Infinix Nigeria has officially released the HOT 60i, a stylish yet powerful device designed to meet the needs of young, on-the-go Nigerians who demand performance, durability, and smart innovation in ...

There’s something magical about the sound of football boots on concrete at 8 AM in a Lagos schoolyard. It signals more than a ...

Behind every perfectly tailored asoebi dress is the magic of a corset. Corsets have become the not-so-secret weapon in ...

From culture and comfort to religious tradition, here’s why many Nigerians wear native attire to work on Fridays.

Tyla is here to save the day with a new entry for the song of the summer during a year that has been surprisingly barren of options. The South African singer dropped “Is It” on Friday, a beat-heavy ...

A community development organization is planning an $80 million “African Village” on Rockford’s S. Main Street corridor, ...

Lisa Folawiyo is a force in the Nigerian fashion market. No other designer has spent the better part of nearly two decades creating designs that adopt the substantial identity of traditional West ...

In a recent study I focus on how fashion in Lagos mirrors the bustling Nigerian city’s cosmopolitanism. It reflects a meeting point between global and local influences. Drawing on interviews ...

Analysis - African fashion has flourished in terms of creativity and innovation in recent years, and is attracting global attention.

It is time to move from admiration to action. From slay to strategy. In a world that often underestimates African creativity, the Nigerian fashion industry is holding its own, and then some.

They say if properly nurtured, the fashion industry can preserve indigenous knowledge and project a positive image of Nigeria to the world.

Stakeholders have predicted a Nigerian fashion industry boom as it gains traction among global investors and designers for its local labour capacity, cost-effectiveness, and rising technical ...