Most people who pass here are so consumed by the prospects of the destination, that they fail to notice the excellence of the journey, and the uniqueness of the trail. I couldn’t ignore it, and after seeing where this road led, I was glad I took the time to enjoy the simple joys of the road. The green field up ahead is Nigeria's biggest highland tea plantation. It is an amazing place, and thousands of people have endured the difficult journey up the Mambilla plateau just to see it.  All of them tell tales of the plantation with loads of pictures to prove, but very few remember what the road to Kakara looks, or feels like. This image was taken on my first of many trips to Kakara, before I ever set eyes on the plantation itself. And till today, I find the view of this road from this spot more impressive than the plantation itself. We miss out on a lot when we focus only on the destination.  should all try to enjoy the road sometimes.

The road to Kakara

This shot was taken at Millennium Park in Abuja. I was drawn to the quiet strength. All I saw was a bare, wounded tree, yet still alive. There’s something iconic about the way it holds its silence against the sky, refusing to hide its emptiness. Maybe that’s what survival really looks like quiet, unadorned, but still reach

I Stand Alone

Kori Koto is an unpopular but yet highly venerated deity in the Orisa pantheon and is worshipped by a sect of Egbe who are devoted to her. She is venerated for her role in fertility, childbirth and protection against premature death, accidents, and woe, while also blessing adults with longevity, prosperity, and protection. This dear Orisa holds a special place in the pantheon for its specific focus on the beginning and the safeguarding of the most vulnerable members of the community.  Her benevolence also ripples to agricultural fertility as well. She is celebrated predominantly in certain Yoruba communities, like Ejigbo, Lagos being among them where she plays a central role in festivals such as Yemoja’s annual observance. Orisa Kori's igba is a spectacle of children's toys, mirrors, balloons, hair comb a symbolism of the benevolence of motherhood.  This is Photo of a Male Arugba (Votary Maid)

Arugba Kori 

The risks we take

This is one of the famous rock in Plateau State. On your way to Jos you will see the rock as part of the beautiful landscape that makes Plateau State beautiful.

Riyom rock

Amrah’s gaze holds steady, unflinching, as if the camera itself were a question she refused to answer. There’s mystery in her stillness, a quiet allure that lingers long after you’ve looked away.

Amrah's Eyes

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

Standing tall since 1968, Lagos City Hall remains a testament to Nigeria’s evolving story of governance and resilience. Once the administrative heart of Lagos Island, its mid-century design now overlooks a growing cityscape that blends the old with the new. Within its weathered walls and silent corridors, the spirit of a city still debates its future.

THE QUIET HALL

Beneath the cold geometry of concrete pillars, two men sit on opposite ends of the same divide....one lost in his mind, the other lost in thought. Between them lies not just a road, but the fragile line that separates sanity from chaos, order from drift.  In this fleeting moment, Gate Keepers reflects the unseen symmetry of the human condition...how fragile the walls are that hold our minds, how easily one could cross to the other side. The man on the left, calm and composed, watches the world with awareness; the man on the right, wrapped in his own reality, guards an inner realm only he can navigate.  They are both watchers.... sentinels at the border between two worlds...reminding us that balance is temporary, and that understanding begins where judgment ends.

Gate Keepers

This photograph captures a man in a wheelchair gazing at a basketball hanging mid-air — a symbol of hope and determination. It tells the story of how disability does not mean dysfunctionality, but rather a different form of strength. Through his eyes, we see that passion knows no limits.

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