Documenting History
Drone shots of Lagos Island, showing more of Marina, Victoria Island, Ikoyi have been added to the ones put together a few years ago when I got the opportunity to go up the abandoned 25 story building (Independence House) across from King’s College, Onikan.
Eyes of a Lagos Boy – Photo of the week features smoked whitebaits – Yọyọ shalapore. A delicacy that is … More
In today’s globalized world, cities have become known by iconic symbols that represent their culture, history, and identity. These city … More
On our latest Photo of the week edition, we focus on one of the most important resources in the world, … More
Nigerians are trudging onwards, notwithstanding the currency and fuel scarcity that compounds other challenges, such as food insecurity and looming … More
The first edition of our new series – Photo of the Week, highlights the development process of a megacity. Lagos … More
You can shop here The holiday season is here again. Get that special present with a Lagos twist for your … More
The art project themed ICONIC LAGOS organized by Eyes of a Lagos boy is billed to hold at Didi Museum, … More
“The African must be able to tell his/her story, mainly from the African eye using Photography and history not just for those here and around today but with the ultimate aim of reaching out to generations unborn. A people with the knowledge of their own HISTORY are proud people. Africa is contributing its part in the information highway and with the internet at our disposal, there’s never a better time to do so.”
Made Kuti, the grandson of Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo-Kuti performed with his band, The Movement at the New Afrika … More
Environmentalist and owner of Pop Beach Club, Akintunde Disu is currently on a 60km hike from Ilashe to Badagry along the … More
For Africa’s leading renowned art collector Omooba Yemisi Shyllon, it is not all gloom and doom in the visual arts … More
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