Nkem Owoh Nkem Owoh is one of Nollywood’s most beloved veteran actors and comedians. Popularly known as Osuofia, he became a household name through his unforgettable comic roles and his ability to portray the everyday Nigerian man with sharp humor, realism, and cultural depth. He is also known as a writer and singer, and his long career helped shape the identity of mainstream...

What’s meant to be a smooth intercity journey has turned into a daily struggle for thousands of Nigerians. The Ibadan-Lagos Expressway, a major economic lifeline, has once again made headlines for all the wrong reasons. According to a recent report by @NigerianTribune, the persistent gridlock along the ever-busy highway has reached unbearable levels, forcing passengers to abandon...

Queen Elizabeth II On 1 October 1960, Nigeria woke up to a new name for itself: Independent Nation. The flag was new. The anthem carried fresh pride. People celebrated in the streets, believing the long night of colonial rule had finally ended. And it did end… but not all at once. Because in that first chapter of independence, Nigeria still carried one last symbol from the old...

Kola was not lazy. Life was just hard. Every morning before sunrise, he mounted his Keke Marwa at Ogolonto, Ikorodu, driving all the way to Ebute. Sun or rain, traffic or police wahala Kola worked. His hands were always rough, his back always tired, but his heart was soft. That was how he met Titi. Titi was beautiful sharp eyes, big dreams, and hunger for more. She wanted to go to school...

Article: The Nigerian government says the United States has expressed readiness to deepen security cooperation with Nigeria, including the provision of enhanced intelligence support, defence equipment, and other military resources to strengthen ongoing operations against terrorists and violent extremist groups.   This renewed commitment follows a series of high-level meetings in...