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The Egba people of Abeokuta concluded their 39th Lisabi Festival on Saturday with vibrant cultural displays and a strong showing of tradition. The week-long celebration honoured the 18th-century warrior Lisabi Agbongbo Akala.
Nigerian designer Victor Alao is redefining the use of cultural heritage in contemporary fashion with his collections, ARIKÉ and OKIN. The pieces have garnered international acclaim, reflecting a seamless blend of functionality and identity.
The Rietberg Museum in Zurich is set to transfer 11 artefacts linked to the looting of the Benin Kingdom back to Nigeria, which includes sacred objects taken during the 1897 invasion.
The historical account of Abuja reveals its unique ability to support a large population despite geographical constraints. The legacy of its founding figures and the cultural influences that shaped its development are explored.
Nigeria's rich ethnic traditions encompass deep philosophical beliefs that highlight the significance of human dignity, communal obligations, and moral integrity, necessitating a return to these values.
President Bola Tinubu is scheduled to visit Kebbi State on Saturday to inaugurate several projects and attend the prestigious Argungu International Fishing Festival as a Special Guest of Honour.
Babatunde Sobamowo, the Vice President of the Yoruba Tennis Club, highlights the club's century-long commitment to culture, civic duty, and ethical leadership as it prepares for a year of centenary celebrations.
Damilola Ayinde Marshall, the Senior Special Adviser on Tourism to the Lagos State Governor, has indicated that the state was not notified of IShowSpeed’s visit. Consequently, the authorities could not adequately represent Nigeria's cultural heritage.
The Turkish government has identified 76 artefacts, including wooden and metal items, that are believed to be of Nigerian origin. This discovery comes as discussions for their potential repatriation are set to begin, with a cultural cooperation agreement anticipated during an upcoming state visit.
The Argungu Fishing Festival, having originated in 1934 as a peace initiative following years of conflict between the Sokoto Caliphate and the Kebbi Kingdom, is making a comeback in February 2026.
Kebbi State is ramping up efforts for the 2026 Argungu International Fishing Festival, aiming to draw in investors and celebrate cultural heritage.
Oriiz Onuwaje examines the evolving significance of capturing individual likeness, from the sacred traditions of Ifè to contemporary AI practices, highlighting the political dimensions of this endeavor.
This article delves into the rich food traditions of Nigeria, highlighting the diversity shaped by the nation’s 371 ethnic groups and their unique culinary practices. It emphasizes the cultural significance of food beyond mere sustenance.
