A single photograph can preserve a moment. Two photographs, separated by nearly a century, can tell the story of a … More
Category: West Africa
Then and Now: St. Anne’s Magistrates’ Lagos
Eyes of a Lagos Boy – Photo of the Week Some buildings don’t just survive history—they preserve it. St. Anne’s … More
Photo of the Week: A world in motion
Every archive holds stories worth revisiting. This week’s Photo of the Week is one of them. Originally published in the … More
Gambian Artist Bai Babu announces surprise exit from music
The Gambian music industry has been taken by surprise after popular artist Bai Babu announced on social media that he … More
Photo of the Week: Abuja’s Golden Crown
From the street, you admire its scale. From the air, you appreciate its precision. It is only from this perspective that you begin to see the architect’s vision unfold
Photo of the Week: The Theatre and the Train
Built for FESTAC ’77 and now known as the Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and the Creative Arts, the National … More
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
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
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