Photo of the Week: Sweet and sweltering Lagos

Anyone who has experienced the sweet and sweltering Lagos weather knows that it is a force to be reckoned with. … More

Photo of the Week: This House is not for Sale

”This house is not for sale” is a common disclaimer written on houses in and outside Lagos. It is a … More

Photo of the Week: The Cure

Africa is home to a rich biodiversity of plant species, many of which possess potent medicinal properties. The extensive use … More

Photo of the Week: Keeping the innocence of childhood

Childhood innocence is a concept that holds great importance in understanding the unique and precious stage of development that children … More

Photo of the Week: From raft to furniture

This Photo of the Week article is typed atop a table made from one of the numerous logs transported from … More

Photo of the week: Golden Hour

In photography, ‘golden hour’ refers to a specific time of day when the natural lighting is soft, warm, and ideal … More

Photo of the week: City icons of the world, a reflection of identity and history

In today’s globalized world, cities have become known by iconic symbols that represent their culture, history, and identity. These city … More

‘My photographs meant to promote Nigeria’s beauties’

Bolaji Alonge is a journalist who has taken the medium of photography to project the world. In this interview with … More

Photo of the week: Creating space beyond the hustle and bustle of Lagos, Nigeria

The latest edition of our series, Photo of the week, takes a look at the city of Lagos, Nigeria and … More

Photo of the week: Exploring the endless fascination of humans for the ocean

For humans, the ocean represents the final frontier of exploration on the planet. The call of the deep ocean has … More

Photo of the Week: Afrobeat meets Art

Afrobeat is more than just a genre of music, it has become a cultural movement and the identity of a … More

Photo of the Week: Skyhigh

According to Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority NCAA, Nigeria has 32 airports and many regulated airstrips and heliports; 23 active domestic airlines; 554 licensed pilots; 913 licensed engineers and 1700 cabin personnel.