Culture Legendary Jazz Icon Cassandra Wilson Passes Away at 70 September 3, 2026 Editorial Team Grammy-winning jazz vocalist Cassandra Wilson has died at 70, leaving behind a legacy of soulful melodies and genre-defining artistry. Her contributions to music continue to inspire African jazz lovers.
Legal Illegal Mining Crackdown: Four Chinese Nationals Held in Niger State Raid September 3, 2026 Editorial Team Four Chinese nationals were arrested in Niger State for illegal mining, as authorities intensify crackdowns on unauthorised operations. The move signals stricter enforcement against foreign involvement in Nigeria’s extractive sector.
News ICE Hiring Practices Under Scrutiny: Whistleblower Warns of Past Oversights in 2026 Review September 3, 2026 Bright Esagbodje A former senior official at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement alleges that rushed hiring practices in late 2025 and early 2026 may have lowered vetting standards, raising concerns about national…
Technology Uber’s Robotaxi Launch in London: What It Means for African Tech Ecosystems September 3, 2026 Editorial Team Uber’s 2026 robotaxi rollout in London signals a new era in autonomous mobility after its Nigeria exit. Discover how African startups can learn from this pivot.
Culture From Adamawa to the Spotlight: How Bluethopia Built a Fashion & Photography Empire September 3, 2026 Editorial Team Meet Bluethopia, the 22-year-old Nigerian creative blending fashion design, styling, modeling, and photography into a vibrant career before entering BBNaija Season 11. Discover how he turned passion into purpose.
Politics Why Nigeria’s Image Is Under Fire over Alleged FBI Documents in 2026 September 3, 2026 Editorial Team Opposition politicians’ campaign over alleged US government documents threatens Nigeria’s global standing. The House of Representatives warns of reputational damage as the debate escalates.
Politics How Pete Hegseth’s Military Purges Could Reshape US Defense in 2027 September 3, 2026 Bright Esagbodje Pete Hegseth’s sweeping military purges have raised alarms about long-term readiness and morale. Here’s what the changes mean for U.S. defense in 2027 and beyond.
Technology OPay Reassures Customers: No Shutdown, Services to Continue in 2026 September 3, 2026 Editorial Team OPay has firmly denied rumours of a shutdown, reaffirming its commitment to Nigerian users with fresh promises for 2026. The fintech giant clarifies its legal stance against false claims.
Legal Federal Judge Halts Trump’s Bid to End Birthright Citizenship in 2026 September 3, 2026 Bright Esagbodje A federal judge blocked President Trump’s August 2026 executive order attempting to restrict birthright citizenship. The ruling protects automatic citizenship for babies born in the U.S., pending further legal challenges.
Culture How a Ghanaian-american Couple Built Their Dream Life in Lagos by 2026 September 3, 2026 Editorial Team Pablo and Aanu left the US to raise their children in Nigeria. Discover how they swapped American hustle for Lagos comfort, community, and opportunity.
