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Nigeria’s Miss World Journey Ends in Top 12 as Dominican Republic Claims Crown

Nigeria’s Tamunosoye Karibi-George has finished among the Top 12 at Miss World 2026 in Vietnam, ending her bid for the global crown. The Dominican Republic’s Joheirry Mola Dominguez emerged as the winner, while Karibi-George’s strong run included an Africa Top Model victory and progression through several stages of the competition.

VeryDarkMan discussing new developments in the Mohbad case and Liam's DNA test

Mohbad Case Takes Fresh Turn as VDM Revives DNA Questions, Releases New Audio and Raises Fresh Questions Over Royalties

Nearly three years after Mohbad’s death, VeryDarkMan has reignited public interest in the case with a series of new claims and materials, including questions over the DNA test involving Liam, an emotional recording involving Mohbad and Wunmi, and concerns about the late singer’s royalties. As the latest developments spread across social media, Nigerians remain divided over what the new information actually proves and what still needs to be established.

Tonto Dikeh speaking about her new ministry New Wine Prophetic Tabernacle in Abuja.

Tonto Dikeh Breaks Silence on Church Backlash, Says Her Son's Health Crisis Changed Her Life

Tonto Dikeh has responded to the backlash surrounding her newly launched New Wine Prophetic Tabernacle in Abuja, telling Nigerians that a difficult period involving her son's health helped change her outlook on life. The actress said she had come to realise that money could not solve everything and appealed to Nigerians to stop dragging her as she begins what she describes as a genuine journey of repentance and service to God.

The iconic Mickey Mouse ears displayed on a stage as Disney prepares to relaunch The Mickey Mouse Club with a new generation of young performers.

Disney Brings Back The Mickey Mouse Club for a New Generation

One of television's most iconic entertainment franchises is making a comeback. Disney has officially ordered a reboot of The Mickey Mouse Club, the legendary talent show that helped launch the careers of Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera, Ryan Gosling and several other global stars. The revival aims to introduce a new generation of young performers to audiences around the world while celebrating a program that has shaped pop culture for decades.

South African singer Tyla performing on stage as anticipation builds for the release of her second studio album, APOP.

Tyla Aims Higher With APOP as African Music Continues Its Global Rise

South African Grammy-winning superstar Tyla is preparing to usher in a bold new era with her highly anticipated second studio album, A*POP, set for release on 24 July 2026. After captivating the world with Water and becoming one of Africa's biggest musical exports, Tyla says her new project represents confidence, growth and a fresh vision of African pop music. The album is already generating enormous excitement across the continent and beyond.

VeryDarkMan Receives Atayese of Yorubaland Chieftaincy Title from Oluwo of Iwo

VeryDarkMan Receives Chieftaincy Title from Oluwo of Iwo, Strengthening His Growing National Influence

Social Media commentator and "online police" Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has been conferred with the traditional title of Atayese of Yorubaland by the Oluwo of Iwoland, Oba Abdulrasheed Adewale Akanbi. The honour comes months after VDM received a traditional title in Northern Nigeria, further cementing his growing influence across different regions of the country.

Burna Boy, Davido and Asake performing at separate events as Nigeria's First Lady calls on the Afrobeats stars to expand their charitable efforts and support vulnerable Nigerians.

Oluremi Tinubu Urges Burna Boy, Davido and Asake to Give Back, Sparks National Conversation

Nigeria's First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has called on Afrobeats superstars Burna Boy, Davido and Asake to use their influence and financial success to support poor and vulnerable Nigerians through charitable foundations and community development projects. Her appeal has sparked widespread debate about the role of celebrities in addressing social challenges and whether philanthropy should become a greater part of success in Nigeria's entertainment industry.

Nigerian music star Burna Boy performing on stage ahead of his appearance at the historic FIFA World Cup Final halftime show alongside global music icons.

Burna Boy Set to Light Up the World Cup Final as Afrobeats Reaches Football's Biggest Stage

Nigerian music superstar Burna Boy has been confirmed as one of the headline performers at the first-ever FIFA World Cup Final halftime show. Sharing the stage with global stars including Madonna, Shakira, Justin Bieber and BTS, Burna Boy's appearance marks another historic moment for Afrobeats and underlines Nigeria's growing influence on the global entertainment scene. The show will support the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, combining music, football and philanthropy on one of the world's biggest stages.

Actresses of Nigerian descent Ayo Edebiri and Joy Sunday, who earned nominations in the 2026 Emmy Awards cycle for their television performances.

Nigerian Heritage Shines at 2026 Emmys as Ayo Edebiri and Joy Sunday Earn Major Nominations

Actresses of Nigerian descent Ayo Edebiri and Joy Sunday have earned nominations for the 78th Emmy Awards, placing two talents with Nigerian roots among television’s most celebrated performers. Their recognition is more than a story of individual success: it raises important questions about African representation, diaspora talent and whether Nigeria can build an entertainment industry powerful enough to turn its enormous cultural influence into lasting global business.

Nigerian rappers Blaqbonez and Odumodublvck, whose public hip-hop feud has escalated into a ₦2.55 billion legal dispute over alleged defamatory statements.

From Rap Beef to ₦2.55 Billion Lawsuit: Blaqbonez Takes Odumodublvck Battle to Court

What began as one of Nigerian hip-hop’s most talked-about rivalries has entered a far more serious phase, with Blaqbonez seeking ₦2.55 billion in damages and legal costs from fellow rapper Odumodublvck over alleged defamatory statements, harassment and reputational harm. The dispute now raises a bigger question for Nigeria’s entertainment industry: where does rap rivalry end and legal responsibility begin?

A large orchestra of musicians performs Afrobeats live on stage at the Balmoral Convention Centre in Lagos during Dapper Live & Artists’ Guinness World Record performance.

Afrobeats Makes History Again as Lagos Orchestra Performance Earns Guinness World Record

Afrobeats has achieved another global milestone after a Lagos concert organised by Dapper Live & Artists earned a Guinness World Record for the largest orchestra at an Afrobeats concert. The record-breaking performance brought 85 musicians together with a conductor, choir, dancers and singers, demonstrating how a sound born from African creativity continues to expand beyond clubs and streaming platforms into ambitious new forms of live performance.