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WrestleMania season has a new name in the spotlight—Oba Femi. From Lagos to WWE’s biggest stage, the Nigerian powerhouse is stepping into the biggest moment of his career and changing the narrative along the way.

Nigerian boxing star Elizabeth Oshoba is making headlines after a powerful third-round knockout victory over Britain’s Chelsey Arnell in London. The win not only extends her unbeaten record but also signals her growing dominance in the super-featherweight division.

Paul Onuachu was the headline act as Trabzonspor defeated Galatasaray 2-1 in a crucial Turkish Super Lig clash. The Nigerian striker’s early goal not only set the tone for the victory but also saw him achieve a remarkable feat—scoring against all three of Turkey’s biggest clubs in a single season.

Nigerian players delivered standout performances across Europe, with Kelechi Iheanacho ending his six-month goal drought for Celtic, while Paul Onuachu and Frank Onyeka continued their fine form. From Turkey to England, Super Eagles stars played decisive roles for their clubs.

Africa plays a bigger role in global trade than most people realise. From crude oil powering industries to cocoa feeding the world’s chocolate demand, the continent’s exports tell a story of strength, opportunity, and untapped potential. Here’s a closer look at five of Africa’s biggest exports and what they mean for its economic future.

Victor Osimhen continues his remarkable rise in global football, clinching Türkiye’s 2026 Footballer of the Year award after an outstanding season with Galatasaray. His goals, influence, and consistency have not only powered the club to domestic success but also earned him a place in Turkish football history as the first Nigerian to receive the honour.

Kanyeyachukwu, a 16-year-old Nigerian, has set a Guinness World Record with a 100-mile cycling ride, turning his journey into a powerful message on autism awareness.

At just 17, Divine Osuji is already doing what many people spend years dreaming…

Ghana is set to roll out visa-free access for all Africans starting May 25, 2026. The move is expected to drive tourism, business travel, and deepen regional integration under AfCFTA.

Flutterwave has secured a Nigerian banking licence, marking a major shift from payments to full financial services. After processing over $50 billion, the fintech can now hold deposits, issue loans, and deepen its role in Africa’s financial ecosystem.