Built for FESTAC ’77 and now known as the Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and the Creative Arts, the National … More
Author: Bolaji Alonge
From Swamp to Skyline: Seaside Estate Ajah Lagos
I was at Seaside Estate in Badore, Ajah, recently and found myself staring at a view I still struggle to … More
Artist Path Masterclass: Building sustainable creative careers
In this conversation with Eyes of a Lagos Boy, Obi Nwaegbe speaks about the realities of the Nigerian art market, … More
Iconic Abuja Multimedia Exhibition – Report
The Iconic Abuja Multimedia Exhibition, held at Thought Pyramid Art Centre in Wuse, unfolded over a vibrant week, celebrating the … More
ICONIC ABUJA: Reframing Nigeria’s Capital Through Contemporary Art
Abuja, Nigeria — 18 to 26 April 2026 A new visual narrative of Nigeria’s capital is about to unfold—one that … More
Stories from Brazil – Favela Rocinha: The view from within
By Sandra and Bolaji Alonge In March 2026, Eyes of Lagos Boy entered a new chapter in Brazil — a … More
Photo of the Week: Monumental Marina Train Station
The Lagos State Railway Project, spearheaded by the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority LAMATA, was established in 2002 with an … More
Stories from Brazil — Edition 1: Salvador, CONEN, and the Power of Connection
In March 2026, Eyes of Lagos Boy began a new and unexpected chapter — a journey to Brazil that quickly … More
Open call: ICONIC ABUJA Art Exhibition
Open call for artists to showcase their ICONIC ABUJA. ICONIC ABUJA celebrates everyday life in Nigeria’s capital — honoring its … More
Photo of the Week: IFFIZI takes Abuja
It was a night of massive glam and glitz, but beneath the shimmer was intention. The IFFIZI Fashion Show at … More
Photo of the Week: The Grammys finally bowed to Fela
Some honors arrive late, but when they do, they carry the weight of history. This week, the Grammys finally did … More
Photo of the Week: Niger Bridge – Where steel meets the river
Before the River Niger Bridge was built, people and goods crossing between Onitsha and Asaba relied entirely on ferries and … More

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