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From aspiring lawyer to Nollywood legend, Chinedu Ikedieze’s story goes far beyond the laughs. Here are things you probably didn’t know about the man behind Aki.

Before big budgets and global deals, Nollywood gave us timeless classics that shaped culture and storytelling. Here are five Nigerian movies you should definitely rewatch—and why they still matter.

African and Black artists are no longer on the sidelines of the global art market. From rediscovered classics to contemporary masterpieces selling for millions, these works are rewriting history, value, and cultural recognition on a global scale.

Grace Ladoja just became the first African woman to design a Nike sneaker. But the story behind that moment, from walking to school for 60 days to building a Lagos festival fresh out of chemotherapy, is what really deserves your attention.

Iroro Tanshi has been named a 2026 Goldman Environmental Prize winner for her work in protecting endangered bats and leading community-driven wildfire prevention efforts in Nigeria’s Cross River State.

Oba Femi shocked fans at WrestleMania 42 with a dominant win over Brock Lesnar, marking a major career milestone and signalling a possible end to Lesnar’s era.

Victor Osimhen continues his remarkable rise in global football, clinching Türkiye’s 2026 Footballer of the Year award after an outstanding season with Galatasaray. His goals, influence, and consistency have not only powered the club to domestic success but also earned him a place in Turkish football history as the first Nigerian to receive the honour.

Kanyeyachukwu, a 16-year-old Nigerian, has set a Guinness World Record with a 100-mile cycling ride, turning his journey into a powerful message on autism awareness.

Flutterwave has secured a Nigerian banking licence, marking a major shift from payments to full financial services. After processing over $50 billion, the fintech can now hold deposits, issue loans, and deepen its role in Africa’s financial ecosystem.

Many people assume they’re financially stable just because they earn regularly. But money problems often build quietly. From constantly running out of cash to relying on borrowing, here are five subtle signs your finances may not be as healthy as you think.