Solomon Nda-Isaiah

2 weeks ago | leadership.ng | Solomon Nda-Isaiah

In a remarkable celebration of a decade showcasing African storytelling, The African Film Festival, TAFF, Dallas, Texas reaches its 10th anniversary milestone this year with an impressive roster of over 40 film submissions from South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Gambia, Cameroon, the United States, and beyond.

3 weeks ago | leadership.ng | Solomon Nda-Isaiah

Neveah Limited, a leading Nigerian export and commodity trading company, has been ranked 21st on the Financial Times Africa’s Fastest-Growing Companies’ List for 2025, securing the top spot in the Metals and Mining Category. This accolade highlights Neveah’s remarkable growth and resilience amid economic challenges such as currency volatility and inflation.

3 weeks ago | leadership.ng | Solomon Nda-Isaiah

Excitement is brewing in Abuja as lovers of comedy were keenly anticipating a fresh package from one of the veterans in the industry, Klint da Drunk. Coming up May 18 at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel in Abuja, “The Drunk and The Preacher” is already trending on the social media space, with big industry players amplifying it in their handles. They have also booked a space to thrill guests with floor-rolling laughter through their comedy craft.

1 month ago | leadership.ng | Solomon Nda-Isaiah

Once hailed as a beacon of education and community pride, the state of Community Primary School in Araran, Ofonbongha/Yala ward of Obubra local government area of Cross River State has raised concerns among parents and advocates in the area over potential health and safety risks to their children due to its current condition. The community’s concerns drew the attention of MonITNG, a civic technology organisation advocating for improved transparency and governance in public service delivery.

1 month ago | leadership.ng | Solomon Nda-Isaiah

The 6th edition of the African Women Arts and Film Festival (AWAFFEST) is billed to hold from April 24 through 25, at the Ebunjan Theatre, in The Gambia. This was disclosed during the week by the CEO of Rootflix and founder of African Women Arts and Film Festival, Ichie Kelechi Eke. This year’s festival honours Mrs. Janet Badjan-Young, the founder of Ebunjan Theatre, with the Legend Award for her outstanding contributions to arts, film, and theater development in Africa.