The Endangered Art of Becoming What We Attend To
Jess Castellote The other day, while taking a slow stroll around the parking area of my house, I stopped by the hedge that lines it....
I started film making journey as photographer –Tunde Kelani
By Rita Okoye Tunde Kelani is a renowned cinematographer, producer, and director, who has consistently distinguished himself as a formidable force in the...
Monde Twala: Advancing Digital Safety Through Storytelling
How can we help children be children in the digital future is the question at the centre of the new campaign ‘Room of...
My passion for pageantry came from my parents
By Christy Anyanwu Ebele Enemchukwu is a multifaceted personality – a former beauty queen, entrepreneur, and tourism advocate. In this interview she speaks...
A Nation That Works, But Doesn’t Care: The Silent Struggles of Nigerian Worker
Ezeh Emmanuel Ezeh In a land where the sun rises on empty stomachs and weary hearts, the recent proposal by the Revenue Mobilisation...
Chito Mark celebrates 45 years as milliner
Chito Mark carved a niche for herself in the Nigerian fashion value chain when she set up Graces Hats, which became popular among...
New Laws Put Landlords, Tenants in Uneasy Balance
Unless the government treads cautiously in enforcing compulsory building insurance and Lagos’ proposed rent cap, at a time of mounting housing pressure, it...
Rave of African fashion@AFWL 2025
From Christy Anyanwu, London Fashion aficionados will not forget the month August, which ends today in a hurry. The 15th edition of Africa...
US Visa Rule: Social Media Disclosure and Its Risks for Nigerians
Olufemi Soneye The United States recently implemented a sweeping immigration policy requiring nearly all visa applicants to disclose their social media handles and...
