The World Humanity Commission (WHC) has appointed Ambassador Dr. Richy Onolememen as its High Commissioner for Africa and Special Representative in Nigeria, in a move aimed at strengthening the Commission’s humanitarian and diplomatic engagements across the continent. Dr. Richy Onolememen The appointment followed a rigorous, merit-based selection process that climaxed with a high-level panel review held at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja. Dr. Onolememen was said to have formally defended his application before a panel made up of senior WHC officials, policy experts and a Special Envoy to the Presidency of the Commission. According to WHC, the panel session was a key component of its transparent leadership selection framework designed to identify candidates capable of advancing the organisation’s humanitarian mandate in Africa. During the review, Dr. Onolememen articulated a strategic roadmap focused on amplifying Africa’s influence in the global humanitarian ecosystem, enhancing regional c...
Teamsam Creator on the Beach: Where Africa’s Next Generation of Creators Met the Future of Content Lagos has evolved into the creative capital of Africa as Teamsam on the Beach brought together more than 200 digital creators, storytellers, and emerging influencers for a day that blended education, innovation, and pure oceanside energy. Hosted under the warm Lagos sun, the event delivered what many are calling one of the most refreshing creator gatherings of the year, a Masterclass + Beach Experience designed to spark collaboration, elevate skills, and redefine what it means to be a creator in 2026 and beyond. Video Recap of the Event: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSE8soliP-k/?igsh=ZTVhMjgyOGMyNHp1 A Playground for Ideas, Strategy, and Future-Focused Creativity From the first session to the final sunset, creators explored the fast-changing digital landscape: ● What content will look like in 2026 ● The tools creators must adopt now ● Growth strategies for both new and established ...
AfrileapLabs Unveil 2026 Accelerator to Support Africa’s High-Potential Founders In Africa’s startup scene, many founders have great ideas but face the same challenge, as they struggle to move from vision to real business growth. Building for African and global markets takes more than passion, because founders need guidance, structure, trusted networks, and access to funding. As it stand AfrileapLabs is stepping in to bridge this gap with its newly opened 2026 Accelerator Program, designed for early and growth-stage founders who have promising ideas or early traction but need support to refine their business models, validate their markets, strengthen operations, and become truly investment-ready. Participants receive more than $20,000 worth of tools and business resources along with hands-on mentorship, access to a growing community of builders, and direct introductions to investors across Nigeria and international markets. As founders progress through the prog...
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