Alexx Ekubo’s death is more than an entertainment headline. This ADUNAGOW feature argues that Nollywood personalities like him became part of Africa’s soft-power architecture — carrying style, memory, familiarity, and emotional connection to audiences across the continent and diaspora.
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Nigeria’s 75-Year Corruption Verdict Is a Rare Shock to Elite Impunity — but the Real Test Starts Now
Nigeria’s 75-year sentence for former Power Minister Saleh Mamman has landed like a political jolt across the continent. But the bigger issue is not just the punishment itself. It is whether this rare corruption verdict signals a deeper shift in elite accountability — especially in a power sector long tied to public frustration.
Dangote’s 1.4 Million BPD Refinery Expansion Could Change Africa — But Will Nigerians Feel the Benefit?
Aliko Dangote’s plan to expand his refinery to 1.4 million barrels per day is being sold as a historic leap for African industry. The promise is massive: 95,000 jobs, lower imports, and regional power. The question is sharper: will ordinary Nigerians see cheaper fuel and broader prosperity?
DR CONGO’S TRIUMPH ECHOES ACROSS AFRICA
DR Congo rose like true warriors of the continent, surviving Nigeria’s fire to claim a dramatic playoff victory. In a night of grit, prayer, and destiny, the Leopards showed Africa what belief can achieve. A blessed triumph—one step closer to the world’s biggest stage.
Dangote Dangote Refinery Lands U.S. Gasoline Deal: A Win Shadowed by Africa’s Energy Gaps
Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery just made history with its first U.S. gasoline sales, meeting world-class standards. Yet, this victory highlights a paradox: Africa is capable of fueling the world, while millions of Africans still live without electricity, modern refineries, or reliable fuel at home.
The Johnsons: A Beloved Nollywood Show Takes Its Final Bow After 13 Years
For over a decade, “The Johnsons” has been a staple in Nigerian households, bringing laughter, relatable family dynamics, and heartwarming moments to our screens.
Africa Shines in the 2023 Women’s World Cup: Triumph and Redemption on the Global Stage
The world of football is ablaze with excitement as the 2023 Women’s World Cup tournament showcases the extraordinary talents of female athletes from across the globe.
Dora Enwere, 24 years old, 5 companies, philanthropist, entrepreneur and activist who feeds more than 500 kids daily
This is the amazing story of a young, beautiful Nigerian philanthropist, entrepreneur and activist Dora Enwere who devotes her time, effort and resource to charity.
36-year-old Nere Teriba is building Nigeria’s first gold refinery
Her name is Nere Teriba, she is young but her determination and ambitions are limitless. At just 36 years of age, Nere Teriba is the Managing Director and Vice Chairman of Kain Smith Trade & Co. Ltd, a company she created in 2012, and which is very active in consulting, extractive industries, mining concession management and mineral trading in Nigeria.