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Martha Jesuleke is doing far more than teaching Biology. Through educational technology, climate advocacy and student mentorship, she is helping young Nigerians become scientists, innovators and environmental leaders.

Favour Ashe stormed to a historic 9.93 seconds at the Commonwealth Games Trials in Lagos, becoming the fastest Nigerian man ever on home soil and winning the national 100m title.

Africa has produced some of the FIFA World Cup’s most unforgettable goalscorers. Here are the eight players who have scored the most goals for African nations, led by Ghana’s Asamoah Gyan with a record six strikes.

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 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.

Adaptive Atelier is challenging one of tech’s biggest blind spots: who gets excluded from digital experiences. Founded by Nigerian entrepreneur Toyosi Badejo-Okusanya, the startup is building accessibility tools that make websites and apps more usable for millions of people living with disabilities.

Financial scams are becoming more sophisticated. From fake investment schemes to WhatsApp fraud and cloned bank alerts, scammers now use urgency, fear, and polished online branding to target victims. This article breaks down five major red flags experts say you should never ignore and explains how to protect your money in today’s digital economy.

Tyla’s global takeover just hit another level. The South African singer became the first international artist to win Social Song of the Year at the 2026 AMAs, while also defending her Best Afrobeats Artist title. From Johannesburg to Las Vegas, “Chanel” keeps opening bigger doors for African music.

Nigeria’s teenage sprinters delivered one of the most exciting stories of the 2026 African Athletics Championships. From 17-year-old Miracle Ezechukwu racing weeks after writing JAMB to Chigozie Rosemary Nwankwo leading a record-breaking relay team, Team Nigeria’s future looks incredibly bright.

CraftVantage introduces a new generation of emerging artists whose works move beyond aesthetics into storytelling, memory, and human connection. From expressive figurative paintings to mixed-media sculptures built from layered materials, these artists are shaping fresh conversations around contemporary Nigerian creativity.