Nigeria’s 2027 General Election is 63 DAYS AWAY! 🗳️🇳🇬 On January 16, 2027, Nigerians head to the polls for the Presidential and National Assembly elections. But before the day comes, do you know exactly what it takes to cast your vote? We’re breaking down the 7 steps to voting in Nigeria, fro

Floyd Mayweather out at FOMO club in Lagos 🇳🇬 The boxing legend is in Nigeria to launch the TMT Frontrow Fight Series, an initiative that will identify, train, and promote emerging Nigerian boxers through boxing academies and grassroots development programmes. 🎥: @soloh_bee #floydmayweath

Our Cover star @Ayoade Bamgboye is really the main character! 🤩 Behind the scenes, she came with the personality, the presence and, naturally, the pictures to match. But the best part? There’s so much more to her than these frames. Her cover story is every bit as sharp, funny and full of charact

“There’s a spectrum of Nigerianness, and I think we can be very polar in reflecting what it means to be Nigerian.” 📣 In this episode of Between The Lines, Culture Custodian’s Head of Story, Adetoun Samiat Alamutu, makes the case for the middle ground: the nuanced, everyday Nigerian experiences t

Imagine if they had given up?! These artists are who people are thinking about when they say “Nigeria to the World!” 🌍🔥🥹 From Kizz Daniel’s skit-making days to Wizkid and May D’s freestyle moments and Tiwa Savage’s X Factor audition, we can’t help but be inspired by how much their music has grow

So, what exactly is YoruPop, and how did @Badgalsolana become one of the faces of this electrifying sound? 🎶🔥 We trace the roots of the genre, the sounds and influences that brought it to life, and how Solana has taken it somewhere distinctly her own. From her rise on the sound to the release of

Imagine hearing your voice on a song you never recorded, credited to an artist who doesn’t exist. With AI music regulation struggling to keep pace, this is now a reality Nigerian artists have to deal with. 😭🎵 For Nigerian artists, this raises urgent questions about who gets to use their voice, h

New Nigerian music just landed and the lineup is looking VERY interesting. 📣 From Didi B and Davido to Joeboy, Young Jonn, Magixx, Shoday and more. Which one do you have on repeat? #newmusicvideo #nigerianmusic #davido #magixx #afrobeatsmusic

🇳🇬 @Tems has been announced as the Executive Music Producer and Curator for the upcoming film “Children of Blood & Bone”, marking another major milestone in her career. 🤩 The soundtrack will feature Burna Boy, Ayra Starr, Fireboy DML, BNXN, Kold AF, Obongjayar and more, bringing together an impr

“I love it because she’s a great storyteller. The story was really good!” ✨ Adetoun, Culture Custodian’s Head of Story shares the top 5 stories from Issue 1, “Flavours of Youth” that live rent free in her head. The Custodian Issue 2: Good People, Great Nation? is OUT NOW! Get your copy now at

“Everyone is conversant with the idea that Nigerians are not well liked globally. It’s like we’re suffering from an image problem.” 🥲 So, why Good People, Great Nation? And why now? In this episode of Between The Lines, Culture Custodian’s Creative Director, Ife Aminu sits with Head of Story, Ad

“I’ll go into mourning! I’ll wear black for the first year because of no amala.” 😂 Behind the scenes of her cover shoot, our cover star @Ayoade Bamgboye takes on “9 Questions with Culture Custodian”. From the song that takes her straight back to 2016 and the family photographs she’d save in a

The Custodian Issue 2: Good People, Great Nation? is OUT NOW! 🇳🇬 🔥 Nigeria is often defined by its people: resourceful, talented, resilient and endlessly inventive. But is personal goodness enough to build a great nation? For Issue 2, we revisit the familiar axiom that our greatest strength is o

Nigeria’s Flamingos have defeated Japan 2-1 to win the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco, becoming the first African team to lift the trophy. 🇳🇬🏆 With this triumph, Nigeria have not only secured their first U-17 Women’s World Cup title but also brought Africa its first-ever championsh

Nigerian artists have never needed a boxing ring to settle scores. 🎤🥊 From M.I’s “The Viper” to Vector’s “The Purge” and Wande Coal’s “Who Born The Maga,” some of the most memorable beefs in Nigerian music came with bars, beats and absolutely no chill. We’re revisiting the diss tracks that ha

The O2 Arena London, has seen plenty of Nigerian greatness. And Olamide is next in line. 🔥🇳🇬 Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, Rema and Asake have all brought their hits to the London arena, with some doing the sold-out honours more than once. Ahead of Olamide’s March 2027 concert, we’re looking bac

Money is really great indeed! 💰🔥 Zlatan and Olamide are examples of what financial freedom can make possible. Beyond the hits and the business, it gives artistes room to explore life, pick up new interests and experiment creatively in ways chasing survival doesn’t always allow. We’re even witnes