Femi Adebayo Just opened The Creative Hub Lagos Needed and “Where Did the Money Come From?” Is already a meme

Femi Adebayo has unveiled Euphoria 360 Hub, a ₦40 billion creative facility in Oregun, Lagos, built…

Nigeria At 66:The Creative Industry We Built And The Creative Economy We Still Need 

Nigeria did not wait for government to build its creative industry. Creators built it themselves. At…

Nigeria At 66: Tinubu’s Speech Didn’t Mention Creatives But It May Have Just Given The Industry Its 2027 Agenda 

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2026 Independence Day address focused on production, jobs, digitalisation, investment and exports.…

Self-Taught Lagos Artist Uzoma Dunkwu Just Won an Emmy for His Marvel Eyes of Wakanda Character Design

Lagos-based, self-taught artist Uzoma Dunkwu has won the 2026 Emmy for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation…

Ridwan Moshood Is Back: The Cartoon Network Creator Returns To His Hood

After years away from the spotlight, Nigerian animator Ridwan Olanrewaju Moshood is reviving In My Hood.…

Two Years After Disney’s Iwájú, Where Is Africa’s Next Global Animation Hit?

Two years after Iwájú introduced a futuristic Lagos to audiences around the world, the question is…

The Creative Director Behind Spoof Animation Is Hosting a Free Webinar: And It’s Exactly What You Need

Spoof Animation Creative Director Osas Akugbe Bright is hosting a free online webinar designed to help…

More Than Cartoons: How Animation is Driving Social Change in Nigeria and Beyond

Animation in Nigeria is evolving beyond entertainment into a powerful tool for social change, tackling issues…

Animating Identity: Can Cartoons in Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and English Help Preserve Nigerian Culture?

Can Nigerian cartoons succeed in Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa? As animation grows across Africa, creators are…

SC Comics Turns 5: Sanmi Crown Studios Opens Entire Comic Catalogue for Free This Black History Month

Sanmi Crown Studios’ SC Comics is celebrating five years of African-led storytelling with a bold Black…

NollywoodWeek Film Festival 2026: The Nigerian & African Diaspora Film Festival Returns to Paris Bigger Than Ever

Founded in 2013 to correct Nollywood’s absence in Paris, NollywoodWeek Film Festival has grown into one…

The Creative Delusion: Why So Many Artists Stay Broke

Why do so many African creatives pour years into projects without a financial plan, then feel…