Missed the biggest headlines making waves over the last week? Here’s a quick roundup of the biggest news from Nigeria, across Africa, and around the world that you may have missed.
Government & Security:
Months after a mass abduction in Borno State, Boko Haram has released 416 women and children who were held captive.
Sports:
From humble beginnings to billionaire status, here’s the deeply personal story driving the success of Nigeria’s newest billionaire, Zadok Yohanna.
Entertainment & Lifestyle:
Odumodublvck has accused Choc City of attempting to disrupt his European tour through a police petition.
Movies:
Gabriel Afolayan explains why Yoruba-language films are receiving greater recognition and attention than ever before.
Entertainment & Lifestyle:
GBfoods Nigeria, makers of Gino and Bama, have renewed their partnership with Hilda Baci for a third consecutive year.
Economy & Finance:
Minister of Works David Umahi has defended President Bola Tinubu against criticism over insecurity, insisting the challenge predates the current administration.
Music:
British rapper Dave is bringing his The Boy Who Played the Harp tour to Lagos for his first-ever headline performances in Nigeria.
Music:
Singer Qing Madi has accused her former manager of forgery as several of her songs reportedly disappear from Spotify.
Fashion:
Beyond the horses and traditional pageantry, Goldberg’s Golden Guard emerged as one of the standout attractions at Ojude Oba 2026.
World News:
Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, India, and 57 other countries could face new US trade penalties over concerns linked to forced labour.
Rest of Africa:
A World Bank-backed electricity initiative is expanding power access and strengthening regional energy trade across West Africa.
