Fashion in Nigeria is a dynamic blend of heritage, environment, and personal expression. Though styles shift with time, the roots of Nigerian male fashion have always drawn on cultural pride and adaptability, continually reinventing itself across generations. The 1970s During the ’70s, men embraced both skin-tight and oversized clothing. Attractive choices included bold-colored jumpsuits, tight […]
In our generation today, where civic engagement and community development are increasingly vital, a transformative Youth Leadership Development Program held at the American Corner, Parliamentary Road, Calabar, has emerged as a foundation of inspiration for young change makers in Cross River State. The youth leadership development program was organised by Calabar Civic Champions; the initiative […]
Sheduled to hold in Nigeria with the theme “Free Yourself from Health Slavery.” According to the renowned medical experts from The Power of 3 Lifestyle organziation in the United Kingdom, the conference will address lifestyle-related diseases, such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, and obesity, which continue to rise. The Power of 3 International organization […]
Fashion in Nigeria is not just about clothing; it’s the influence of traditional attire on modern fashion. It’s a celebration of identity, history, and creativity. While global fashion trends continue to evolve, Nigerian designers and everyday fashion lovers haven’t left tradition behind. Instead, they’ve taken threads of the past and woven them into the style […]
Here are the best traditional festivals in Nigeria. Nigeria is a country where culture speaks loudly — not just through music or language, but through festivals that color the streets with drums, dances, and vibrant attire. These festivals are more than mere celebrations; they are a preservation of heritage, a spiritual reconnection, and an invitation […]
Then vs Now: How Culture Has Evolved in Nigeria. Culture is the heartbeat of any nation — a collection of beliefs, customs, language, food, music, and ways of life passed down through generations. Nigeria, with over 250 ethnic groups and languages, is one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. But how much […]
NYSC Digital Literacy Corps Enlightens UNICAL Students on Tech Opportunities, Builds Strategic Alliance with Department Leadership in Calabar, Nigeria—May 30, 2025 By Dada Tolulope In a compelling act of service and visionary outreach, the Digital Literacy 4 All Community Development Service (CDS) group under the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) embarked on a sensitisation campaign […]
Hausa Food and Culture: What You Should Know. Northern Nigeria is home to the Hausa people — one of the largest ethnic groups in West Africa. Their lifestyle is rich in culture, deeply rooted in religion, and expressed beautifully through food, language, fashion, and music. If you’ve ever had a plate of Suya or sipped […]
In many African households, especially in rural areas, education didn’t begin in a classroom — it started right at home, how our Grandparents taught life lessons through folktales. As the sun dipped below the horizon and the cool evening breeze swept through the compound, children would gather around their grandparents. There was something magical about […]
In many African communities, the role of storytelling in African tradition is more than just a form of entertainment — it is a sacred act, a cultural treasure, and a powerful educational tool. It is how knowledge, wisdom, and history were passed down long before the written word became common. Gathered around fires or under […]
