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A romantic comedy set partly in a call centre has crossed ₦855 million at the Nigerian box office, making it the highest-grossing Nollywood release of the year and one of the top ten of all time.
The Show Ya Sef house lost another housemate on 16 August. The eviction pattern this season has been unusually hard to predict.
Season 11 is offering ₦100 million in cash plus an SUV, a record for the eleven-season run. The prize has grown faster than almost anything else in Nigerian television.
A €75 million striker, a pursuit of Ademola Lookman, and a defence of the Süper Lig title. The Turkish champions have quietly become one of the most significant destinations in African football.
Victor Osimhen was spotted at a Lagos nightclub after missing Nigeria's fixtures against Poland and Portugal. The reaction said more about how Nigerian fans police their players than about the player.
Awoniyi to Coventry, Akpoguma to Frosinone, Dennis to Al Jazira, Osimhen unresolved. The 2026 window has reshuffled the Nigerian national team's club map more than any in recent years.
Temwa scored twice and Tabitha once as Malawi beat Nigeria on their WAFCON debut. Two sisters from one family have made a debutant nation genuinely dangerous.
A €75 million move to Galatasaray put Victor Osimhen among the most expensive transfers in African football history. The list is a decent map of how the continent's players have been valued over time.
Taiwo Awoniyi has left Nottingham Forest for Coventry City in a deal reported at £17 million. On paper it is a step down. In practice it may be exactly what his career needed.
Ademola Lookman has reportedly told Galatasaray he is open to joining Victor Osimhen in Istanbul, with one condition: they have to agree terms with Atlético Madrid first.
A year after a Turkish record €75 million move to Galatasaray, Victor Osimhen's future is once again the loudest story of the Nigerian transfer window.
Tournament debutants Malawi came from nowhere to beat the Super Falcons in their WAFCON group opener in Rabat. Two Chawinga sisters did the damage. Nigeria's title defence has been playing catch-up ever since.
Analysts keep modelling a northern realignment that would put Tinubu under real pressure. The modelling usually assumes a level of coordination that has not so far materialised.
An estimated 34.7 million people were projected to face Crisis-level food insecurity or worse during the June to August lean season. It has barely featured in the opening of the campaign.
Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar are running separately again. The arithmetic that produced 2023's result has not changed, and neither has the incentive that keeps them apart.
Petrol averages roughly N1,600 per litre nationally and the naira trades near N1,350 to the dollar. Three years of reform have produced a macroeconomic case the government can defend and a household reality it has to survive.
As the campaign opened in Abuja, retired military personnel planned a protest at the Ministry of Defence over unmet pension adjustments. The timing was not an accident.
The three main candidates are selecting campaign directors-general, and the names under consideration tell you more about the coming five months than most manifestos will.
Campaigning is legal from today. Between now and 16 January, Nigerians will be promised a great deal. A short guide to reading what is coming.
Ahead of campaigning opening, the presidential candidates and party leaders signed a National Peace Accord pledging issue-based campaigns and rejecting violence, hate speech and ethnic or religious incitement. The document has no enforcement mechanism.
