Lagos, Nigeria, boasts a vibrant display of street flowers that add color and life to the urban landscape. These flowers … More
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Photo of the Week: Soar like an eagle
An eagle is a large bird of prey known for its remarkable hunting abilities, powerful build and keen eyesight. Eagles … More
Photo of the Week: Old Colonial Secretariat Lagos – Then and Now
Photo of the Week takes a look at the Colonial Secretariat in Lagos. A complex that occupies about two acres, … More
Support for Epe coastal communities
Support for rural communities living along the Lagos Lagoon faced with the impact of climate change – a project by … More
Photo of the Week: Lush Abuja
Eyes of a Lagos Boy – Photo of the Week focuses on Nigeria’s iconic capital city, Abuja and its remarkable … More
Photo of the Week: Cathedral Church of Christ Lagos – Then and Now
Eyes of a Lagos Boy Photo of the Week series on then and now of landmark sites of Lagos is … More
Photo of the Week: Happy Children’s Day
Children’s Day is a day marked annually to celebrate and honor the younger generation. The celebration of Children’s Day varies … More
Photo of the Week: Falomo Roundabout-Then and Now
Our Photo of the Week series continues with rephotography of old and new iconic areas of Lagos. The older photo … More
My Journey as an artist: Bolaji Alonge
Here is the interview with The Sunday Sun newspaper, published on May 6 where Bolaji Alonge narrates his growth so … More
Photo of the Week: Lifeboats of our odyssey
Our Photo of the Week series features a lifeboat, overlooking the Commodore Channel and Eko Atlantic, Lagos Nigeria. The orange … More
Photo of the Week: Lagos from another angle
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.
Photo of the week: The bliss of childhood
Photo of the Week features Children in Busua, a quiet fishing village on the Western Ghanaian coast, who were thrilled … More
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