Helpful Little Articles: 5 Montessori Schools in Gbagada

If you moved recently to Gbagada or even work in the area or its environs, you will be pleased to know that we are running down 5 Montessori schools within the Gbagada. Read more about other Helpful Little Articles Valentina School If you are looking for a comprehensive education in a conducive environment, you should […]
ThrowBack Thursday: When Oba Eshugbayi Fought Colonial Masters To Defend His Subjects

Though the British did not witness any other violent resistance from Lagos after the British forces bombardment in 1851. Oba Eshugbayi Eleko, however, constituted one of the fiercest resistance to the effective running of Lagos and the whole of Nigeria by the colonialists. Oba Eshugbayi, born in the 19th Century to Oba Dosumu who ceded […]
Helpful Little Articles: 10 Affordable Private Hospitals in Lagos

Healthcare can often be expensive in Nigeria especially if you are not on the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) or just not into either public hospitals or the scheme. In Nigeria, private hospitals have come to be seen as a germane alternative to public care. The trouble with private hospitals, however, is that they are […]
Family Businesses in Nigeria: Yinka Folawiyo Group

The Yinka Folawiyo Group is one of Nigeria’s long-lived conglomerates. Known for its involvement in the energy sector, it has operated in diverse industries for over fifty years. It owes its longevity to its ability to move with the predominant interests of the time, in line with the evolution of the local economy. Younger Nigerians […]
Founder Institute Lagos Announces Velocity Conference on November, 16th 2019.

Africa is said to be the world’s last frontier and entrepreneurship coupled with the ability to leverage technology for scale has presented a good opportunity for entrepreneurs to rise up to solve some of the continent’s most pressing challenges. The city of Lagos being the 5th largest economy in Africa has an important role to […]
Uber is Testing its Boat Taxi Service in Lagos

Ride-hailing giant Uber says it’s introducing its boat taxi service, UberBOAT to Nigeria. The service is being tested on the waterways of Lagos, the country’s commercial capital and busiest city. In a recent blog post on its website, Uber explained that the project would be executed in partnership with the Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA), […]
Everything You Need to Know About Ake Festival 2019

The Ake Festival is now in its 7th year. For the past 6 years, its founder and visionary, Lola Shoneyin, has championed the cause. The Festival began in Abeokuta and held for the first time in 2013. In 2017, Lola took a bold step and moved the Festival to Lagos. This year, the Ake Festival […]
The Second African And Black Festival Of Arts And Culture: Festac ’77

The second African and Black Festival of Arts and Culture, otherwise known as Festac ’77. was held in Lagos from the 15th of January, 1977 to the 12th of February, 1977. The festival was intended to showcase to the world the richness of African culture and to expose African music, fine arts, drama, religion and […]
34 Countries To Participate In Lagos International Badminton Classics

The 2019 Lagos International Badminton Classics will serve off on July 24, and run through July 27, at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Onikan, Lagos. According to the Lagos State Sports Commission (LSSC), about 34 countries have registered to take part in the tournament, which is expected to feature top badminton teams across the continent. Speaking […]
Did You Know? Lagos is One of the World’s Top 100 Startup Cities

Lagos is now one of the world’s top 100 startup cities. That’s according to a new report from StartupBlink, a body which maps the development of startups across the globe. The report, covering the year 2018, shows that Nigeria’s largest commercial hub places in the top ten percentile of 1,000 cities. The bustling, sometimes raucous […]
‘Maid In Nigeria’ Exhibition To Go On View In Lagos

Maid In Nigeria 4 May – 4 June, 2019 Opening Reception: Saturday, 4th May, 6-8pm We are all too familiar with domestic labour in Nigeria; the women, men, and sometimes young girls and boys that pass through our households in roles of servitude. Catering to our needs for ease of comfort with busy schedules, daily […]
Events This Weekend

It’s Easter weekend! Four whole days with lots of events. Here are a few that will make your Easter holiday worthwhile. Homecoming Festival 2019 The Homecoming Festival is an annual event that features a continuous performance of urban contemporary music, from Afrobeats, Afropop, Afrofusion, Hip Hop, Alté, and more. This year’s edition features a pop-up […]
SME Spotlight: Beauty By Oniels

Yetunde Onilenla is a beauty consultant and the founder of Beauty by Oniels, an outfit for makeup and gele artistry, training and consulting. An indigene of Lagos State, Onilenla founded Beauty by Oniels in 2016. “We prioritize our clients’ skin, pampering the skin [often] without them even asking.” Yetunde Onilenla Beyond a concern for cosmetic […]
GTB Lagos Polo: Day 1 Review

The Guarantee Trust Bank International Polo Championship galloped off yesterday, with players from across the continent and Europe arriving for the 10-day event, taking place at the Lagos Polo Club, Ribadu Road, Ikoyi. Day 1 featured the Silver Cup, which is customarily the first event of the tournament. Team Lagos Machines and Kaduna Tila Farms […]
Maiden Edition of Lagos Games Festival Holds This Easter

Lagos, February 2018 – The inaugural edition of Lagos Games Festival holds at Tafawa Balewa Square from the 19th to 20th of April 2019. The festival, powered by DoingSoon – an event ticketing & distribution startup -, is geared at celebrating the games culture in Lagos and making Lagos the games centre of Africa. The […]
ThrowBack Thursday: The First National Election (1923)

Shortly after the amalgamation of Nigeria which was engineered by Frederick Lord Lugard, the need for an election to fill the various governance vacuums in Nigeria arose. The machinery to finally turn the people against the traditional chiefs and kings was set in motion. And as there were pockets of interest springing up around the […]