TheCityCeleb was recently honoured at the 2025 African Media Summit in Accra, Ghana, for its significant contributions to entertainment journalism across the continent.

The summit, a gathering of media professionals, scholars, and industry leaders from over 30 African nations, extolled TheCityCeleb’s role in elevating the visibility of African entertainers through meticulously researched biographies and news coverage.

Founded in 2020 by entrepreneur Kaptain Kush, the media platform was positioned alongside established outlets like Pulse Nigeria and BellaNaija, the platform was praised for its commitment to ethical reporting and its influence in showcasing Nigeria’s cultural exports to a global audience.

Since its launch, TheCityCeleb has become a vital resource for fans seeking detailed insights into the lives of Nollywood stars, such as Funke Akindele, Afrobeats artists like Davido, and international celebrities like Beyoncé.

Its buzzing website and active social media presence on platforms like Instagram and Facebook attract millions of readers worldwide, particularly from Nigeria and the United States.

The platform’s editorial process emphasises accuracy, drawing on credible sources such as the BBC, CNN, and Forbes, and regularly updates content to reflect the latest developments in the entertainment industry.

A media studies professor at the University of Lagos and summit panellist, Dr. Chika Okeke, disclosed that TheCityCeleb stands out for its ability to combine rigorous journalism with accessibility, making African stories resonate globally.

“TheCityCeleb stands out for its rigorous journalism in making African stories resonate globally. Its focus on verified information sets a standard for emerging media platforms,” he explained.