In March 2026, Eyes of Lagos Boy began a new and unexpected chapter — a journey to Brazil that quickly … More
Category: Documentary
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
Photo of the Week: The enduring power of African medicinal plants
The African continent is home to one of the world’s richest collections of medicinal plants, many of which have been … More
Photo of the Week: Freedom Park Lagos – Then and Now
A collage of the Broad Street section of the wall of Her Majesty’s Prison, now known as Freedom Park, Lagos. … More
Photo of the Week: A visit to Nigeria’s iconic prehistoric gem – Zuma Rock
For as long as I can remember, Zuma Rock has loomed large in my imagination. I first encountered this … More
The Report: Lagos Lagoon Chronicles Exhibition
The story of Epe, Lagos, is one of resilience, transformation and great potential. Ejirin, Saga and Oriba are communities rich … More
From Lagos Shoreline Communities, Tales of Resilience
Against the backdrop of neglect, the Lagos Lagoon Climate Response initiative weaves together art, activism, and community engagement to highlight … More
Photo of the Week: Magical Idanre Hills
Idanre is a key tourist destination in Nigeria, comprising a historic town encircled by rolling hills and distinctive topography in … More
Photo of the Week: Obalende – Concrete and history
Today we admire the multi-lane highway transformed into a vibrant canvas of lights and sounds as the sun hits Lagos. … More
Photo of the Week: Welcome to Ejirin
Ejirin, a historical town located in Epe, Lagos, is rapidly emerging as a focal point for both environmental sustainability … More
Photo of the Week: Marina fifty years apart
The Photo of the Week showcases Western House, Nigeria’s pioneering high-rise office building, which commenced operations in 1958, alongside surrounding … More
Photo of the Week: Federal Palace Hotel
This week, Eyes of a Lagos Boy presents another ‘then and now’ re photography, fifty three years apart. The collage … More
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