25 Mar
Growing up in my family setting really influenced and fueled my passion for gender advocacy. I am the youngest of six children (five girls and one boy) and we had one of my female cousins living with us. So, imagine a home with six girls and the girls have to do all the household chores and deal with menstrual cramps.
25 Mar
Airtel Africa is set to debut its reality TV show, The Voice Africa. The programme, which debuts tomorrow, received 78,804 registrations from Nigeria, Kenya, Seychelles, Tchad, Uganda, Congo, Zambia, Tanzania, Rwanda, Gabon, Madagascar, Malawi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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While 12,308 talents were selected for the audition stage, a total of 100 (seven per country), in addition to two wild cards, were chosen to proceed to the live shows in Lagos, Nigeria. Organised in partnership with FAME Studios Africa, the show will be broadcast on free to air TV stations across its markets.
25 Mar
Accra Weizo, a travel expo that seeks to grow seamless travel in West Africa has returned for its sixth edition. Billed to hold on May 26, 2023, in Accra, Ghana, the event is making a comeback after three-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
25 Mar
The presence of top strikers like Victor Osimhen, Alex Iwobi, Moses Simon and Samuel Chukwueze notwithstanding, the Super Eagles, again, flopped at the MKO Abiola Stadium, Abuja, yesterday, losing 0-1 to Guinea Bissau in an AFCON qualifier.
25 Mar
I draw, I play games; I sometimes just go out, maybe on the beach, somewhere just calm. I’m an experienced person rather than a material person. There is no wrong being materialistic. Some people will rather buy stuff, that’s their own way of distressing. My own way is experiencing something. With your new EP, it felt like there was a shift from your debut.
25 Mar
The EMOWAA (Edo Museum of West African Art) trust has announced the appointments of Professor Chika Okeke-Agulu, Nigerian art historian and Professor of African and African Diaspora Art and Director of the Program of African Studies at Princeton University and Slade Professor of Fine Arts at Oxford University, as Senior Advisor, Modern and Contemporary Art, and Nigerian-British curator Aindrea Emelife as the new Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art.
