Mercy Idoko Ifunanya

The Lagos–Calabar Road is one of Nigeria’s most talked-about projects. It will connect the busy city of Lagos to the coastal hub of Calabar, passing through several states.  The highway …

Nigeria’s museums used to speak louder than books. They held treasures, artworks, and traditions that told the story of who we are. But in 2025, things have changed. The decline …

Every year, thousands cross Nigeria’s borders for trade, family visits, or leisure. Yet, tourism at these borders is still largely ignored.  Border tourism in Nigeria has the power to revitalise …

Tourism is a growing part of Nigeria’s economy. It creates jobs, boosts local businesses, and builds the country’s image.  In 2025, tourism funding in Nigeria is in focus. The federal …

“Nigeria’s creative spirit is one of our biggest exports,” said Omoyemi Akerele, founder of Lagos Fashion Week. In 2025, that spirit is more visible than ever. Nigeria’s Creative Industries are …

Along Nigeria’s 800-kilometre coastline, the sea is steadily taking the land. In Lagos alone, experts warn that over 30 metres of shoreline have vanished in some areas within the last …

Lately, everywhere you turn in Nigeria, from TikTok to Sunday brunch, one look keeps standing out: clean girl aesthetics.  It’s that soft glow, slicked-back hair, clear skin, and simple jewellery …

Words move fast online. A short phrase can show up in posts, tweets, videos, and comments, all in one day. People copy it, laugh at it, and use it in …

Local pride is more than just where you live. It’s the people, the food, the culture, and the stories that make your area special. Today, many creators are using influencer …

Enioluwa is not just a name. When you hear it, you think of food, laughter, and friendship. You think of someone who makes simple things feel special.  From his love …