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Nigerian fashion in 2026 is serving personality. From oversized kaftans and Adire co-ords to statement accessories and earthy colour palettes, Nigerians are mixing comfort, culture, and confidence like never before. Here’s what’s trending and why these styles are everywhere.

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.

The Ghetto Kids, a dance group from Uganda, are heading to one of the most-watched sporting stages on the planet: the FIFA World Cup final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. And this time, they are not just spectators of global culture. They are part of it.

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.

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.

From Morocco’s booming travel economy to Kenya’s safari-powered global brand, these are Africa’s top five most visited countries and the strategies keeping tourists coming back.

CraftVantage is a contemporary art initiative built to support some of Nigeria’s most promising graduate artists. Behind this vision are three individuals who believe deeply in the transformative power of art.

Iya Ni Wura isn’t just an old Nollywood film, it’s a story that still feels relevant decades later. From powerful perfomances to timeless theme, here’s why the 1984 hit film is worth watching (or rewatching).

Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti and soul icon Sade Adu have been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2026, marking a major milestone for African music globally.

Olamide is widely known as a rap icon and label boss, but his songwriting credits tell a deeper story. From Tiwa Savage to Asake, here are 5 hit songs he helped shape behind the scenes.