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Yoruba drumming, deeply rooted in Nigeria’s cultural heritage, serves as a powerful medium for storytelling and spiritual expression. Its intricate rhythms and traditional forms have influenced global music, showcasing the Yoruba people’s rich cultural legacy.
Lagos has launched an ambitious renewable energy and power strategy aimed at enhancing the city’s energy resilience. This initiative seeks to diversify energy sources, promote sustainability, and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, positioning Lagos as a leader in green energy transition.
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In this edition of our Local Hero Spotlight, we feature makeup artist Jamie Lee, who is challenging conventional beauty standards. Through her inclusive artistry, she empowers clients to embrace their unique features, promoting self-love and diversity in beauty.
In a spirited culinary debate, a recent poll in Lagos poses the question: which breakfast dominates the city’s palate—Moi Moi or Yam & Egg? As locals weigh in on their morning favorites, the results could redefine the breakfast landscape in this vibrant metropolis.
On October 1, 1960, Lagos vibrated with jubilation as Nigeria celebrated its independence from British colonial rule. A historic ceremony marked the dawn of a new nation, uniting citizens in hope and pride, while showcasing cultural diversity and aspirations for the future.
Nollywood, Nigeria’s vibrant film industry, profoundly shapes everyday life in Lagos, influencing fashion trends, language, and social norms. Its compelling storytelling fosters a shared cultural identity, driving both local pride and global interest in Nigeria’s diverse heritage.