The Lagos State Railway Project, spearheaded by the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority LAMATA, was established in 2002 with an … More
Category: Photo of the Week
Photo of the Week: When a city watches itself
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bolaji Alonge (@eyesofalagosboy) As Bolaji Alonge – Eyes of … 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: Reflections of a City
Lagos rains could get unpredictable, one minute, the sky is clear; the next, the city is drenched. Lately, the showers … More
Photo of the Week: At the Tomb of Homer in Ios, Greece
High on a windswept hill in Plakotos, Ios, I stand before a site that blurs the line between history and … 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
Photo of the Week: Dambe, 12th century boxing going global
Dambe is a traditional form of boxing practiced by the Hausa people of Northern Nigeria since ancient times. In this … More
Abuja Art Sale by Eyes of a Lagos Boy
Eyes of a Lagos Boy Abuja Art Sale Photographer, Bolaji Alonge – Eyes of a Lagos Boy, invites art collectors … 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: Glimmering Five Cowrie Creek
For the year’s first edition, Photo of the Week is an enthusiastic showcase of our beloved city, Lagos. Titled ‘Glimmering … More
Open Call for Artists EXTENDED: Lagos Lagoon Climate Response – Art Immersion and Exhibition
Are you an artist who cares about the environment? Do you think that climate change is a topic for art? … More
Photo of the Week: Lagos Island Then and Now
Eyes of a Lagos Boy showcases another comparative rephotography collage, featuring an aerial view of Lagos Harbour, tip of Five … More

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