We have seen this play out way too often, in Nigeria and virtually everywhere else we look. A woman speaks up, and instead of getting solid support, they leave her hanging, or worse, victimised. Here’s the thing: complacency and victim-blaming are deeply connected. They both feed injustice and fat and strengthen the audacity of the parties or systems causing harm.
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October’s Elevate & Illuminate presents the opportunity to embrace the gentle freedom of being exactly who you are.
Nigeria marks 65 years of independence in October 2025, but for millions of its citizens, freedom remains a distant dream.
The tragic death of Somtochukwu ‘Sommie’ Maduagwu has shaken the nation, a stark reminder of the insecurity, incompetence, and systemic failures that continue to claim lives in Nigeria.
Beneath the Eiffel Tower’s glittering lights, Anthony Vaccarello opened Paris Fashion Week with a cinematic collection of striking contrasts, marking a bold start to PFW, which runs through October 7.
Ananse Africa will launch the Ananse Center for Design Lagos on 10 October 2025, at 10 Nike Art Gallery Road, Lekki Ikate, Lagos, Nigeria.
Women’s fashion has come a long way, from the restrictive, multi-layered ensembles to the recent resurgence of micro skirts and itty-bitty short shorts
Temitope Onayemi’s name has become synonymous with transformative make-up on major film sets. Her journey is a testament to the power of artistic evolution, resilience, and unwavering passion.
We all manage money differently, but no matter the budget, there’s always something to splurge on after payday.
Dare and Deola Art Alade are shaping the future of Africa’s creative industry by empowering artists with their platform, Entertainment Week Africa.
