Nollywood, creative arts, visual exhibitions, cinema, and music.
Nigerian music icons Davido and Rema, alongside Congolese star Fally Ipupa, are confirmed to headline the Afro Nation festival in Portugal in 2027, with more artists to be announced in upcoming releases.
Saheed Osupa, the renowned Fuji musician, shares his aspirations of obtaining a PhD in Political Science, blending his musical artistry with academic pursuits. His journey reflects a commitment to both cultural expression and education, showcasing the multifaceted nature of Nigerian artists.
The upcoming MUSON Festival 2026 will prominently feature indigenous music, drama, and opera, as revealed by festival planning committee chairperson Sade Doherty. This announcement marks an exciting direction for the festival, aiming to celebrate Nigeria's rich cultural heritage through artistic expression.
In a surprising twist during Sunday’s live show, three housemates—Bells, Yusuf, and Chisom—were evicted from the Big Brother Naija Season 11 competition. The evictions occurred on Day 56 of the reality series, hosted by Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, leaving fans and contestants in shock.
The film 'Dara' navigates themes of love, ambition, and cultism but ultimately falls short in delivering a compelling narrative. Its struggle to adequately explore its central themes leaves audiences yearning for a more profound connection to its characters and story.
Renowned Nigerian artist 2Baba marked his 51st birthday with a vibrant album listening party attended by family and industry icons, while notable absence was felt from Natasha. The event also served as a platform for the singer to unveil his new food brand venture.
A Nigerian series with gay themes has reappeared on YouTube, despite warnings from the National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) about its content. This development raises questions about the enforcement of censorship laws in Nigeria's entertainment landscape.
In a candid revelation, Mr P discusses the complexities of sharing his November 18 birthday with fellow artist Rudeboy, expressing a desire to amend his official documents. This admission highlights the unique pressures faced by celebrities navigating personal and professional identities.
Special effects artist Hakeem Onilogbo emphasizes that artificial intelligence should enhance, rather than threaten, the role of practical effects artists in Nollywood. He advocates for a collaborative approach between technology and creativity in the film industry.
In a recent interview, actress Tierny Olalere emphasized the fleeting nature of fame in the film industry, asserting that a single hit movie does not ensure lasting success. She argues that while talent is crucial, it must be complemented by consistent effort and strategy to achieve enduring recognition in Nollywood.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has engaged in discussions with French businessman Vincent Bolloré about potential investments in Nigeria's film and entertainment industries, highlighting the growing significance of media in the nation's economy. This dialogue follows Canal+'s recent acquisition of the MultiChoice Group, marking a pivotal moment for the sector.
Filmmaker Tunde Kelani pays heartfelt homage to the late Olu Jacobs, celebrating his remarkable contributions to Nigerian cinema. Kelani recalls Jacobs' generosity, discipline, and unparalleled talent that defined an era in Nollywood.
