Discover Nigeria

The Mowalola 2025 drop was released in early July and features a compact collection of unisex streetwear. Designed by Nigerian-born creative director Mowalola Ogunlesi, the collection combines futuristic cuts, leather …

Ejiro Amos Tafiri’s Symphony of Convergence at Shanghai Fashion Week shows how Nigerian designers are translating tradition for global fashion audiences. Ejiro Amos Tafiri presented her Spring/Summer 2025 collection, Symphony …

Kannywood is a platform with a long-term entertainment history in Northern Nigeria that showcases Northern Nigeria’s cultural heritage. The entertainment industry is witnessing a creative evolution from a traditional Kanywood …

In the southwest (Yoruba) corner of Nigeria, the hourglass talking drum (called dùndún) rules the ceremony. Here lives one of the last master drummers in Nigeria, Rasaki Aladokun, son of …

In the green heartlands of Nigeria’s Middle Belt, nestled across the rolling hills of Nasarawa and southern Kaduna, lies a people whose legacy pulses with the rhythm of the earth, …

In the heart of Nigeria’s vibrant Middle Belt lies a deeply rooted yet lesser-known community, the Atyuku people of Takat Chiefdom, nestled in the scenic terrain of Jema’a Local Government …

The Nigerian fashion industry is growing into a structured, global-facing sector. As the creative processes behind fashion continue to evolve, fashion illustration has become one of the key roles supporting …

Trends often dictate wedding colours in Nigeria. By the middle of each year, a set of colours becomes the default for weddings across cities, especially in Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan, and …

Abuja is not just the capital city of Nigeria. It is also a growing centre for fashion, especially for clothes made by locally by designers. If you love wearing clothes …

The Nigerian fashion industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the country’s creative economy. What used to be an informal trade built around tailors, local fabrics, and occasion wear …