
The Federal Government and Ogun State have signed an MoU to boost Nigeria’s creative economy, establish a cultural village, and promote youth empowerment through tourism and...

Nigeria’s creative economy is projected to generate $100bn, according to Minister Hannatu Musawa, who highlights cultural heritage as a driver of economic growth

The Flavours of Nigeria Festival returns to Brampton, Canada on 9 August 2025 with a rich cultural showcase including cuisine, music, fashion, and folklore under the...

Lagos Commissioner Toke Benson-Awoyinka champions Adire fashion at a strategic meeting with Africa Fashion Week founder and UK envoy, aiming to boost Nigerian textiles globally

Thousands gather for the 2025 Ilorin Emirate Durbar Festival as cultural tourism, unity and heritage take centre stage in the ancient city, now globally recognised by...

Governor Dapo Abiodun pledges to scale up Ojude Oba Festival as a cultural and economic asset, highlighting its role in tourism, youth engagement, and entrepreneurship

Dapo Opayinka is a prolific UK-based bilingual Nollywood actor, MC, and filmmaker shaping African narratives across borders

The Oniru of Iru Kingdom, Oba Omogbolahan Lawal, has invited Hilton Group International to explore investment opportunities to boost the kingdom’s tourism and hospitality sectors

The 2025 Ecobank Adire Lagos Exhibition is attracting thousands to Lagos, showcasing over 130 vendors and boosting Nigeria’s indigenous fashion industry and SMEs

Nigeria’s leading tourism body, ATPN, has officially endorsed the Things Fall Apart Festival 2025, elevating it to a major national tourism and cultural event