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    LG Electronics has introduced its enhanced NeoChef Microwave, featuring an African AutoCook Menu developed around the cooking preferences of African consumers. The innovation reinforces the company’s commitment to creating technologies that reflect local lifestyles, tastes and culinary traditions. Built around the campaign theme, “Cook the African Way, The...

    - Landmark Lagos cultural experience to feature Olajumoke Adenowo and leading Nigerian artists, opening with a special Collectors & Patrons Day   Nigeria’s leading voices in art and architecture will converge in Lagos as AD Consulting partners with Ecobank Nigeria to present The Convergence: The Iconic Architect &...

    Before the day gets busy, before school runs, meetings, traffic and everything else take over, there is breakfast. And for millions of Nigerians, breakfast is where some of the most meaningful expressions of love begin. It is the parent who wakes up early to prepare a child’s favourite breakfast, the partner who makes an extra cup before heading out, or the individual who chooses to start the day by nourishing themselves. These may appear to be ordinary morning routines, but for Peak Milk, they are moments that say something much bigger, Peak Love. Peak Milk’s latest campaign, ’’Peak Breakfast, Peak Love” celebrates breakfast as one of the simplest and most universal ways Nigerians express love to others and to themselves. From giving Peak Milk to the people who matter most to making the conscious choice to give yourself the nourishment you need to pursue your ambitions, the campaign reinforces a simple message; give Peak Milk to the people you love the most starting with yourself. As a leading dairy brand with a long-standing heritage in Nigerian homes, Peak Milk recognises that consumers are navigating an increasingly complex milk variant, where the differences between Full Cream Milk, Filled Milk and other milk products are not always clearly understood. Through simple, engaging and accessible content, the campaign will also help consumers better understand these distinctions and make choices that are right for their individual needs and consumption occasions. Peak Full Cream Milk is the benchmark for real dairy milk, made from whole milk with its natural creamy richness and essential nutrients delivering the wholesome goodness associated with quality dairy nutrition. Peak Filled Milk, made with skimmed milk and vegetable fat, delivering creamy taste and everyday nourishment is a nutritious option for everyday consumption, helping consumers understand the role and value of each variant. Commenting on the campaign, Senior Brand Manager, Peak, Moninnuola Kassim, said: “We believe some of the most powerful expressions of love happen in the moments we often take for granted. Breakfast is one of those moments. It is where we care for our families, connect with the people we love and, importantly, take care of ourselves before facing the day. With Peak Love, we want to celebrate these moments and remind Nigerians that the love we give to others to nourish their goals and ambitions starts with the love and care we give ourselves’’. Peak continues to build on its heritage as a trusted dairy brand while evolving the conversation around what it means to nourish the people who matter most because sometimes, love does not need a grand gesture. Sometimes, it starts with a Peak Breakfast.  ...

From left to right: Boladale Odunlami, Commercial Director, Nestlé Nigeria; Dr. Olubunmi Otti, Director, Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC); Gilbert Tweneboah-Koduah, Category Lead, MILO, Nestlé Nigeria; Victoria Uwadoka, Corporate Affairs Lead, Nestlé Nigeria; and Peters Edidiong, Regulatory Affairs Manager, Nestlé Nigeria, at the launch of the MILO Text...

Wema Bank has reinforced its position as a key enabler of Nigeria's fintech ecosystem through a strategic engagement with its fintech partners, bringing together founders, technology providers and industry stakeholders to deepen collaboration and support the continued growth of digital financial services across the industry.   The Bank brought together...

MTN Foundation, in partnership with the Bank of Industry (BOI), held a pitch session for female entrepreneurs participating in the third edition of Y'ellopreneur on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at the MTN Rooftop Events Centre, Ikoyi, Lagos. The session followed six weeks of intensive training at the Enterprise Development Centre...

  Heirs Insurance Group, Nigeria’s fastest-growing insurance group, has announced the winners of the 2026 Heirs Insurance Hackathon, a competition empowering university students to shape the future of digital insurance. Following a rigorous judging process by industry professionals, the top winners emerged: Team Omnivoice from Nnamdi Azikiwe University emerged as...

L-R: Team Lead, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Fidelity Bank Plc, Victoria Abuka; Personal Assistant to the President on Constituency Affairs, Hon. Khadijat Kareem Omotayo; Branch Leader, Adeola Odeku Branch, Fidelity Bank Plc, Ifeyinwa Asomugha; Surulere Local Government Executive, Anthonia Adenike Adjivon; and First Vice Chairman, Community Development Committee (CDC), Surulere...

By Uwadiae Osadiaye, Head of Alternative Investments, FirstCap Limited   In a move that has sent ripples through global energy markets, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced on April 28, 2026, that it will formally withdraw from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the broader OPEC+ alliance...

L-R: Adeola Adejokun, Head, Communications, First City Monument Bank; Chris Ihidero, Award-winning Director and Producer; and Diran Olojo, Divisional Head, Corporate Affairs, First City Monument Bank, during the Monetised Content: A Media Masterclass Presented by FCMB and BHM, in Victoria Island. Lagos on Monday, April 20, 2206.   For many...