Creative industry leaders have called for greater investment in women as Nigeria works to unlock the full economic potential of its creative economy, warning that limited access to funding, leadership opportunities, infrastructure and visibility continues to hold back one of the country’s most important growth sectors. The call was made

Lupita Nyong’o standing on the red carpet in an asymmetrical handkerchief hemline dress and metallic bronze strappy heeled sandals. Lupita Nyong‘o looked so spectacular at “The Odyssey” premiere in Paris that it is genuinely difficult to decide where to focus first. Between the coral-red Chanel dress, the architectural hair, and

If you only followed the headlines, you’d think Nigeria’s creative industries had finally arrived – sold-out arenas, Netflix premieres, Grammy nods, global chart domination. And in many ways, they have. Afrobeats is a genuine export. Nollywood is a genuine export. Nigerian creativity, by any measure, has gone global. But talk

Mr Eazi’s multi-genre collaboration Lambo featuring Jamaican artist Vybz Kartel marks his latest experimental dancehall release under the emPawa Africa label. Photo Credit: Mr Eazi/Instagram You know that feeling when the weekend arrives and the music drops at exactly the right time? That is precisely where we are right now.

Photo Credit: Rema/Instagram Did you see what Rema did in Paris? If you were at Remaland on Saturday night, you already know. And if you were not, sit down, because this one is worth talking about. Rema stood centre-stage beneath a massive winged raven sculpture and started leading the entire

Image by Mizuno K for Pexels. There was a time when I felt disconnected from my style. Not because I didn’t love fashion. I’ve always loved fashion, but somewhere between becoming a mum, navigating body changes, managing responsibilities, and simply doing life, I no longer felt like the woman I