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  1. world

    Fenty Beauty: Rihanna's Inclusive Makeup Brand

    Fenty Beauty turned Rihanna's vision of more inclusive makeup into a globally recognised business. Its broad foundation range helped reshape expectations across the beauty industry.

    GNA Writes · 16 November 2025

  2. fashion

    M.O.T the Label Lagos Fashion Week: Fashion That Fits

    M.O.T the Label brought its focus on functional, inclusive ready-to-wear to Lagos Fashion Week 2026, continuing its work around fit, colour and everyday versatility. Founded by Mo Agusto, the Lagos-based brand challenges conventional sizing expectations while exploring a more considered approach to contemporary womenswear.

    Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026

  3. lifestyle

    Rihanna Pregnancy Speculation: What the Headline Cannot Prove

    A Halloween outfit headline raises a personal question without providing supporting evidence. Clothing cannot establish a pregnancy, and the available account leaves essential details unanswered.

    GNA Writes · 31 October 2026

  4. editorial

    Lagos Fashion Week 2026 Through the Pen of Queen Diana Story: Fringe, Craft, Commerce & the Complete Designer Lineup.

    Fringe, craft and a packed five day schedule are defining the 15th edition in Victoria Island. Behind the runway buzz, organisers are asking how African design can turn attention into lasting business.

    Queen Diana Story · 31 October 2026

  5. fashion

    Bornstar Nigeria Lagos Fashion Week: Movement in Design

    Bornstar Nigeria explored movement, proportion and colour at Lagos Fashion Week 2026 through ponchos, fringed blazer coats and expressive menswear. The presentation showed how thoughtful construction and fluid detailing can give contemporary Nigerian fashion a distinctive visual identity.

    Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026

  6. fashion

    Fiu Negru Lagos Fashion Week: The Art of Dramatic Detail

    Angolan label Fiu Negru made its Lagos Fashion Week debut with Mafalda, a collection built around sheer organza, beaded coral tops and voluminous hemlines. The presentation brought together delicate fabrics, expressive embellishment and bold silhouettes, introducing the brand’s creative direction to a wider African fashion audience.

    Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026

  7. fashion

    Bakusoraya at Lagos Fashion Week 2026: Beninese Heritage

    Bakusoraya brought Beninese textile traditions and contemporary African elegance to the Lagos Fashion Week 2026 runway. Through batik inspired prints, embroidery, fringe and fluid silhouettes, the label explored how cultural heritage can inform modern fashion.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  8. fashion

    Maliko at Lagos Fashion Week 2026: Artisanal Footwear

    Maliko brought its artisanal footwear and accessories into the wider conversation about contemporary African fashion at Lagos Fashion Week 2026. Founded by Ebuka Omaliko, the Lagos based brand combines handcrafted products, expressive design and a stated commitment to local artisans and responsible production.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  9. fashion

    Ajanée Fashion Brand: Luqman Ajani’s Vision of Individuality and Reuse

    Ajanée is part of a generation of Nigerian fashion labels challenging conventional ideas about clothing through experimentation, individuality and material reuse. Founded by Luqman Ajani, the brand invites a closer look at how discarded garments can become new expressions of identity.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  10. fashion

    DWL at Lagos Fashion Week 2026: Heritage Redefined

    DWL made its Lagos Fashion Week runway debut with a collection exploring the relationship between heritage and contemporary dressing. Through structured tailoring, lacework, rich colour and statement silhouettes, the label presented a fresh perspective on modern fashion.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  11. fashion

    For Style Sake Ariya Lagos Fashion Week 2026: Redefining Nigerian Textile Heritage

    Exploring For Style Sake’s Àríyá presentation at Lagos Fashion Week 2026, this review examines how the label merges traditional Yoruba Aso Oke with textured tweed, playful polka dots, and sheer organza to redefine contemporary African fashion.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  12. fashion

    Cute-Saint Fashion Brand: Muftau Femi Ajose and the Stories Clothing Can Preserve

    Founded by Muftau Femi Ajose, Cute-Saint is a Nigerian genderless fashion label that brings African cultural narratives into contemporary clothing through batik, expressive silhouettes and artisanal techniques. Its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Mo Sá, Mo Wò, revisits childhood memories and the Egungun tradition through a modern design language.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  13. fashion

    ChicNiCity Fashion Brand: Bibi Asenuga’s Modern African Identity

    Founded by Nigerian American designer Boye “Bibi” Asenuga, ChicNiCity brings African inspired prints and colours into contemporary ready to wear fashion. Its appearance on the Lagos Fashion Week 2026 schedule connects the brand’s international outlook with a wider conversation about heritage, identity and modern dressing.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  14. fashion

    Hertunba Fashion Brand: Florentina Agu’s Story of Craft

    Nigerian designer Florentina Agu founded Hertunba around a vision of feminine expression, indigenous textiles and contemporary clothing. Her work raises broader questions about women’s confidence, traditional craftsmanship, textile waste and the realities of building a fashion business.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  15. make money

    Print on Demand Sounds Complicated Until You Realize It's Basically Canva Plus a Website.

    Print on demand sounds like a whole manufacturing operation but in reality, it's closer to designing on Canva and letting someone else handle the rest.

    Reva Mag · 17 August 2026

  16. business

    Why Fibre-Optic Infrastructure Is Critical to Nigeria’s Digital Economy

    Nigeria’s digital economy depends on more than smartphones and internet access. Here is why reliable fibre-optic infrastructure is becoming essential for businesses, workers, entrepreneurs and the country’s digital future.

    Lady NG · 12 August 2026