Nigeria's July 29, 2025 Highlights

Charly Boy expressed distrust in past governments, urging Nigerians to ensure the 2027 elections are conducted rightly to address corruption.

Blessing Amidu and her daughter Emmanuella are pioneering Nigerian animation with 'Secrets of the Multiverse,' blending local and international collaboration.

AFRIMA added new experts to its jury panel, including Mboukou and others from across Africa, ahead of the 2025 Adjudication Process.

Winny Adanu is gaining attention for her unique 'Afro reggae' style, featured in her debut EP and recognized by Apple Music as an emerging artist.

Efa Iwara described working on 'King of Boys' as magical, praising Kemi Adetiba's vision and sharing his journey overcoming a speech challenge.

Ubi Franklin stated that promiscuity is a significant challenge for many artists, affecting both male and female musicians.

Reuben Kigame announced his 2027 presidential bid, focusing on integrity and character-driven leadership across various institutions.

A Nigerian poet was appointed as the UN's first Global Advocate for Peace, promoting inclusive peace efforts through storytelling and public engagement.

Ayra Starr refuted rumors about her Roc Nation deal, denying claims of strict controls over her personal life and public image.