Culture, heritage, fashion, food, travel, and capital living.
Dr. Veronica Nyamali, President of the Association of Psychiatrists of Nigeria, praises Vanguard Newspapers for its unwavering dedication to mental health awareness and advocacy as the 4th Mental Health Summit unfolds in Abuja.
Lagos State's Deputy Governor, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat, has committed to bolstering the creative sector through targeted skills development and infrastructure improvements. This announcement was made during the inauguration of the Euphoria360 Hub, emphasizing the need for sustainable talent pipelines in the industry.
In a recent Facebook post, Mr. Mamdani highlighted the significant contributions of the Nigerian community to New York City, emphasizing the importance of cultural celebrations. The parade serves as a testament to the vibrant presence of Nigerians in the city and their influence across various sectors.
At its 30th anniversary gala, the Association of Communication Academics and Professionals in Nigeria (ACAMB) called on communications experts to leverage innovation, artificial intelligence, and data analytics to enhance narrative-building and trust.
In a revealing discussion on the Chude Jideonwo Podcast, veteran actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde candidly shared her thoughts on marriage, admitting there are moments she questions her choice to marry Captain Matthew Ekeinde. Despite these reflections, she emphasizes that her commitment is rooted in shared values and faith, rather than fleeting emotions.
Oluwakemi Mustapha, a talented hairstylist living with a physical disability, reveals how experiences of workplace rejection transformed her into a self-sufficient entrepreneur. Her inspiring story highlights resilience and the pursuit of passion in the face of adversity.
Nigerian comedian Julius Agwu shares the profound impact of his brain surgery, revealing a loss of sexual function as a consequence of the procedure. During a recent interview, Agwu opened up about his health challenges and the emotional toll they have taken on his life and career.
The world mourns the passing of Slinger Francisco, known as Mighty Sparrow, a pivotal figure in Calypso music who passed away at the age of ninety. This genre, rooted in the experiences of enslaved Africans, reflects a rich cultural heritage that traces back to Nigeria and beyond.
Concerns surrounding the use of menstrual cups often lead to misconceptions about virginity and hymen integrity. Experts clarify that menstrual cups do not break the hymen or impact a woman's virginity status.
Justice Egbert Udo Udoma, a pivotal figure in the creation of Akwa Ibom State, is remembered for his foresight and determination in advocating for political recognition. His contributions resonate deeply within the fabric of Nigeria's history and the evolution of its governance.
Rehabilitated female ex-inmates are urging society to reject stigma, highlighting the need for a holistic approach to reintegration that goes beyond mere punishment. The Nigerian Correctional Service emphasizes its commitment to reform and rehabilitation, aiming to provide ex-offenders with the tools necessary for a fresh start.
Mighty Sparrow, the legendary 'Calypso King of the World,' passed away on September 27, 2026, at the age of ninety, leaving behind a rich legacy entwined with the cultural heritage of enslaved Africans. Calypso music, which originated in Trinidad in the seventeenth century, serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience and creativity of the African diaspora.
