Nigeria: AFRIFF Renames Herbert Wigwe Award
[This Day] · Shettima, Mbah, Oyelowo, Okunola to be honoured
Nigeria: Fashion Intersects With Arts in Lasgidi Exhibition
[This Day] Contemporary African art is evolving astronomically and LasGidi is a hub, expressed in several media that refuse simple categorization. Our culture is multifaceted, layered like the city itself, each stratum revealing new treasures, new trut…
Africa: All of Africa Today – November 3, 2025
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Nigeria: Adekunle Gold Reveals Ongoing Struggles With Sickle Cell Anaemia
[Premium Times] The singer also lamented the lifelong medication the condition subjects him to.
Nigeria: Arts, Culture, Innovation Are Critical Pillars for Abia’s Future – Gov Otti
[Premium Times] Mr Otti made the declaration at the grand finale of the Abia Talent Hunt, tagged “Abia Beyond Creativity”, organised by the state’s Ministry of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy in collaboration with the Ministry of Sports and Youth De…
Nigeria: Zuma Film Festival to Screen 3156 Films From 10 Countries
[Leadership] Zuma International Film Festival is set to screen 3,156 films at its fifteenth edition, from December 1 – 5, 2025.
Nigeria: Lancelot Imaseun to Launch Memoir On His Life Behind the Camera
[Leadership] Veteran filmmaker, Lancelot Oduwa Imaseun will launch a memoir documenting his thirty years behind the camera on November 27, 2025.
Nigeria: ‘Dance Speaks’ Inspires Layman’s Appreciation of Dance
[Leadership] ‘Dance Speaks’ a documentary centered around six professional dancers in six different genres of dance has heightened the layman’s appreciation of the art of dance.
Nigeria: Why I Write About Black Women, Afro Diaspora Experiences – Åkerström
[Leadership] Award-winning Photographer, Travel writer and Author of ‘Bitter Honey’ ‘In Every Mirror She Is Black’ and ‘Everything Is Not Enough’, Fola Akinmade Åkerström, has revealed why her fiction works focus on black women and Afro diasp…
Nigeria: What Nigeria’s Exit From Fatf Grey List Means for Gaming Industry
[This Day] Iyke Bede writes that Nigeria’s recent removal from the FATF grey list affirms that the reforms undertaken by government agencies and gaming operators to curb money laundering, terrorism financing, and other illicit activities have gained in…