Premium Times reviews "Colours of My Mind," a book described as a record of how an engaged Nigerian citizen reflected on his country in real time from the vantage point of the Niger Delta. According to the review, the work's value lies less in comprehensive political analysis than in the immediacy of its observations, the force of its convictions, and its willingness to engage with Nigeria's challenges as they unfolded.

Rivers State Deputy Governor, Prof. Ngozi Nma Odu, has called on children to emulate the godly values, sacrifices and dedication of their parents, describing such virtues as the foundation of legacies worth celebrating. According to The Tide, she made the remarks during the 70th birthday celebration of Mrs. Compassion Dapa, held at the White Jade Event Centre in Port Harcourt, where she joined family and well-wishers in honouring the celebrant.

Iyobosa Uwugiaren discusses the initiative by First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu to encourage Nigerians, particularly women and youth, to participate in small businesses like frying akara and roasting corn. This effort aims to promote entrepreneurship and economic empowerment within the community.

Ozoz Sokoh has become the first Nigerian cookbook author to win a James Beard Foundation Award, receiving the 2026 Emerging Voice in Books honor for her debut book, Chop Chop: Cooking the Food of Nigeria. The award was presented at a media ceremony in Chicago.

Toke Makinwa showcases three vibrant outfits in red and yellow, providing a lesson in color theory. Her looks include a fringed outfit by Weiz Dhurm Franklyn at the BellaNaija Next Gen Creator House, along with designs from Emagine By Bukola and Fiolakemi Atelier. These styles are presented as inspiration for upcoming events, encouraging fashion enthusiasts to consider similar color combinations.

Femi Otedola's memoir, 'Making It Big', has been awarded the title of African Business Book of the Year, a recognition that comes less than a year after its official launch in London, according to Premium Times.