Abuja, Nigeria — 18 to 26 April 2026 A new visual narrative of Nigeria’s capital is about to unfold—one that … More
Category: West Africa
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
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
Francis Goldman: The stopover that became home
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bolaji Alonge (@eyesofalagosboy) August 1983, musician Francis Goldman Aporiegah … More
How Freedom Park became Lagos’ iconic hub
By :Onome Amawhe Culled from Business Day Theo Lawson, the visionary architect behind Freedom Park Lagos, is the mastermind who … More
From Exhibition to Streetscape: The lasting impact of creative collaboration
Two years ago, Dutch muralist Ottograph Amsterdam and I pulled off something truly special. What began as an idea by … More
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
IFFIZI Lagos Pop-up, 5 and 6 December
IFFIZI invites fashion lovers to its exclusive Lagos Pop-Up on Friday, December 5, and Saturday, December 6, at the Netherlands … More
Photo of the Week: Ethiope River – Delta State’s blue-green magic
Last week, on assignment in Delta State. Gamera in hand, curiosity in tow, and a quiet dream I had carried … More
IFFIZI Open Days Abuja: Fashion + Art (28–30 November)
IFFIZI brings a fresh burst of creativity to Abuja with a three-day showcase that blends bold fashion and expressive photography. … 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
Museum of West African Art inaugural exhibition: Eye witness report
We had the privilege of attending the private preview of the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) on Sunday morning, … More

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