting his perseverance and recent Lifetime Achievement Award at the Black Merit Awards.
A Nigerian cartoonist uses humor and satire to critique political corruption, economic struggles, and social challenges in the country, sparking public discussion.
Art advocate Aliyu Ahmed promotes art as a tool for social transformation, youth empowerment, and cultural preservation in Northern Nigeria through initiatives like Art Jollof and Arewa Art Fair.
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Lisa Simone, daughter of jazz legend Nina Simone, will perform at Oti's Jazz Bistro in Lagos from April 5-6, 2026, celebrating Jazz Appreciation Month with a tribute to jazz's diverse heritage.
Filmmaker Laju Iren premiered 'Onobiren: A Woman's Story' in Lagos, blending cinematic excellence with South-South culture. The film explores women's resilience and challenges gender norms, featuring stars like Ruby Akubueze and Desmond Bryce.
Author Nwachukwu Egbunike discusses his poetry collection Incantations, exploring ancestral voices, Igbo heritage, and the transformative power of poetry as a living fire and invocation.
Filmmaker Laju Iren premieres 'Onobiren: A Woman's Story' in Lagos, highlighting Itsekiri culture and women's resilience. The film challenges gender norms and features stars like Ruby Akubueze.
Funke Akindele's Creative Blueprint 2.0 masterclass in Lagos brought together hundreds of women to learn from industry leaders, focusing on mentorship, finance, and career growth in creative fields like film, music, and tech.
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The Electronic Media Content Owners Association of Nigeria inducted Wale Adenuga and Yinka Adebayo as patrons, emphasizing unity, content regulation, and support for terrestrial platforms to enhance the creative sector.
The National Council for Arts and Culture congratulates UK Music and BMEx on a report revealing Black music's £24.5 billion contribution to the UK economy, highlighting Nigeria's key role in global trends like Afrobeats.
Nigeria and the United Kingdom have announced a new cultural and creative economy partnership, featuring the UK-Nigeria Season of Culture 2028. This initiative aims to boost investment, support co-productions, and enhance global market access for creative
A recent cartoon by a Nigerian artist humorously critiques political and social issues, drawing mixed reactions from the public and highlighting the role of satire in national discourse.
The final burial ceremony for Alhaji Jimoh Atanda Lawal, co-founder of Abiok Publicity Limited and Aare Mayegun of Gbagura Land, takes place today in Lagos, honoring his legacy in advertising and community service.
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The Opportunity Africa initiative launches its Creative Council, uniting top communications and media leaders to reshape Africa's global image in line with Agenda 2063, aiming to amplify positive stories and foster a unified narrative.
The latest editorial cartoon from The Guardian Nigeria, numbered 576, provides incisive visual satire on current political and social issues, reflecting public sentiment through artistic expression.
Viral videos from London and Philadelphia show squirrels clutching e-cigarettes, likely attracted by fruity smells. Experts warn of nicotine and microplastic ingestion risks.
Minna Davies' play 'After I Do' performed in Lagos examines marriage, friendship, and communication through a couple's conflict over intimacy versus business priorities.
CBAAC and Ogidi Studio spearhead a national creative mobilization for early childhood development, addressing Nigeria's developmental gaps through arts and culture.
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The parents of Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke, a 16-year-old autistic artist from Anambra, share how they uncovered his painting talent at age five, leading to a Guinness World Record for the largest individual art canvas and his pursuit of a cycling record.
