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  • Charlotte Welcomes WorthWealth Conference To Promote Homeownership And Generational Wealth

    Charlotte, North Carolina, which features one of the nation’s largest Black populations, will host a weekend-long conference focused on expanding homeownership and building generational wealth. The second annual WorthWealth Conference heads to Charlotte for the first time on April 24 and 25. The weekend focuses on financial literacy and asset ownership. Organized by BrightUp Inc., […]
  • Nigeria losing children to cancer due to weak specialist care — Experts

    By Sola Ogundipe ​Following calls for urgent reform in Nigeria’s childhood cancer care, experts have spotlighted weak multidisciplinary collaboration and limited social support as critical gaps in the system.This comes as the World Child Cancer reflected on lessons from Ghana and other African centres where survival outcomes for children with cancer are steadily improving.In a […]
  • Community pharmacists hail FG ban on importation of locally-produced drugs

    By Chioma Obinna The Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria, ACPN, on Monday, commended the Federal Government over the release of an updated schedule of prohibited trade items, describing it as a strategic move to strengthen local pharmaceutical manufacturing, conserve scarce foreign exchange, and enhance national health security.The pharmacists said the policy direction, particularly the […]
  • MWAN honours elders, pushes mentorship, work-life balance for female doctors

    By Chioma Obinna The Medical Women’s Association of Nigeria, MWAN, Lagos State chapter, weekend honoured its elderly members and past leaders, even as it called for stronger mentorship structures and improved work-life balance for female doctors.The event, tagged “An Evening With Our Elders,” held in Lekki Phase 1, brought together generations of female medical practitioners […]
  • Tackling pollution of our rivers

    Nigerians, especially those in the rural areas, live with the ever-present pollution of their only sources of potable water – springs, streams and small rivers. This is mostly due to lack of government diligent attention to the welfare of the people and outright lawlessness by citizens, including corporate citizens. The people of Amankwo of Agbada […]
  • Echoes of a Presidential visit to Bayelsa

    By Daniel Alabrah The sunny skies over Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, on Friday, April 10, 2026, exuded more than the usual humid breeze. They were not only friendly and beautifully blue but also doused the fears of most residents about the unpredictability of the weather. For a state in the heart of the rainforest region, the […]
  • Lagos doctors protest police harassment, warn of health crisis

    … Say arrests, intimidation threaten healthcare delivery By Chioma Obinna Medical doctors under the aegis of the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, Lagos State chapter, and the Association of Nigerian Private Medical Practitioners, ANPMP, on Saturday in Lagos staged a rare joint protest, decrying what they described as “persistent harassment, intimidation and unlawful arrests” by government […]
  • How Sean Dampte is riding new wave of Afrobeats while channeling Fela’s spirit

    By Ayo OnikoyiAfrofusion artiste Sean Dampte is gaining attention in 2026 for his attempt to bridge contemporary Afrobeats with the ideological and musical legacy of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti. The London-based, Lagos-raised singer recently released his single “Gbera,” which he describes as marking a new phase in his career. The track focuses on themes of […]
  • MC Barms finds scale, demand in four years in events industry

    By Ayo OnikoyiNigeria’s expanding events industry is driving increased demand for professional masters of ceremonies, with practitioners handling a growing number of engagements annually as weddings, corporate functions and political gatherings become more elaborate.One example is Sadiq Ola Adebimpe, known as Sceed Barms, who reportedly hosted 111 events in 2025—an output that reflects both the […]