At least 110 people have died in floods caused by torrential rain in central Nigeria, officials have told the BBC.The downpours lasted for several hours, said the head of the Niger State Emergency Management Agency (Nsema), Abullahi Baba-Arah.He added that "surging
Chioma Adeleke, wife of Nigerian music icon Davido,
Pope Francis, who passed away on April 21, 2025, at the age of 88, is being mourned by millions across the world. His legacy as a spiritual leader, human rights advocate, and reformer has prompted tributes from heads of state, religious leaders, and global institutions.Known for his humili
KieKie, has a strong passion for gospel music and drumming.In an interview, she expressed that she might have become a gospel artist if not for her media and acting career.Her love for music started in her hometown of Ibadan, where she was
Nigerian music sensations Bayanni, Boy Spice, and Magixx touched down at Entebbe Airport this morning at 9 AM from Nairobi, ahead of their electrifying performance in Kampala.The trio is set to light up the stage at 4 PM today at the Ndere Cultural Center as part of their much-anticipated
On February 26, the 2025 Trace Awards & Summit set the stage for an unforgettable night of African music, culture, and creativity at the stunning Mora Resort in Zanzibar, Tanzania.As the platinum sponsor, Johnnie Walker was at the cente
BBC | The Islamic police in the northern Nigerian state of Kano have arrested Muslims seen eating and drinking publicly, as well as those selling food at the start of Ramadan, when Muslims are supposed to fast from dawn until dusk.The deputy commander of the Hisbah, Mujahi
As it became clear that Donald Trump had landed the US presidency for the second time, leaders from across Africa began tweeti
Yhemolee has stirred up a lot of attention online by commenting on Baltasar Engonga.Engonga is being investigated for corruption after over 300 tapes featuring him with various women were leaked.Nigerian socialite Idowu Adeyemi, known
Rumours of ill-health have engulfed two African presidents in recent weeks, sparking contrasting responses and exposing how the wellbeing of leaders is often treated as a state secret. It started with Cameroon's President Paul Biya, 91, whose ministers denied that he was sick, insisting
