Glory Olamigoke, a tech professional and advocate for African youth empowerment, has been driving change in the tech industry through his initiatives and leadership roles. With ...

The online beauty pageant for children, which concluded on April 22nd, 2023, drew participants from different parts of the country and aimed at fostering self-confidence and ...

Bowears is a leading fashion brand that offers a wide range of clothing and accessories. With a commitment to quality and style, Bowears is fast becoming ...

Vanessa Cole, renownedly known as Chef Vee, is a michelin trained private chef, consultant and culinary enthusiast who enjoys sharing her experiences through food. As a ...

By –  Josephine Agbonkhese 2022 for most women, was all about experimenting with newer hairstyles including trying out new cuts, colours, styling tricks, and much more.  ...

Comedian and actor Stanley Chibunna, better known as  Funnybone has taken to Instagram to remember his late mother, who died after a brief illness, and to express how ...

On the 22nd of September 2022, Montaigne place, the leading Luxury Fragrance, Skincare, cosmetics retail and lifestyle company launched WIND FLOWERS, from The House of Creed ...

Nollywood stars, Tana Adelana and Gabriel Afolayan have been selected for the first-ever Nigerian Electronic Media Content Exposition and Awards, NEMCEA. Iyke Okechukwu, Ronke Odusanya, Harry Dorgu, Emeka Ossai, Uche Agbo, Nnamdi Odunze, Sunshine Olawore, Shileola Ibironke, Wendy Lawal, Lydian John, Adeniji Omirin, and Lisa Molapo are the other 12 candidates for the awards. The Electronic Media Content Owners Association of Nigeria, or EMCOAN, was the brainchild behind the three-tiered awards ceremony, which would take place over the course of three days. The Nigerian Electronic Media Content Awards (NEMCEA) will include the Nigerian Electronic Media Content Market, the Nigerian Electronic Media Content Industry Annual Conferences, and the Nigerian Electronic Media Content Awards in 2022. The EMCOAN president, Jibe Ologeh, said: “NEMCEA 2022 is designed to promote the development of and trade in Nigerian electronic media, film and other content types, expose ...

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 ...

Businesswoman Chioma Ikokwu, better known as Chioma Good Hair, recently reflected on her time spent on the reality series, ‘Real Housewives of Lagos’. Ikokwu stated that although ...