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The Lagos State House of Assembly has approved the appointment of Dr Olufunke Omolara Tayo-Makanjuola as the substantive Auditor-General of the state, following her nomination by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu. Her confirmation, granted on Monday, formally ends her tenure in an acting capacity and places her in charge of the state's public sector auditing responsibilities. Before her nomination, Tayo-Makanjuola served as Head of the Directorate of Government Accounts. She was su

What happens when more than 1,000 children are given the opportunity to create something extraordinary together? Beyond the colours, patterns and excitement of making art, the experience can become a powerful lesson in creativity, confidence, teamwork and the possibilities that exist when young minds are encouraged to explore their talents. This was the idea behind Colours of Possibility, an ambitious creative initiative led by Nigerian medical doctor, visual artist and Guinn

Lagos State has received 24 additional train coaches for its Red Line rail service as part of efforts to expand passenger capacity and improve public transportation across the state. The new delivery is expected to strengthen existing operations and provide commuters with a more efficient travel experience. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu announced the development on Tuesday, November 10, explaining that the coaches were acquired with support from the Federal Government under Pre

Lagos is once again taking centre stage as the Lagos International Theatre Festival (LITF) returns for its third edition, bringing together theatre practitioners, performers, food enthusiasts and cultural enthusiasts for a week-long celebration of creativity. Running from November 9 to 15, 2026, the festival is transforming the city into a meeting point for Nigerian and international creative communities, with a programme that extends beyond conventional stage performances to

Lagos is a city that can frustrate you in the morning and make you smile before the day ends. It is noisy, crowded, unpredictable and sometimes exhausting. From the endless traffic to the rising cost of living, there are plenty of reasons people dream of moving away. Yet, for those who have lived in Lagos long enough, leaving can come with unexpected nostalgia. Beyond the stress, there are little things about the city that slowly become part of your everyday life. And when yo

Some of Nigeria's most interesting entrepreneurial stories begin far away from the boardrooms of major companies and the excitement of the country's technology hubs. For Femi Aluko, the journey began in Akesan, a community in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State, long before he became one of the young technology entrepreneurs making a mark on Nigeria's food delivery industry. Born on March 31, 1993, Aluko developed an interest in engineering and technology that would

Lagos is a city of immense economic opportunities, but its rapid growth has also created challenges that continue to affect residents, from traffic congestion and rising house rents to recurring flooding and the increasing cost of living. These issues took centre stage during the November 8, 2026, Lagos Governorship Debate, where four candidates presented their ideas on addressing the state's development needs ahead of the 2027 election. The debate, organised by the 2026 Deba

Dining out in Lagos is gradually becoming more than just finding a restaurant, ordering a meal and heading home. As people increasingly prioritise experiences, the demand for restaurants that offer something beyond good food is growing. Whether it is an interesting atmosphere, unfamiliar cuisines, themed activities or opportunities to spend quality time with friends, diners are becoming more intentional about where they choose to eat. Huahan Korean Restaurant is one of the pl

The festive season is fast approaching, and Lagos is preparing for another exciting December filled with entertainment, celebrations and memorable outings. For movie lovers, one of the highlights of the season will be the arrival of new Nollywood productions from some of Nigeria's biggest filmmakers. December has become a particularly exciting period for cinema audiences in Lagos, as friends, families, couples and Nigerians returning from abroad make trips to the cinema part

Lagos is once again welcoming creative professionals, entrepreneurs, investors and cultural leaders from across Africa and beyond as it hosts the 2026 edition of Creative Africa Nexus (CANEX) WKND. The four-day gathering, which begins on November 5 at the Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and Creative Arts, formerly known as the National Theatre, in Iganmu, brings together different sectors of the creative economy to explore opportunities for growth, investment and internationa

When a sitting governor steps onto a fashion runway, the moment goes beyond clothing and style. It can also become an opportunity to promote a city, its culture and its creative identity. This was the case on October 31, 2026, when Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, joined models on the runway at Lagos Fashion Week, showcasing an outfit by Nigerian menswear designer Ugo Monye. Dressed in a flowing off-white traditional ensemble, the governor’s appearance attracted atte

Lagos is once again bringing African cinema into the spotlight as the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) returns for its 15th edition, running from November 1 to 7, 2026. The festival, themed “Frames of the Future: Africa’s Creative Intelligence,” brings together filmmakers, actors, producers, investors and other industry professionals to celebrate African storytelling and explore opportunities within the global film industry. However, beyond the red carpets, film sc

Lagos is preparing to welcome another edition of ART X Lagos, one of West Africa’s leading international contemporary art fairs, as it returns from November 5 to 8, 2026, at the Federal Palace, Victoria Island. Founded in 2016 by Tokini Peterside-Schwebig, ART X Lagos has grown into an important platform for showcasing contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora, connecting artists, galleries, collectors and international audiences. The 11th edition will be held under the t

Finding a good job in Lagos can be challenging. With thousands of graduates, skilled professionals and job seekers competing for limited opportunities, many people are constantly searching for employment through recruitment agencies, social media platforms, job boards and personal connections. Unfortunately, the pressure to secure employment has also created opportunities for fraudsters to exploit desperate job seekers. Fake recruiters, fraudulent employment agencies and indi

Lagos has long been a meeting point for creativity, culture and business, with its fashion scene reflecting the city's energy and diversity. From independent designers and local textile producers to established fashion houses, the city has continued to nurture talents shaping how African fashion is perceived around the world. At the centre of this growing influence is Omoyemi Akerele, the founder of Lagos Fashion Week, whose work has helped transform the city's fashion indust

Lagos is one city that rarely runs out of things to do. From exciting food spots and colourful celebrations to shopping destinations and creative spaces, there is always something new to experience. Whether you are visiting for the first time, returning after years away or coming home for the holidays, there are some experiences you should definitely add to your plans. Here are five awesome things to do on your next visit to Lagos. 1. Attend a Traditional Nigerian Wedding No

Lagos is set to welcome football legends, entertainment personalities and sports fans for a football carnival that promises to combine sporting nostalgia with music, celebrity competition and charity. The Legends Football Game Celebrity Football Carnival will take place on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Mobolaji Johnson Stadium, Onikan, Lagos. The event is organised by Bet9ja in collaboration with Creative Africa Nexus (CANEX). According to reports published by The Guardian and

Lagos is bringing classical music, jazz, theatre and Nigerian cultural expression together as the Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) celebrates the 30th edition of its annual festival. The festival, themed “Music Sustained,” runs from October 23 to November 8, 2026, at the MUSON Centre in Onikan, Lagos. According to organisers, the programme features concerts, drama, opera, exhibitions and activities focused on music and technology. More Than Just Music Although MUSON is wide