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By Grace Ade A 12-year-old Nigerian actor, Chibuchi David Francis from Aniocha South Delta state, has won a bronze medal in the Acting category (Ages 11–12) at the 2026 World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA), bringing international recognition to Nigeria at one of the world's foremost performing arts competitions. The championship, held from July 13 to July 21 at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, attracted performers from more than 80 countries competing across acting, singing, dancing, modelling, instrumental performance and other creative disciplines. Popularly described as the "Entertainment Olympics," the annual competition provides a global platform for emerging performers while promoting cultural exchange and artistic excellence. Chibuchi represented Team Nigeria under the leadership of Ambassador Lovethpatra White Ekufu, National Director of WCOPA Team Nigeria, Team Manager, Founder and Executive Director of Str...

     Critics of Ghana's healthcare administration have renewed calls for greater transparency, accountability, and accelerated reforms within the country's health sector, while raising concerns about the leadership of the Minister of Health, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh. The calls come amid ongoing public discussions about challenges facing the healthcare system, including access to quality medical services, inadequate infrastructure, shortages of healthcare personnel, and the availability of essential medicines and equipment. While acknowledging efforts by the Ministry of Health to address these issues, some healthcare stakeholders and civil society advocates argue that reforms have not progressed quickly enough. They have urged the ministry to improve communication with the public and provide clearer updates on policies, priorities, and measurable outcomes. A healthcare stakeholder, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, "Ghanaians deserve a healthcare system that is...

 Boss Director Is Building an Afro-Fusion Career on Intention, Not Noise. Boss Director In an era where African music is expanding faster than the systems built to support it, visibility is often mistaken for impact. Streams spike, names trend, and disappear just as quickly. Against this backdrop, Boss Director, born Onazi Moses Oche, is quietly assembling something more durable: a career shaped by intention, restraint, and a clear sense of self. Born on September 6, 1996, and raised in Benue State, Nigeria, Boss Director carries his Idoma identity into his work without turning it into spectacle. Now based in Lagos, he operates within Afro-fusion, but not as a genre-hopper chasing algorithms. His music draws from Afrobeats, street sensibilities, and modern global rhythms, yet remains anchored in emotional clarity and controlled delivery. The result is a sound that travels without losing its centre. Over the past year, his releases including Hot Trick, Pressure, Shaolin, and Arike h...

Sineli Telecoms has launched a seasonal connectivity initiative aimed at easing mobile data challenges faced by travellers during the December peak travel period, widely referred to as Detty December. The initiative comes as international travel volumes surge during the festive season, a time when many travellers encounter connectivity difficulties immediately upon arrival. Common challenges include high roaming charges, unreliable public Wi-Fi, and delays associated with purchasing physical SIM cards. According to the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Sineli Telecoms, Ayo Afonja, the initiative was designed to respond to a recurring pain point within the global travel ecosystem. “December is one of the busiest travel periods globally, and it consistently exposes how difficult it can be for travellers to stay connected immediately after landing,” Afonja said. “Reliable connectivity has become a basic travel expectation, yet it is still not guaranteed in many destinations.” As part...

     Powering the Infrastructure for African Small Businesses, Vant Is Building Cross-Border Trade African small and medium-sized businesses produce goods that the global market wants. From fashion and food to manufactured and creative products, demand exists well beyond local borders. Yet for most African entrepreneurs, international trade remains out of reach, not because of quality or ambition, but because the infrastructure required to trade globally has never been built with them in mind. Vant, a Nigeria-founded technology company, is working to change that. Vant was co-founded by Paul Akolade (Chief Executive Officer), Raphael Abayomi (Chief Technology Officer), and Ayomikun Okorodile (Chief Operating Officer), a multidisciplinary founding team combining strengths across business strategy, engineering, and operations. Together, they are building a cross-border commerce platform that enables African small businesses to sell locally and globally through export-ready d...

        Lahor Music Unveils “Lahor Legacy” Featuring Signee Candi  
Lahor Music proudly presents “Lahor Legacy,” a powerful new release with its Chairman Princepaul Agbonlahor (LAHOR) featuring its signee, Candi and produced by Mista Godwyn.   The track is a bold statement of identity, growth, and artistic continuity, capturing the essence of the Lahor movement and its commitment to building a lasting musical heritage.  “Lahor Legacy” blends compelling storytelling with rich sonic elements, showcasing Candi’s artistry while reinforcing Lahor Music’s vision of elevating authentic voices and timeless sound. The record reflects both the journey and the future of the label, positioning Candi as a defining voice in the new wave of Lahor Music.  
With this release, Lahor Music continues to solidify its presence as a forward-thinking label dedicated to culture, excellence, and legacy.  
“Lahor Legacy” is now available on all major streaming pla...

 Meet Yesa: The Fast, Secure, Low-Fee App Powering Nigeria’s Digital Finance Financial transactions across Nigeria continue to evolve, yet most users still encounter issues that disrupt their flow.  Failed transfers, slow settlements, unstable apps, high fees, and weak crypto–fiat interoperability remain major pain points in fintech Nigeria, especially for active users in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. These cities represent the highest payment activity in the country, and the gaps within existing tools have made reliability more important than ever. This is why Yesa, Nigeria’s fast, secure crypto and digital payments app enters the market as a solution built specifically for the realities of Nigerian users. Officially launched nationwide with a roadmap for broader African deployment, the platform is designed with simplicity, speed, and trust at its core.  It solves the challenges that affect both local payment channels and the entire West African digital payments, deli...

   How City Plug Entertainment is Building Africa’s Creative Future Founded in 2023 by Uthman Bello, also known as Tekunbi, City Plug Entertainment is quickly establishing itself as a leading force in Africa’s entertainment ecosystem. The company is built around a simple idea: identify creative talent, nurture it, and create pathways for it to thrive globally.  Its services cover music, digital content, streaming, live events, and strategic brand collaborations, making City Plug a complete entertainment platform for the modern African creative. City Plug functions as an all-in-one entertainment company. It discovers emerging talent and guides them through a structured growth process that combines skill development, exposure, and mentorship. “Our goal is to give young creatives the tools, connections, and confidence they need to succeed on their own terms,” Tekunbi says. By creating a supportive and professional environment, City Plug ensures that artists can focus on thei...

   Zusi Inegbeniki Launches “Scale 1000” Campaign to Empower 1,000 Nigerian Businesses In a bold step to strengthen Nigeria’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, Zusi Inegbeniki, Founder of Foundex, has launched the “Scale 1000” campaign, a nationwide initiative designed to empower 1,000 Nigerian businesses with access to funding, mentorship, and technology-driven execution support. The campaign, which began in early October 2025, has already gained traction across the country. Within its first week, Foundex successfully supported 100 businesses through three microfinancing events organized in collaboration with SEAL Microfinance Bank, JL Foundation and other partner organizations. Speaking at the campaign’s launch event in Lagos, Inegbeniki emphasized Foundex’s mission to transform entrepreneurial potential into measurable progress. “Our mission is to turn our drive into action,” she said. “Nigeria’s entrepreneurs have the creativity and resilience to build global companies. Foundex e...

Abuja Based Entrepreneur, Ambassador Blessing Osom has taken to her Instagram to share exclusive photos from her visit to South Africa, Zimbabwe and Malawi. Ambassador Blessing Osom, an influential lady in Abuja owns Calabar Aroma Restaurant, Hotel De Osom,Golfers furniture, Aroma coldroom,B&G wine place, and many others have currently been on an African tour alongside the Tonto Dikeh Foundation empowering and encouraging entrepreneurs in Africa. The Businesswoman turned Philanthropist has also called on other established ladies to join hands and empower our younger generation through humanitarian projects and funding no matter how small. Check out the lovely photos below!!!