Save the Children," reframes the image from a simple portrait into a powerful social commentary. The boy becomes a silent, singular representative of children worldwide facing difficult circumstances. The black and white palette strips away distraction, focusing entirely on his human face and the plea inherent in his eyes. He is seated in the wilderness, possibly symbolizing a lack of structure, care, or secure shelter. The photograph serves as a direct, confrontational call to action, demanding that the viewer acknowledge the boy's existence and potential plight.

SAVE THE CHILDREN

A magnificent elephant stands under the high sun, its ancient form cast in deep shadow. This is a portrait of quiet power and contained majesty. The image invites reflection on 'Another Nigeria's' natural heritage, a world of incredible wildlife that carries the weight of history, conservation, and a complex relationship with the modern world. It is a moment of solemn, powerful beauty.

The Captive Giant

As the man in his serenity looks into the window, he gazes upon the plethora of possibilities his life could have turned to, however he does not regret, his hands clasped in prayer, setting his faith unto God.

THE WINDOW OF POSSIBILITIES

An ibadan man in full attire at the train station.

AKANBI AT THE TRAIN STATION

This photograph is just a photograph. No story behind it as it is up to you to determine whatever Mr. Okada man is.

MR. OKADA MAN

A woman walks past a city bus wrapped in bright advertisements, images of happiness and abundance. Her motion, burdened yet steady, contrasts with the glossy smiles on the moving wall beside her. Reflections of Everyday captures another Nigeria, where reality and representation coexist on the same street, revealing the strength and humanity behind the nation’s ordinary scenes.

REFLECTIONS OF EVERYDAY

A young boy stands with a calm and direct gaze, gently holding a white fowl. His quiet confidence contrasts with the rustic, corrugated metal fence and simple structures behind him. This photograph is a powerful portrait of 'Another Nigeria', a story of youthful innocence and a tender, practical connection to the natural world, capturing a moment of serene purity amidst a raw, unfiltered environment.

The Boy and the Fowl

In Hustle, the strength of everyday Nigerians comes alive. Set in the busy streets of Lagos, the image captures men at work, pushing, pulling, and persevering against the weight of survival. Beyond the chaos lies quiet dignity; an unspoken rhythm that drives the city forward. This is another Nigeria, one built on resilience, hard work, and the unyielding spirit of people who keep moving, even when the world isn’t watching.

HUSTLE

Under a wide, cerulean sky, two youths push their cart with purpose, their labor a vital pulse along the artery of a rural road. This is the uncelebrated commerce of 'Another Nigeria', a story of grit, camaraderie, and the relentless rhythm of work that sustains communities far from the city's glare. Their shared effort paints a vivid picture of youthful resilience and the dignity of a day's hard toil.

The Day's Work

The brotherhood that transcends blood  and distance. The loyalty and bondness of the three is unbreakable. One for all and all for one.

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