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Meet Anu Odubanjo — the powerhouse behind Fabwoman and one of Africa’s leading voices in digital media, storytelling, and women’s empowerment. In this spotlight, we explore her beginnings, her purpose-driven mission, and the movement she’s shaping for women across the world.

Detty December is calling your name but your bank balance is already looking worried. This guide walks you through choosing your Oblee level, spending smart, picking events wisely and enjoying the season without entering January like a financial refugee. Enjoy with sense, not stress.

What happens when Nigerian grit meets Silicon Valley opportunity? Oluwapelumi Dada and his co-founders built Sorce, a swipe-to-apply job app, viral across 100+ countries. From a breathless pitch to YC acceptance, here’s how initiative, skill, and persistence created a global platform helping thousands land interviews.

Lookman was unstoppable! The Super Eagles star scored and set up a goal as Atalanta crushed Frankfurt 3-0 in Germany. Champions League magic from the Nigerian forward.

Kwara State is positioning itself as Nigeria’s next technology powerhouse with the Kwara AI Summit 2025. Running from November 27–28 at the Ilorin Innovation Hub, the event will feature workshops, panels, hackathons, and discussions on AI’s role in development, policy, and industry.

Chukwueze’s assist sealed Fulham’s victory, Awaziem scored a dramatic equalizer for Nantes, and Aina edged closer to full fitness ahead of AFCON. Here’s a quick recap as club football retuned over the weekend.

At just 17, Nigerian self-taught developer Okechukwu Nwaozor has created OkeyAI, a homegrown AI chatbot rivaling ChatGPT. Here’s all you need to know…

Achraf Hakimi and Ghizlane Chebbak led Morocco’s historic night at the CAF Awards 2025 in Rabat, as standout performers across Africa were celebrated.

Nigeria’s Chiamaka Nnadozie has cemented her status as one of Africa’s greatest ever goalkeepers after winning the CAF Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year award for the third consecutive year.

Nigeria’s Super Falcons have claimed the 2025 CAF Women’s National Team of the Year award, following their dramatic WAFCON triumph and a year of consistent dominance.