British singer and rapper Khyra Wilson, known as Kwn, has clarified her ancestry, stating she is half-Nigerian rather than Jamaican, contrary to assumptions many fans make because of her musical style and cultural influences. Speaking on the Culture podcast, Kwn explained that her sound is heavily shaped by Jamaican and Caribbean culture, which she said has led to the widespread misunderstanding about her heritage.

The family of a Nigerian woman, identified as Ms Yusuf, has expressed concern after she became unreachable following her arrival at Doha airport in Qatar. According to Premium Times, the family said this was her first trip outside Nigeria and that she had no friends in Qatar whom they could immediately contact. The circumstances of her disappearance remain unclear, and relatives are reportedly seeking assistance in locating her.

A Nigerian woman identified as Saratu Jibo, who had been reported missing shortly after arriving in Qatar from Lagos, has been found safe in a hospital, according to Tuko. Her disappearance after landing in the Gulf state sparked a frantic search by worried family members and well-wishers. She was eventually traced to a medical facility, where she was receiving treatment after falling ill, bringing relief to those who had feared for her safety.

Nigerians in Manchester, United Kingdom, were reportedly denied entry to a venue where the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) was scheduled to process passport applications on Monday. According to posts shared on X by Nigerians at the venue, the Lebanese owner of the premises blocked access, alleging he had not been paid. The incident disrupted the scheduled passport exercise for applicants in the city.

Moji Adeyeye, Director-General of Nigeria's National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), says she returned to the country after 37 years in the United States to serve the nation rather than enrich herself. According to Premium Times, Adeyeye said her goal was to help restore the reputation of the drug regulatory agency, describing her return as an effort to remove the shame associated with it.

Nigerian singer Ugoccie has stated that she has never resorted to creating drama to maintain her relevance in the music industry. She emphasizes the importance of talent and authenticity, asserting that her music is what truly represents her career.