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    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...

  Just after recently dropping a masterpiece EP titled " Best Of Ruggedman Acoustic Session Vol 1 " with super guitarist  Fiokee , Nigeria's  Ruggedman  drops a fire reimagining of  Baraje ! Prepare for a rush of nostalgia and a blast of future-forward sound! The iconic rhythm that defined a generation is back, turbocharged and ready to dominate the dance floor. Ruggedman once again links up with  C-mion , and they have taken the legendary classic, "Baraje," and rebuilt it from the ground up, delivering an absolutely electrifying refix produced by  Dee Yasso . Whether you remember the original from the hazy nights of  the 2000s  or you’re discovering its magic for the first time, this version is guaranteed to be the soundtrack to your next unforgettable moment. You can stream it from all music platforms. Follow Ruggedman on:  TikTok: @iamruggedman  X: @Ruggedybaba  Instagram: @Ruggedybaba  Youtube: OfficialRuggedman P.S. R...

 Determined to show the vibrancy and warmth of her homeland, Ubani took her family on a lively tour of Lagos, stopping at the iconic Balogun Market to shop for traditional fabrics and caps. The video, shared on Instagram, captured the family's cheerful and relaxed demeanor as they explored the bustling market before traveling to the eastern region, Ubani's place of origin. In her post, Ubani urged caution but encouraged visitors to experience Nigeria firsthand: "Please don't let people scare you from Nigeria ooo. I'm not saying it's perfect, but it's not as scary-just be cautious. I took my in-laws to the east, to Lagos, we moved around without security most of the time and we were fine! This is your sign sha, but be careful." The post quickly went viral, receiving over 13,900 likes and 420 comments, with followers praising her bold effort to reshape perceptions. Mzkahdy commented, "This is really good, at least they got to see what living in Nige...