Six years ago, Emmanuella Iduot clicked “Volunteer” on the Slum2School Africa website. “I just wanted to help,” she remembers. “I had no special plan. I simply knew children deserved better.” Her first deployment was the Slum2School End Malaria Project in partnership with Stanbic IBTC, where she ended up coordinating health

StyleVitae, a leading voice in Nigeria’s fashion and lifestyle space, celebrated its 12th anniversary with an intimate dinner held on May 3, 2026, at Nómaada. The evening brought together a cross-section of the fashion industry, from respected designers like Lisa Folawiyo, Mai Atafo, Emmy Kasbit and others, to stylish tastemakers

My name is Chinedu Wisdom, and if you had told the boy who used to read under a lamp in Lagos that one day he’d be called a graduate leader in Canada, he would have simply laughed. I grew up in Lagos in a family where education was both a lifeline

There was a time when moments of simple joy felt magical. The excitement of getting gifts. The freedom of dancing without care. The happiness that came from laughing with friends and family. For many Nigerians, those memories still hold a special place. But somewhere between growing up and navigating everyday

Football finals are never ordinary in Nigeria. Emotions run high, opinions nobody asked for start flying before kickoff, voices disappear before half-time, and everyone suddenly knows more than the manager.. That energy is exactly what makes the Heineken UEFA Champions League Final watch party between Arsenal F.C. and Paris Saint-Germain

Education is becoming expensive in Nigeria, both economically and in terms of scarcity. Last month, JAMB, the body responsible for conducting the Unified Tertiary Examinations into higher institutions, reduced the cut-off marks for several levels of institution, with the minimum admissible UTME score for University, the highest level, being 150