Kayode Peters, a respected Nigerian actor, theatre producer, and television director, passed away on June 28, 2025, in Toronto, Canada, after a long illness. Known for shaping Nigeria’s early sitcom...

They stood as the giants whose voices once thundered across Nigeria’s living rooms. On stages, in village squares, or inside VHS tapes passed from home to home, the likes of...

In Nigeria’s bustling entertainment industry, fame is fleeting—but fear, trauma, and spiritual anxiety endure. And when these burdens grow heavy, many Nollywood actors find themselves not on movie sets, but...

In the sweltering heat of January 1947, the streets of Abeokuta trembled under the footsteps of thousands of women. Draped in thick wrappers, their bare feet dusty from the red...

Three years after Nigeria watched a teary Princess drag the darkest corners of Nollywood into public view, the silence was broken again. On June 24, 2025, a new revelation—one involving...

Pastor Amos Isah, founder of the Prophetic Victory Voice of Fire Ministry in Gwagwalada, Abuja, has been arrested and detained by Nigeria’s Federal Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) on serious allegations...

Long before Nigeria emerged as a modern nation-state, before colonial borders were etched across West Africa, and before Christianity and Islam rivalled ancestral rites, there was a clash of crowns...

The Diary Room is the secret sanctuary of BBNaija—the room where contestants peel back their facades, confront their vulnerabilities, and reveal raw strategic intent. Here, amidst solitude and a single...

While filmmakers, actors, and streaming platforms often take the spotlight, the true power behind Nollywood’s transformation lies in its financiers—tech moguls, venture capitalists, industry titans, and asset managers. These individuals...

Over the past week, the Edochie family—one of Nigeria’s most recognized names in entertainment, found itself at the center of a new wave of public discourse. The conversation extended beyond...