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Kehinde joins the original cast from 2023’s production, which includes Malick Bojang (Grandfather, Chocolate, and Storyteller), Althea Burey (Mama, Angel, and Storyteller),  Dorthea Darby (Grandmother, Uncle Tunde, Benz, and Storyteller), Julius Obende (Papa, on-stage musician, and Storyteller), and Saskia Rose (Anna Hibiscus and Storyteller)

In another military landmark achievement, Second Lieutenant Oluchukwu Owowoh has been promoted to the…

From Douala’s bustling streets to Paris’s entrepreneurial hubs, the life of Christian Ngan is a masterclass in turning dreams into reality. Imagine a young man who left his homeland to conquer the world of finance in Europe, only to return to Cameroon with a burning desire to spark change. 

Kimani’s innovation addresses a significant challenge faced by about five million small-scale farmers in Kenya. These farmers lose approximately 33% of their crops annually due to pests and diseases.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Director General of the World Trade Organisation and former Nigerian Minister of Finance, has been conferred an honorary doctorate by the University of Oxford. The announcement was made by Okonjo-Iweala via her X page on Wednesday.

In a historic turn of events, the University of Calabar (UNICAL) has elected its first female Student Union Government (SUG) President, Blessing Iripia Alims. This milestone comes 49 years after the university’s inception, marking a significant historical moment.

The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has announced the historic appointment of Yetunde Longe as the first female secretary of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF). Longe, who is an Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG), brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her new role.

The last decade has been transformative for Nigeria, and significant advancements and innovations have…

Lookman wrote his name in the history books of European football with his hat trick. He became the first African player to score twice in the final of a major UEFA competition, joining the exclusive list of Nigerian players who have scored in the final of a major UEFA competition.

Nigerian athlete Tobi Amusan has made history ogain, setting a world-leading time of 12.40 seconds (0.9m/s) in the women’s 100m hurdles at the Jamaica Athletics Invitational in Kingston. This impressive feat comes just two months before the Paris 2024 Olympics, where Amusan is expected to lead Team Nigeria to a medal haul.