
Afrobeats Summer Tour Adds Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt Dates
Fans woke up to a fresh tour poster on Instagram — three Nigerian stops, three sold-out risks, and one big question about tickets.

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Fans woke up to a fresh tour poster on Instagram — three Nigerian stops, three sold-out risks, and one big question about tickets.


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A crowded acting field, a surprisingly light writing category, and one very obvious lead nomination.

The Port Harcourt stop wanted to prove a point. It did.

Ibadan, Enugu, Kaduna. The gospel tour that has been quietly overtaking most secular runs this year.

Abuja got a leaner setlist and a cleaner sound. Tobi reports on the second stop of the tour.

When to arrive, what to wear, when to clap, when to Instagram. Amaka on making it through a Nigerian church wedding gracefully.

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Aso ebi in oxblood and champagne gold, gele that broke the internet, and a live band that refused to let anyone sit down.

Aso ebi in oxblood and champagne gold, gele that broke the internet, and a live band that refused to let anyone sit down.

Yewande sits down with a Nigerian couple who spent three years commuting across two continents — and stayed married.

Structured agbada, sculpted ankara suiting, tiny bags — the fashion set showed up in full uniform this year.
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