Events

Breeze Energy’s partnership with the CraftVantage 2026 Graduate Exhibition showcased how business and creativity can work together to support emerging Nigerian artists, sustainability, and the growth of the country’s creative economy.

Nigeria’s young tech talents have once again shown that innovation knows no boundaries. At the 10th Huawei ICT Competition Global Finals held in Shenzhen, China, Nigerian students delivered an outstanding performance, bringing home multiple awards and setting new records in one of the world’s biggest technology competitions.

Football’s biggest party has officially begun. The 2026 FIFA World Cup will kick off today in the Americas, and if you have not been paying attention to the build-up, this is your complete catch-up on what makes this edition genuinely historic, who Africa is sending, and what the full schedule looks like from group stage to final.

Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage will take centre stage again as the fifth edition of the Ecobank Adire Lagos Experience opens its doors in Lagos. From today, June 11 to 14, the Ecobank Pan African Centre (EPAC) in Victoria Island will transform into a vibrant marketplace where fashion, art, food, music, and entrepreneurship intersect.

Lagos is making a strong case for global investment. At the Invest Lagos 3.0 Summit, government leaders and the Commonwealth highlighted the city’s growing role in trade, technology and finance, with a shared vision of turning Lagos into Africa’s leading investment hub.

Nigeria has a new queen. Tamunosoye Karibi-George claimed the Miss World Nigeria 2026 crown after an impressive performance at the national pageant in Lagos. Beyond the glamour, the 26-year-old advocate is preparing to represent the country on the global stage in Vietnam while promoting inclusion for children with special needs through her Beyond Labels initiative.

The 2026 Ojude Oba Festival transformed Ijebu-Ode into a vibrant showcase of culture, fashion and tradition. From spectacular horse-riding processions and elegant regberegbe displays to celebrity appearances and economic opportunities, this year’s festival proved once again why it remains one of Africa’s most celebrated cultural events.

Day 2 at CraftVantage 2026 carried a different atmosphere. While the opening day focused heavily on exhibitions, networking, and conversations around contemporary African art, the second day shifted attention toward something equally important: the next generation of creators already beginning to shape the future

From dazzling Aso Oke to dramatic horseback entrances, the Ojude Oba Festival remains one of Nigeria’s most captivating cultural celebrations. Here are five reasons the iconic Ijebu festival continues to capture global attention.

The highly anticipated CraftVantage Art Exhibition officially opened yesterday at The Wings Office Complex, Lagos, welcoming artists, collectors, media professionals, creatives, and art enthusiasts to an evening centred around creativity, culture, and connection.