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The English winger says a chance chat with Ademola Lookman convinced him, and he has been given the number 11 Lookman used to wear. Players recruit for clubs long after they leave them.
Six geopolitical zones, November, and the former Inter Milan striker paying for it himself. Nigerian sport has always been close to Nigerian politics. This is closer than usual.
Fulham references came off his pages after a 3-2 defeat at Crystal Palace. His manager answered by talking about the training ground, which is the only evidence anybody actually has.
Taiwo Awoniyi went to Coventry for nine million pounds and Aina says he is alone now. A dressing room that carried two Super Eagles has quietly become one that carries a single player.
Silver in Budapest behind Masai Russell, and 75,000 dollars that nobody has to be reminded to pay. The money is the part Nigerian athletes almost never get to take for granted.
A playful clip that fans have run with. Underneath the joke is one of the least examined relationships in Nigerian music, which is the one between a star and the people on his payroll.
Three artists from different corners of the Lagos street sound on one track. The collaboration is routine now. It was not always, and the reason it changed is money.
Little Kiss, and Overtake with Jeriq. She has been releasing consistently for over a decade, which in Nigerian music is close to unheard of for a woman.
A title and a release date, announced together, with an Ayra Starr feature already out. Committing to a date in public is a bigger deal in Nigerian music than it sounds.
A new album from the man a large part of the current generation quietly treats as their reference point. Longevity in Nigerian music is rare enough that the release itself is the story.
The influencer's last photograph with Davido is circulating while his family argues in public over what happened and what he left. The medical-tourism question is the one worth answering.
A short, unambiguous line from an actor who has been through a very public separation and reconciliation. Nigerian celebrity parenting is usually discussed through scandal rather than through this.
She has ended her Real Housewives of Lagos chapter to return to filmmaking. Reality television pays in visibility, and visibility has a shelf life that a production credit does not.
She is asking for grace, and pointing at the history and the constraints. The comparison is unfair on the numbers and it is also the reason Nigerian film improved as fast as it did.
A permanent TikTok ban, an accusation of hacking, and a denial. Underneath it is the thing every Nigerian creator lives with: an audience you built and do not own.
A face-off at a Lagos pre-event turned into blows on stage while a livestream ran, ahead of their 1 October bout. The chaos is not a problem for the promotion. It is the promotion.
Obi's supporters will place people at polling units and follow materials and results through to collation. It is legal, it is the correct response to 2023, and it is an enormous logistical undertaking.
The First Lady has unveiled a national community food bank for the South East alongside an ICT experience centre. Food banks are good things. A country needing one at national scale is telling you something.
Legislative by-elections eight days from now. They decide very little in themselves and they are the closest thing to a rehearsal anybody gets before 2027.
Atiku's 2023 running mate, speaking in Delta, says he understood the election was lost before it was announced. It lands in the same week Peter Obi claims he actually won it.
