repose

This image is a minimalist allegory for our collective journey. The vast, turbulent sky, with its deep and moody clouds, represents the present moment—the storms of uncertainty and challenge we must all navigate. It is the beautiful, intimidating, and complex world as it is. The lone airplane is a symbol of human hope and resolve. It is small and solitary against the storm, yet its course is unwavering. It is the emissary of our ambition, a testament to our enduring need to seek what lies beyond the horizon. A new world is possible, and its promise is visible in the break in the clouds—the patch of clear sky that is the destination. This photograph is about that passage. It is a meditation on the courage it takes to fly through the storm, guided by the belief that a calmer, brighter world awaits.

Towards Clear Skies

three figures stand together, faces veiled, hands joined; holding on to one another in a world remade by fear. from the another beginning, this image reflects on survival, connection, and the fragile hope that follows crisis. it dreams of another nigeria, where healing begins with unity and where even behind the veil of our differences, we still reach for each other.

the new beginning

It’s funny how my area solved issues plaguing the developed world We live with nature and this proves it.

Melting in with nature

The oldest leather tannery in Nigeria has served played a significant role in the leather industry where Nigeria mostly exports to foreign countries but now is gradually attracting local artisans that are producing creative solutions for the use of leather.

Leather Pits

The eye calls on the tongue. The tongue calls on the hand. And the message is declared. The eye is upon the LLT Hall, University of Ibadan. The eye is tired of the disrepair that Nigeria and Nigerian institutions keep suffering. The eye shakes its head.

Moss And Mildew Is Eating My Country.

Her reflection fractured by hardship. The economy has failed her, and so has certainty. She returns to religion — not from devotion but from desperation, grasping for divine solutions in a system that offers none. #AnotherNigeria

Crisis 

Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and The creative Arts

 ‎ ‎Naija in Motion envisions a future where good transport system connects people, opportunities, and dreams. Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial heartbeat, stands at the forefront of this transformation through its new urban rail system. ‎ ‎The history of rail transport in Lagos dates back to 1983, during the administration of Lateef Jakande in the Second Republic, when the idea of a modern rail-based transit system was first conceived. Today, that vision has evolved into the Lagos Rail Mass Transit (LRMT). It consists of six major lines and one monorail route, designed to serve areas of high commuter demand across Lagos and even into Ogun State. ‎ ‎As one of the world’s fastest-growing megacities, with over 22 million residents and an annual growth rate of nearly 6%, Lagos urgently needs efficient mobility. The LRMT has a projected capacity of 750,000 passengers daily, expected to rise to 1.1 million when fully operational. ‎ ‎This system is more than infrastructure, it is a symbol of hope, progress, and connection. It sets the pace of development towards a Nigeria that embraces ultramodern transport systems, fostering economic growth and moving us closer to the future we imagine.

Naija in Motion 

Set against the calm waters of the Lagos Lagoon, this photograph reflects the rhythm of everyday life often overlooked beneath the city’s rush. The fishermen, covered by the bridge above, embody a quiet persistence; a strive to meet their daily needs. It shows that beneath the bustle on the bridge, life on the water equally whispers stories of hustling.

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