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Afropolitan Edit, a fashion media and consultancy platform focused on African fashion and creative industry development, has announced THE EDIT, a two-day curated fashion retail experience scheduled for October 30 and 31, 2026, in Lekki,…
In Nigeria today, “hustle culture” is not just a trendy phrase tossed around on social media. It is breakfast, lunch, dinner — and sometimes the midnight snack too. From the restless streets of Lagos to…
In a remarkable display of unity, commitment and learning, District 9127 of the Rotary Club hosted a five-day learning program for incoming officials of the district with yesterday, February 13, 2026 marking the end of…
When most conversations about Nigeria’s urban life start and end with Lagos or Abuja, it’s all too easy to forget that this vast country is stitched together by vibrant, lively cities whose stories deserve attention.…
When the sun dips below the Lagos skyline and the hum of traffic fades, another kind of rhythm takes over — one shaped by dance, music and togetherness. In Nigeria’s busiest cities, nightlife isn’t just…
From the ebb and flow of creeks to the bustle of roadside markets, the Niger Delta isn’t just a place on a map — it’s a feast for every sense. For travellers and food lovers…
Every month, millions of texts ping in across West Africa: “Cash alert — family support sent.” For many households in countries like Nigeria, Ghana or Kenya, money sent home by relatives abroad isn’t just a…
For millions of Nigerians living and working abroad, the idea of casting a ballot for a president or legislator back home is not just a political dream — it is a question of fairness and…
By Friday afternoon in Abuja, the mood begins to change. Work slows down, office corridors grow lighter with conversation, and the familiar question quietly hangs in the air: What are your plans for the weekend?…
In Nigeria, electricity isn’t just a utility—it’s a life teacher. One minute, your fan hums like a loyal companion; the next, darkness crashes in, and your fridge starts singing the lonely song of emptiness. NEPA—our…
