Events

AOT Lagos 7.0 returns tomorrow with a powerful focus on future technologies, sustainability, smart governance, and urban innovation. Here’s what to expect.

Africa Startup Festival Lagos 2025 gathers founders, investors, and innovators for a high-impact day of ideas, culture, and deal-making. Here’s everything you need to know about the continent’s biggest year-end tech gathering.

Aké Arts & Book Festival returns 20–22 November 2025 in Lagos. Explore its bold themes, cultural programs, and why it’s Africa’s biggest celebration of books and ideas.

From a viral rejection to a ₦30 million win, TheGlobalPoet’s journey through De9jaSpirit Talent Hunt Season 4 proves that persistence and purpose always pay off.

BBNaija alum and beauty mogul Symply Tacha has broken not one but two Guinness World Records in Lagos — completing 144 makeovers in 24 hours despite storms, power cuts, and exhaustion. Her determination and artistry have redefined what it means to be unstoppable in the Nigerian beauty scene.

Lagos lights up again this November as ART X Lagos marks its 10th anniversary — a decade of redefining African art and imagination. From Arinze Stanley to Sola Olulode, from ART X Live! to global collaborations, this year’s edition captures how African art continues to inspire the world.

Cape Town is set to host the 28th edition of the Africa Tech Festival — a vibrant convergence of ideas, innovation, and impact. Here’s what makes this year’s event one of the most exciting on the continent’s tech calendar.

Fifteen years ago, Lagos Fashion Week was just a dream — now, it’s a movement redefining what global fashion looks like. This year’s edition celebrates sustainability, fearless creativity, and the unapologetic rhythm of Lagos itself. Step inside the world where Africa’s next fashion era is unfolding.

In Igbo-Ora, twins are a way of life and Ilasa soup is part of the mystery. Known as the Twin Capital of the World, this quiet Oyo town celebrates double blessings through food, festivals, and faith. Explore the taste, traditions, and twin tales that make Igbo-Ora truly special.

The Ofala Festival is more than a royal celebration — it’s a sacred renewal. Before blessing his people, the Obi undergoes purification (Inye Ukwu na Nlo), symbolizing reflection and spiritual strength. In 2025, its theme “Njiko na Ntachi” celebrates unity, perseverance, and Igbo identity.