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The censors board named her Nollywood's box office champion. Her next film, The Four, arrives in cinemas worldwide on 11 December.
No World Cup, no qualification pressure, no tournament to survive. Nigerian football has been handed the one thing it never gets, which is time.
An opening-day banana skin against a promoted side, and the most expensive player in Turkish football history did what he was bought to do.
The Super Eagles went out on penalties to DR Congo in the African playoff final. Burna Boy is on the tournament's official record. Hold both facts at once.
Flutterwave holds a microfinance banking licence. So do Moniepoint, OPay, PalmPay and PiggyVest. The companies built to route around Nigerian banks have decided to become them.
The state oil company says the refinery is trying to shut out fuel importers. Dangote says the licences should never have been issued. Both are arguing about who supplies Nigeria's petrol.
The 2026 policy meeting retained 150 for universities and colleges of nursing and 100 for polytechnics. It is a floor, not a threshold, and the difference matters to 1.5 million candidates.
The ADC campaign has moved from coalition talks to structure: coordinators inaugurated, a target set, and a youth movement recruiting across party lines to reach every polling unit.
A summit of opposition parties met on Tuesday to build a united front against Tinubu. The same people attempted the same thing in 2025 and it fell apart before it started.
Africa Fashion Week London's 2026 cohort leans hard on aso oke and slow production. It is the same bet Mo Abudu is making with a cinema, in a different industry.
Wizkid and Asake made history in Best Group. Tems had three nominations. Burna Boy was up for Best Collaboration. All of them went home empty-handed, and that is the more interesting story.
King Kosoko: The Battle for Lagos premieres on 28 August. It sits in a month of releases that suggests the industry has found a genre it can build on.
External reserves have passed $52 billion, their strongest level since 2009. The naira closed at N1,350 to the dollar, and the gap between the official and street rate is now under two per cent.
A two-week tally of Nigerian violence: 106 incidents, 445 casualties, 256 people kidnapped. The North West accounted for 83 per cent of the abductions.
Tinubu has ordered a National Threat Assessment and a rolling five-year defence plan. The committee reports in November. The vote is in January.
Cameroon knocked Nigeria out of WAFCON in the quarter-final in Casablanca. The cost is not the trophy. It is the automatic ticket to Brazil 2027.
EbonyLife Place London lands on Wandsworth Road in October: a 180-seat cinema, a restaurant, a gallery and a retail floor, built as the UK's first venue dedicated to African and Black film.
A currency up 1.3 per cent in a fortnight and food inflation that barely moves are not a contradiction. They are two different problems, and only one of them is monetary.
Designers have turned back to aso oke and adire, demand for genuine hand-dyed cloth outstrips what Abeokuta can produce, and the people who fix that will own the next decade.
Patience Ozokwor has addressed the question that follows her everywhere: why the wicked mother-in-law, why the witch, why always her. The answer says as much about Nollywood's economics as about her.
