10 Top Celebrities of 2020
2020-12-28
Here are the 10 top celebrities of 2020: Burna Boy, Davido, Mr Macaroni, Laycon, Hushpuppi, Naira Marley, D’banj, DJ Switch, Desmond Elliot and Wizkid.Find out more
Anthony Joshua Defeats Kubrat Pulev
2020-12-13
World heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua produced a devastating finish toFind out more
Burna Boy, Wizkid Win 2020 MOBO Awards
2020-12-10
Burna Boy won the ‘Best International Act’ while Wizkid got the ‘Best African Act’ category. The MOBO Awards which is UK’s biggest celebration of Black music and culture.Find out more
Kunle Afolayan ‘Citation’ 2020 Top Netflix Movie in Nigeria
2020-12-10
Kunle Afolayan ‘Citation’ tells the story of a 21-year-old female student on a Nigerian campus who takes the case of a trendy university don to the institution’s senate body on account that he tried to rape her.Find out more
Zlatan Ibile: Before Fame, Things Were Hard
2020-12-03
“Before fame, things were hard. I was doing bricklaying, cutting grass for people’s foundations, working in a cold room, gambling at game centres so I could earn a living. Now I’m Zlatan Ibile,” Zlatan Ibile said.Find out more
Joseph Owolabi Becomes First African ACCA VP
2020-11-27
Joseph Owolabi was born in Lagos and attended the College of Medicine, University of Lagos. Trained as a medical scientist, he was captivated by the world of business consulting. After a stint at Zenith Bank Plc, he joined PwC Nigeria where he qualified as a chartered accountant.Find out more
Burna Boy Grammy Nomination
2020-11-26
For the second time, Burna Boy is nominated in the Grammy Awards. He was nominated in the Global Music Album which was formerly known as Best World Music Album for his Twice As Tall album. Find out more
Onyema Ogbuagu Praised By USA For Role in COVID-19 Vaccine Development
2020-11-24
The US embassy in Nigeria, in its recognition of Dr. Onyema Ogbuagu’s effort, described it as an “incredible contribution to ending this world-wide pandemic”.Find out more
Burna Boy: Nigerian Singer
2020-08-28
Burna Boy: “The only way Africa can become the powerhouse that it should be is to get rid of all the African leaders that are here right now, because they have done us no good. The only way that can happen is if you all come back and do what you have to do.” I ask the first, perhaps naive, question that pops into my head: the African diaspora is so vast, how would everyone fit? “Where you are now, you think there’s room for you?” Literally and figuratively, maybe he has a point. “Your ancestors are calling you right now. This is the time.”Find out more
Aliko Dangote Helps Nigerians Tackle Coronavirus
2020-03-27
“COVID-19 affects us all and threatens our collective health (economic, social, psychological) and physical wellbeing. Hence, the urgent need to collaborate and work together to beat this common enemy. The task ahead is daunting and bigger than any one organisation. To win this battle, it is critical we all come together as one,” Aliko Dangote said.Find out more