Genial Sound, a musical group comprised entirely of women from Nigeria, is revolutionizing the boundaries of art and cultural representation. They effortlessly merge tradition and innovation, honoring feminine creativity and the rich heritage of Nigeria. Drawing inspiration from their diverse backgrounds and musical experiences, the band members expertly navigate genres like Afrobeat, Highlife, and Juju, infusing them with contemporary elements. Their music exudes authenticity, seamlessly blending nostalgia and modernity. Through electrifying performances, Genial Sound embodies empowerment and artistic liberty, showcasing the vibrant fusion of talent, resilience, and cultural pride that characterizes modern Nigerian music.

As a young boy just coming to Lagos from the far north and also with some living experience on the core eastern state…

The Media Integrity Initiative Africa (MIIA) has opened registration for its first training cohort of 2026, continuing its mission to strengthen ethical, responsible…

The traditional folk song, often performed by children and their sitters, provides a gentle admonition: Engage in indoor activities, refrain from venturing into the rain, preserve your attire from moisture, and maintain warmth to prevent illness.

Now at 70 years of age, Dr Leke Pitan stands tall as a disciplined professional, a transformational public administrator and a loyal progressive. For what he has stood for, what he represents, what he has contributed, and the principled figure he has become, he merits every applause.

One of the night’s most stirring announcements was the conferral of Lifetime Achievement Awards upon two legends – Blackman Akeeb Kareem and Emma Ogosi. These trailblazing Afro-fusion superstars of the 70s, both celebrated for their roles in sustaining indigenous Nigerian music, stood as living testaments to WOMA’s mission: to ensure that the torch of creativity and heritage never dims.

His career embodies resilience, innovation, and cultural pride. He has shown that performance is more than spectacle – it is education, diplomacy, and legacy.

The 2025 edition of the Wale Olomu Memorial Awards and Roundtable (WOMA-R) opened its two-weekend programme on Saturday, 13 December, with a candid…