The National Troupe of Nigeria is an agency of the Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Creative Economy and Tourism. Its official mandate is to promote and explore Nigeria’s rich cultural elements of ...

Across Nigeria, from the bustling streets of Lagos in the South West to the quiet communities of Taraba State in the North East, schools are finding creative ways to plant the seeds of peace and unity ...

The Mara Mania exhibition opened on Saturday at Alliance Française de Lagos in Ikoyi, drawing artists, diplomats and young ...

National Troupe of Nigeria has started a programme tagged reimagining National Troupe of Nigeria through innovation. The idea is to establish culture in virtual reality which will also produce ...

The National Theatre's sixth Festival of Unity celebrated Nigerian culture with dance, music, and art. Discover highlights ...

Nigerian dance culture has always been a force of rhythm, creativity, and raw energy. These dance moves turned parties into full-blown carnivals. You weren’t considered cool if you didn’t know the ...

These festivals are rooted in traditions, beliefs, and communal values passed down through generations. Nigeria is home to 36 states and over 370 distinct ethnic groups, including major ones like the ...

The year 2025 will go down as the year Nigerian social media exploded into a riot of drama, raw genius, and glorious chaos — proving once again why it’s the internet’s fiercest, most addictive arena.

Ijoya is a nonprofit in Redding celebrating cultural diversity through dance, with workshops on the way in the new year.

EXCLUSIVE: This year’s Cannes Film Festival saw the first ever film from Nigeria – Akinola Davies Jr.’s debut feature My Father’s Shadow – selected in the lineup and, in another first, the country’s ...