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When Dr. Bennet Omalu published his findings on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) in 2005, he believed the NFL would embrace the research and take immediate steps to protect players. After all, his discovery explained why so many former athletes were suffering from memory loss, depression, and erratic behavior long after they left the game.

With this official recognition, Ololade Ayelabola has cemented her legacy as a record-breaking model and advocate for inclusivity in fashion.

Famuyiwa has carved a niche for himself in Hollywood, directing and writing films that celebrate Black experiences while challenging stereotypes. Most recently, he has been tapped as the screenwriter for Children of Blood and Bone, ensuring that the adaptation of Tomi Adeyemi’s novel remains true to its African roots.

The Basketball Africa League (BAL) has appointed Chiney Ogwumike, a two-time WNBA All-Star and ESPN analyst, as its first female ambassador. This marks a significant milestone in the league’s commitment to gender equity and basketball development across Africa.

A pioneer of the hype culture in Nigeria, Do2dtun is more than just a broadcaster; he is a trendsetter in radio, television, and live events. Whether it’s hosting Cool FM’s Midday Oasis, hyping sold-out concerts, or lending his powerful voice to major campaigns, his influence spans entertainment, sports, and business.

As of 2024, several Nigerian artists and individuals of Nigerian descent have been honoured with Grammy Awards, reflecting the country’s significant contributions to the global music industry.

What happens when tradition meets innovation? When ancient rhythms transcend time and culture? Sikiru…

From the spotlight as a top model to leading Nigeria’s media space, Titi Oyinsan is more than a voice—she’s a movement for change. Read her full story here.

Awotona’s journey from a bustling Lagos neighborhood to Atlanta’s tech hubs wasn’t a smooth ride. With his bold decisions and unwavering focus, Tope Awotona has become a symbol of what’s possible when ingenuity meets perseverance.

The Great Wall of Benin was far more than a defensive structure. While its primary purpose was to protect the kingdom from external threats and invaders, its significance extended into the cultural and political realms.