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Lifestyle · BellaNaija ·
Golden Moments From Kerrygold Nigeria’s World Milk Day Event
Kerrygold Nigeria recently organized a special event to commemorate World Milk Day. The gathering featured various activities designed to promote the health benefits of dairy consumption and engage with consumers. Participants celebrated the global initiative through organized brand experiences that highlighted the importance of milk within the Nigerian community.
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Lifestyle · Leadership News ·
Spoken Word Honouring The Heroes Of June 12th
A spoken word presentation has been released to honor the individuals identified as heroes of the June 12 democratic struggle in Nigeria. The artistic piece serves as a tribute to those who participated in the events surrounding the 1993 presidential election and the restoration of civil rule.
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Lifestyle · Leadership News ·
Elevate Africa Dangles $25,000 Grants, Launches 2026 Fashion Film Contest To Revive Indigenous Textiles
Elevate Africa has introduced a $25,000 grant program alongside the launch of its 2026 Fashion Film Contest. The initiative seeks to revitalize indigenous textiles and preserve cultural heritage by supporting creative professionals. These efforts aim to bridge the gap between traditional craftsmanship and modern film narratives within the African fashion industry.
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Lifestyle · Daily Trust ·
RCCG Youths host music festival, unveil Tech fellowship
The youth wing of the Redeemed Christian Church of God recently organized a music festival for its members. During the event, the organization also launched a technology fellowship designed to equip young people with digital skills and promote technological innovation among Nigerian youths.
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Lifestyle · ThisDay ·
‘Prophet’ Elijah Takes Religious Folly Abroad
A Nigerian religious leader known as Prophet Elijah has reportedly extended his controversial activities to international locations. These developments indicate an expansion of his ministry and practices beyond domestic borders into foreign territories, drawing attention to his conduct within the global religious landscape as his influence reaches new audiences outside of Nigeria.
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Lifestyle · The Guardian Nigeria ·
Oluwo of Iwo gives cash, foodstuffs to Fulanis
The Oluwo of Iwo has provided cash and food supplies to the Fulani community residing in his kingdom. The monarch's gesture is aimed at supporting the residents and promoting harmonious relations between various ethnic groups in the area. This act of philanthropy highlights the traditional ruler's efforts toward community welfare and social cohesion.
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Lifestyle · BellaNaija ·
Toyin Abraham Just Gave Us a Black Lace Owambe Look We’re Saving Immediately
Nigerian actress Toyin Abraham has displayed a black lace ensemble suitable for traditional social events. The appearance provides a visual example of contemporary Owambe fashion, reflecting current stylistic choices in the Nigerian cultural scene for those seeking inspiration for formal attire.
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Lifestyle · The Punch ·
MFM holds musical concert, offers free meals to over 1,200 worshippers
Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries organized a musical concert where the church provided free meals to more than 1,200 worshippers. The event combined religious music performances with a large-scale feeding initiative designed to support the welfare of attendees during the program.
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Lifestyle · BusinessDay ·
Kumuyi rejects family succession, says Deeper life Is not a dynasty
The General Superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Kumuyi, has stated that his leadership will not be inherited by his family members. He clarified that the church is not a personal dynasty, affirming that the selection of future leaders will follow spiritual guidelines rather than biological lineage.
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Lifestyle · The Guardian Nigeria ·
How Many Marriages Are Allowed in Nigeria?
Nigerian legal frameworks permit varying numbers of marriages based on the specific system adopted by individuals. While statutory marriages under the Marriage Act strictly enforce monogamy, customary and Islamic laws allow for polygamy, permitting men to marry multiple wives according to traditional practices and religious guidelines within the country's dual legal system.
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Lifestyle · The Guardian Nigeria ·
Which Month Is the Coldest in Nigeria?
Nigeria typically experiences its lowest temperatures during the Harmattan season between December and January or during the peak of the rainy season in August. These climatic variations are driven by the movement of the Intertropical Convergence Zone and the influence of dry, dusty winds from the Sahara Desert.
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Lifestyle · Daily Trust ·
No divorce without our approval, Hisbah warns intending couples in Kano
The Kano State Hisbah Board has issued a directive to intending couples, stating that no divorce will be valid without the organization's prior approval. This new measure aims to regulate marital separations within the state and ensure that couples adhere to established religious guidelines before ending their marriages.
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Lifestyle · BellaNaija ·
Love Cooking? This Challenge Could Put Your Culinary Skills in the Spotlight
A new culinary challenge is inviting individuals to showcase their cooking abilities for a chance to gain public recognition. The competition aims to highlight the skills of food enthusiasts and provide a platform for culinary talent to be featured and acknowledged by a wider audience.
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Lifestyle · ThisDay ·
Countdown Ends: Fifth Edition of Ecobank Adire Lagos Kicks Off June 11
The fifth edition of the Ecobank Adire Lagos exhibition is scheduled to begin on June 11. The event focuses on promoting indigenous textile designs and provides a platform for local artisans and entrepreneurs to showcase their work, fostering growth within the Nigerian fashion and cultural sectors.
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Lifestyle · The Punch ·
Kano screens 720 out of 3,000 couples for mass wedding
The Kano State government has screened 720 out of 3,000 prospective couples registered for its state-sponsored mass wedding program. The process involves evaluating participants to ensure they meet the established requirements for the exercise. This initiative aims to assist residents in formalizing their unions through a government-organized marriage ceremony.
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Lifestyle · Daily Post ·
Hajj 2026: First batch of 344 Lagos pilgrims return home
The first batch of 344 pilgrims from Lagos State has successfully returned to Nigeria following the completion of the 2026 Hajj exercise in Saudi Arabia. The arrival marks the beginning of the return flights for the state's contingent after participating in the annual religious pilgrimage.
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Lifestyle · BusinessDay ·
Another Children’s Day, the same promises, and an uncertain future
Stakeholders in Nigeria have observed another Children’s Day by reiterating long-standing commitments to improve the welfare and protection of minors. Persistent socioeconomic challenges continue to raise concerns about the actualization of these pledges and the long-term prospects for the nation’s youth across various sectors of society.
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Lifestyle · BellaNaija ·
Stone Grey and Butter Yellow? Obi Cubana & Lush Eby Are Our New Style Mood Board
Nigerian businessman Obi Cubana and his wife, Lush Eby, have showcased a coordinated fashion style featuring stone grey and butter yellow outfits. Their recent appearance highlights contemporary Nigerian celebrity fashion trends, serving as a visual reference for style enthusiasts looking for color coordination ideas within the luxury lifestyle sector.
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Lifestyle · Leadership News ·
Kano Screens 720 Applicants For State-sponsored Mass Wedding Scheme
The Kano State government has commenced the screening of seven hundred and twenty applicants for its state-sponsored mass wedding program. This initiative aims to assist eligible individuals who lack the financial means to marry, as part of the government's social welfare efforts to promote communal stability and reduce financial burdens on citizens.
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Lifestyle · Leadership News ·
HOW I OVERCAME: After A 10-year Wait, I Have 7 Children, 4 Grandchildren – Halimatu
A Nigerian woman named Halimatu has shared her experience of overcoming a ten-year period of infertility. Following the initial delay in childbirth, she successfully raised seven children and now has four grandchildren. Her account details the eventual growth of her family and her transition into motherhood and grandmotherhood.