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Lifestyle · Daily Trust ·
Economic hardship, housing crisis keeping Nigerian youths single – UNFPA
The United Nations Population Fund reports that many Nigerian youths are remaining single due to persistent economic challenges and a significant housing crisis. These financial constraints have made it difficult for young individuals to afford marriage and independent living arrangements, impacting the country's social and demographic landscape.
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Lifestyle · Vanguard ·
Oke-Aku, a celebration that unites Ezza people of Ebonyi
The Ezza people of Ebonyi State celebrate the Oke-Aku festival, a traditional event aimed at fostering unity and cultural heritage within the community. This annual celebration serves as a significant cultural milestone, bringing together indigenes from various locations to honor their shared history and strengthen communal bonds through diverse traditional activities and rites.
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Lifestyle · Vanguard ·
How Ikem communities celebrate New Yam festival (ORUROEZHI)
The Ikem communities have commenced their annual New Yam festival, traditionally referred to as Oruroezhi. This cultural event serves as a significant period for the local population to mark the harvest season, celebrate agricultural success, and engage in various traditional rites that strengthen communal bonds and preserve the heritage within the region.
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Lifestyle · Nigerian Tribune ·
Ghana’s tallest man, Sulemana, dies at 33
Sulemana, widely known as the tallest man in Ghana, has died at the age of 33. He became a figure of public interest across the West African region due to his record-breaking height and unique physical proportions. His passing marks the conclusion of his journey as a notable human interest figure.
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Lifestyle · The Punch ·
Community unveils Mary Slessor Library, plans Ekubo film village
A Nigerian community has inaugurated the Mary Slessor Library and announced intentions to develop the Ekubo film village. These initiatives are designed to enhance educational resources for residents and provide a dedicated hub for film production, contributing to the cultural and creative growth of the local area.
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Lifestyle · The Punch ·
Ekiti monarch honours mother’s legacy with empowerment foundation
A traditional ruler in Ekiti State has launched an empowerment foundation dedicated to his mother's memory. This initiative focuses on community development and providing support to local residents, ensuring that her legacy of service continues through structured philanthropic efforts and social welfare programs across the monarch's domain.
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Lifestyle · The Punch ·
‘176,000 Nigerians visited Ghana in 2025’
Approximately 176,000 Nigerian citizens traveled to Ghana during 2025. This figure reflects the significant volume of cross-border movement between the two West African nations, encompassing travel for tourism, commerce, and personal reasons within the region throughout the calendar year.
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Lifestyle · Daily Trust ·
Youth shunning marriage over economic hardship – UNFPA
The United Nations Population Fund indicates that a growing number of young Nigerians are choosing to avoid marriage due to the country's current economic challenges. Financial constraints and high living costs are cited as the primary factors deterring youth from starting families, reflecting a shift in social dynamics driven by fiscal instability.
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Lifestyle · BellaNaija ·
Veekee James Changed Into a Sculptural Pink Mermaid Gown for Baby Eliana’s Dedication Reception
Nigerian fashion designer Veekee James wore a sculptural pink mermaid gown during the dedication reception for Baby Eliana. The outfit featured a structured silhouette and was part of the designer's attire for the celebratory event. The appearance follows the tradition of high-fashion displays at prominent Nigerian social gatherings and family ceremonies.
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Lifestyle · Nigerian Tribune ·
Abuja is Nigeria’s sugar mummy headquarters — Nedu Wazobia
Media personality Nedu Wazobia has expressed his views regarding social relationships in the federal capital. He identified Abuja as a central location for older women seeking financial-based companionship with younger individuals. His observations highlight certain lifestyle patterns and social interactions perceived within the city’s contemporary urban environment.
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Lifestyle · The Punch ·
I’d choose you again, Soludo’s wife celebrates husband at 66
Nonye Soludo, the wife of Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo, has publicly celebrated her husband on his sixty-sixth birthday. The governor's spouse shared a commemorative message to mark the occasion, acknowledging their marital bond and his reaching a new age milestone during his tenure as the state's leader.
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Lifestyle · The Punch ·
FULL LIST: Oloolu masquerade movement schedule for Ibadan communities
A detailed schedule for the Oloolu masquerade's movement across various communities in Ibadan has been released. This update provides specific dates and locations for the cultural festival to inform residents and visitors within the Oyo State capital about the planned processions.
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Lifestyle · The Punch ·
Japa: How Nigerians can apply for jobs abroad with visa sponsorship
Nigerian citizens seeking international career opportunities can access specific procedures to apply for foreign jobs offering visa sponsorship. These guidelines facilitate the migration process by detailing how applicants can identify eligible roles and navigate the requirements necessary to secure employment and legal residency in various countries abroad.
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Lifestyle · BellaNaija ·
Staphanie Inakoju: What a Coffin Maker Taught Me About Life
Stephanie Inakoju details personal reflections and life lessons acquired through an interaction with a coffin maker. The narrative explores perspectives on mortality and existence derived from the funeral industry, highlighting how such experiences influence an individual's outlook on life and daily human interactions within a Nigerian context.
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Lifestyle · The Punch ·
PHOTOS: Don’t marry an ugly person, says pastor as he shows off ‘beautiful’ wife
A Nigerian clergyman has publicly encouraged individuals to prioritize physical attractiveness when selecting a spouse. While presenting his wife in a series of photographs, the pastor advised against marrying persons deemed unattractive. The statement has generated public interest concerning the role of physical appearance in marital decisions within the religious community.
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Lifestyle · Nigerian Tribune ·
Don’t marry an ugly person, pastor says as he shows off his ‘beautiful’ wife
A Nigerian cleric has advised the public to avoid marrying individuals they consider unattractive. While presenting his spouse to an audience, the pastor emphasized the significance of physical appeal in marital unions and referenced his wife as an example of his personal standard for beauty in a partner.
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Lifestyle · Daily Trust ·
Sokoto Hisbah outlaws ‘marriage introduction gifts’, wedding DJs
The Sokoto State Hisbah Commission has prohibited the exchange of marriage introduction gifts and the use of disc jockeys at wedding ceremonies. This directive aims to reduce the financial burden on families and align celebrations with local standards. Authorities have advised residents to comply with these new regulations to avoid potential legal consequences.
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Lifestyle · Daily Post ·
Naija bet not way to financial fortune – Oyedepo warns Nigerian youths
Bishop David Oyedepo cautioned Nigerian youth against the perception of gambling and betting as legitimate paths to financial success. He expressed concern regarding the prevalence of these activities, suggesting that long-term prosperity cannot be achieved through such means while encouraging a focus on more reliable methods of wealth creation.
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Lifestyle · Nigerian Tribune ·
Adeleke seeks global spotlight for Osun festivals to boost tourism, revenue
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke is advocating for increased international recognition of the state's cultural festivals. This initiative aims to enhance the local tourism sector and generate additional revenue for the state by attracting global visitors and investment through the promotion of traditional heritage events.
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Lifestyle · Leadership News ·
Gov Idris, Tinubu’s Daughter Marry Off 600 Couples At Mass Wedding
Governor Idris and the daughter of President Tinubu have overseen a mass wedding ceremony involving 600 couples. The initiative serves as a social welfare program intended to support residents by easing the financial requirements of marriage. This collaborative effort aims to foster communal stability and provide assistance to less privileged families across the region.