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Otedola’s wife Nana: I am Egba, not Ghanaian

Nana Fatimah Attah Otedola, wife of billionaire businessman Femi Otedola and mother of media personality DJ Cuppy and actress Temi Otedola, has clarified her ethnic and national identity, confirming her Egba heritage. To clear up years of speculation, Nana declared in a viral video: "I'm an Egba woman, and that's the part I'll gladly claim as a Nigerian. I am not a Ghanaian; my roots are in Abeokuta," tracing her ancestry to Abeokuta in Ogun State. For years, many people assumed Nana was Ghanaian, largely due to her appearance and name, but she said this assumption could not be further from the truth. Nana disclosed that she was born in Kaduna State and lived there for almost two decades, explaining that living in northern Nigeria for such a significant period may have influenced how people perceive her identity. Despite her […]

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Dave Announces Debut Lagos Headline Shows for October 2026

Nigerian-British rapper Dave (Santan Dave) has announced his first-ever headline concert in Lagos, Nigeria, as part of his ongoing tour "The Boy Who Played the Harp." The award-winning rapper, born David Orobosa Michael Omoregie, is scheduled to take the stage at the Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and the Creative Arts (formerly the National Theatre, Lagos) on October 16 and 17, 2026. The venue has a 3,500-capacity. Dave revealed the dates on his official X (Twitter) page on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. The rapper will headline his first-ever show in Lagos, Nigeria, marking a historic moment for the British artist with Nigerian roots. The Boy Who Played the Harp tour already includes dates in South Africa, with shows in Pretoria at the Sunbet Arena (October 3) and Cape Town at Grand Arena, GrandWest (October 6, sold out). The Lagos shows […]

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National Museum names Dufuna canoe, Lugard Bridge top heritage sites

The National Commission for Museums and Monuments has listed the ancient Dufuna canoe and Lugard’s Footbridge as two of Nigeria’s most important heritage sites.The commission said both sites reflect key phases in Nigeria’s history, from prehistoric innovation to the colonial era. The Dufuna canoe, discovered in 1987 near the village of Dufuna in Yobe State, is regarded as the oldest known boat in Africa and the second oldest in the world.Radiocarbon dating places the canoe at about 8,000 years old, showing that advanced boat-making and fishing activities existed in the region thousands of years ago. According to the commission, the canoe offers rare insight into early human settlement, transport, and trade along the Komadugu Gana River and surrounding communities.It described the artefact as a national and global treasure that strengthens Nigeria’s place in discussions on world archaeology and early technology. […]

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