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The War That Could Ignite the World
By Dr. Jude Dike, Ph.D. The United States, Israel and Iran are locked in a confrontation that could reshape the global order.
Sahara Group Challenges Young Africans To Turn Energy Challenges into Entrepreneurial Opportunities
Sahara Group has called on young Africans to transform the continent’s pressing energy challenges into entrepreneurial opportunities, emphasizing a mindset shift towards
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Laffoundation Marks Black History Month with Cultural Dialogue at New Afrika Shrine
A gathering of scholars, artists and cultural advocates converged at the New Afrika Shrine as the Lydia Ajoke Ogun Foundation (Laffoundation) hosted a commemorative programme for Black History Month, focusing on the themes of memory, resistance and cultural continuity. The event, themed
Archbishop Valerian Okeke @ 24: His Forte is Grace
By Fr George Adimike For those who know him, it is apodictic that grace, spiritual muscle and the divine energy by which God operates, governs the theologico-spiritual architecture of the episcopacy of Archbishop Valerian Maduka Okeke. His forte is grace! This observation
Nkem Owoh at 71: The Enduring Laughter of Nollywood’s ‘Osuofia’
Nollywood veteran Nkem Owoh, widely celebrated by audiences as “Osuofia,” has turned 71, marking more than four decades of influence in Nigerian film, comedy, and popular culture. From his roots in Amagu, Udi, Enugu State, Owoh has built a career that helped
Prime Business Africa Publisher Graces Ayoka Thompson’s ‘Finding Self’ Art Exhibition in Lagos
Renowned contemporary artist Ayoka Thompson The Great on Sunday unveiled her latest body of work, Finding Self, at an exclusive art exhibition and studio opening held in Lagos, Nigeria. The immersive showcase marked a significant moment in Thompson’s artistic journey, presenting a
Eyo Festival 2025 Returns in Splendour on Lagos Island
Earlier today, Lagos Island pulsated with culture, history, and rhythm as the Eyo Festival, one of Nigeria’s most enduring cultural traditions, returned to Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS), Marina, after an eight-year hiatus. Thousands of residents, tourists, dignitaries, and white-clad masquerades converged to
