By Emmanuel Akpoborie It was an evening of music, networking and great food last Thursday in Lagos, when Meta gave top creators from Nigeria, a taste ...

On September 18th, Her Network yearly summit, themed “the power of community” was held at the Wheatbaker Hotel in Ikoyi. The platform, which promotes and shares ...

Fast-rising Nigerian beauty brand, Rubellite Cosmetics has unveiled its flagship beauty store at Lekki, Lagos, to the delight of beauty lovers. Speaking at the opening, Founder/CEO, ...

Words By – Jemi Ekunkunbor Lawyer and public Administrator, Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi is the pioneer Executive Secretary of the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency. She ...

Words By – Josephine Agbonkhese  Domestic violence, a societal demon that has continued to destroy millions of its victims, is, again, on the front burner, with ...

Global brand’s brand ambassador, Davido, has walked the runway to show off a new clothing design. A video has surfaced showing the moment singer Davido walked the puma runway at the New York Fashion Week. The New York Fashion Week ...

For three days, September 7 to 9, the Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos was a beehive of activities, as the 8th edition of the Africa Fashion ...

Ernest Obi, a famous Nollywood actor, director, producer and entrepreneur has clearly expressed his thoughts on what should be done to a man who doesn’t sexually ...

Afro-fusion musician, Daniel Benson, also known as BNXN, has spoken out days after his naked photo was posted online by a Swedish woman claiming to be his lover,  A few days ago, it was claimed that a Swedish woman named Filma Jones uploaded a number of private films, including one that showed them in bed and another that showed the singer entirely naked. The woman further asserts that although she and the artist were once romantically involved, he recently dumped her after getting her pregnant. The musician responded by saying that this caused him to become broken for the first time in his life in a post uploaded on Snapchat. In his words: “For the first time in my life, I’m broken and na me cause am. I’m incapable of loving ...

Netflix has asked West and Central African film and television students to apply for its Creative Equity Scholarship Fund (CESF).  In a statement on Tuesday, the streaming juggernaut announced the scholarship. In accordance with the statement, chosen candidates would have the chance to study at institutions in a variety of countries, including Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, and Gabon. According to Netflix, the CESF, which was established in 2021, will provide funding to a number of initiatives over the following five years in an effort to create a robust, diversified global pipeline of creatives. The $1 million scholarship initiative, according to the streaming behemoth, is intended to enable aspirant creatives from West and Central African nations in obtaining legal education and training. The scholarship fund will pay for beneficiaries’ tuition, lodging, books, and living expenses at particular partner schools for the 2022 academic ...