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Throughout history—past, present, and future—one feeling remains ever-present: jealousy. It affects everyone at some point in their lives. Jealousy acts like a fast-spreading disease that, if not curbed early, can lead to destruction. I have witnessed it ruin countless lives. Talented individuals who should be focused on self-improvement often allow jealousy to consume them, transforming […]

There’s something about a “Bridgerton” premiere that always promises drama and Cape Town delivered. The Season 4 unveiling brought together stars from different parts of Africa for a night that mixed fashion, film and a little bit of fantasy. Nigerian favourites were spotted, South African stars showed up strong and the red carpet gave us

On Monday 19th January, filmmakers, healthcare professionals, creatives and the public convened in Lagos for a day of film and dialogue aimed at fostering more informed, nuanced conversations around women’s health and bodily autonomy in Nigeria. The event, ÀJOSE: The Stories That Bind Us, featured film screenings and moderated conversations examining the women reproductive health

Toyin Abraham has officially joined the 1 Billion club at the box office. Her latest film, which is still showing in the cinema, Over Sabi Aunty, has officially crossed the ₦1 billion mark in cinema earnings. The comedy-drama, which received a strong audience reception when it was released, follows the story of an overly intrusive

Writing is bleeding. It is peeling off layers of yourself on the pages and letting them assume a form you have no control over when they reach a reader. It is like being Dr Frankenstein with each manuscript; assembling different parts of a whole to make a creature, only subject to you before getting into

The Yeloto African Children Foundation has awarded scholarships to outstanding students in recognition of academic excellence at the 70th Anniversary Prize-Giving Day ceremony. Beneficiaries include: Olusola Uthman Babafemi and Sowande Eniola Iyanu (JSS1–JSS2); Oyetola Emmanuel and Jaiyesimi Oluwadarasimi Wonderful (JSS2–JSS3); Ogunsola Emmanuel Ogooluwa and Okeowo Oluwadarasimi Hanah (JSS3–SS1); Aribilola Praise Abiodun and Oriowo Ireoluwa Laura

As a community manager who usually hosts virtual community-of-practice meetings, in 2025, I found myself increasingly immersed in physical community and network convenings. One such moment came after returning from Kano, where we had worked on contextualising the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Digital Adaptation Kits (DAKs) for Nigeria’s immunisation programme. Shortly after, we hosted back-to-back

Ghanaian traditional weddings are an absolute delight, with vibrant colours, love and rich culture filling the day endlessly. Irene and Alex had one that excellently matched this description in the Netherlands, and it was truly a beautiful day. The lovebirds kicked off the day by getting ready, donning exquisite kente wrappers and golden jewellery, truly

What if I told you that a major surgery that cuts through your abdomen, opens your uterus, and requires weeks or months of healing is still casually described as taking the easy way out? It sounds absurd. Yet many women hear it after giving birth through a cesarean section. From people who have probably never

Every bride deserves a show-stopping look, and today, we’ve got just the perfect inspo to help you achieve that. This dress by Dark Made is a true vision of bridal luxury. The deep-plunging neckline plus the patterned embellishments on the corset bodice and short sleeves have us utterly mesmerised. And combined with the embroidered skirt?