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The Nigeria International Textile Industry Fair (NITIF) 2024 has been labelled one of the most exciting events in the fashion and textile industry this year. From innovative ideas to practical …

Chidimma Adetshina name has become synonymous with courage, grace, and success. Her journey from rejection in South Africa to becoming a global pageant star is an inspiring story of resilience …

Why Nigerian Proverbs Matter in Our Culture? The roles of proverbs in Nigerian culture go beyond simple sayings; they are cultural treasures that offer deep insights into the values, traditions, …

Nigeria’s national museums, managed by the National Commission for Museums and Monuments (NCMM), form an essential network preserving the country’s cultural heritage across fifty-three locations. Established in 1979 and headquartered …

The Ilorin Revolt of 1835 was a crucial event in West African history that reshaped present-day Nigeria’s political and religious landscape. Originating within the Oyo Empire, Ilorin was an influential …

You’re seriously missing out if you weren’t at the GTCO Fashion Weekend 2024. This year’s event was on fire, and it wasn’t just the designers that stole the show. It …

The Trans-Saharan Trade Routes shaped Northern Nigeria and regions across the Sahara, North Africa, and Europe. Originating from the 8th century, these trade networks connected West Africa with North Africa …

In the early 1930s, under British colonial rule, Nigerians were increasingly alienated by discriminatory policies in education, employment, and civil rights. Although the colonial administration had promised to support the …

Nigeria’s military coup history is a tale of political instability and military interventions that have shaped the nation’s trajectory since its independence. Beginning with the first coup in 1966, a …

In 1960, Nigeria achieved independence from Britain, emerging as a nation formed from the colonial amalgamation of various regions, each dominated by a different ethnic group, notably the Yoruba, Igbo, …