Tinubu Mourns Literary Icon Biodun Jeyifo, Hails Ex-ASUU President’s Legacy in Academic Freedom

President Bola Tinubu has mourned the death of renowned literary scholar and former Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) President, Professor Emeritus Biodun Jeyifo, describing his passing as a major loss to Nigeria and the global academic community. In a condolence message issued by his spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu extended sympathies to Jeyifo’s family, colleagues,…

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Bad Bunny Turns Super Bowl Into Giant Puerto Rican Street Party Amid Trump Backlash

Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny stole the spotlight at Sunday’s Super Bowl, transforming the stadium into a lively street party celebrating Puerto Rico and its culture. The reggaeton icon’s Spanish-language performance emphasized unity, heritage, and resilience — even as it drew sharp criticism from former President Donald Trump. Fans had eagerly anticipated the 31-year-old singer’s…

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Aunty Ajara: Nollywood Mourns Passing of Popular Actress

  The Nigerian film community was plunged into deep mourning on Thursday morning following the death of Ajara Lasisi. Known affectionately by millions of fans as “Aunty Ajara,” the 31-year-old actress succumbed to a severe, liver-related ailment. Her brother, Ridwan Lasisi, officially confirmed the heartbreaking news through a video statement released to the public early…

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Davido Almost Didn’t Release ‘With You’ — Now It’s Grammy-Nominated

Five-time Grammy nominee Davido has revealed that one of his biggest recent hits — “With You,” featuring Omah Lay — almost didn’t make the final cut of his fifth studio album, 5IVE. The Afrobeats superstar made the surprising disclosure while speaking at the Grammy Awards ceremony, admitting that the now Grammy-nominated track was initially overlooked…

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Fela Kuti Makes History as First African to Receive Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award

Fela Kuti Makes History as First African to Receive Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award

The Recording Academy has conferred a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award upon the legendary Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. This historic announcement establishes the Afrobeat pioneer as the first African artist to receive this honor. The Academy recognizes his unparalleled contributions to global music, social activism, and the arts. Consequently, Fela joins an elite group of musicians whose work…

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