Lagos City Photo Blog

Weird MC performing Ijoya Even as Lagosians have become more cautious of handshakes and hugs in the days after the Ebola virus dise...

Seun Kuti and fans  It has been two years since the massive anti-subsidy removal demonstrations that held Nigeria to a standstill in Jan...

  Hiking on the back of trucks is a common means of travel for many poor people who come to Lagos in search of the good life. The bulk o...

Happy New Year 2014! Glad to be back on the blog this year and my first post is about the building in the background and its relationshi...

Profile: Kaye Whiteman  Last week, 77 year-old Englishman Kaye Whiteman was in Lagos for a public presentation of his book Lagos: A Cult...

I am reporting the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa for football website Goal.com Nigeria where I work full time. It has been a...

Lagos - Front cover In 2011, I received an email from James Ferguson, an executive at Signal Books in the UK that they needed photos f...

Nigerian innovators, entrepreneurs, academics and scientists have been invited to apply for an opportunity to win a $30,000 schola...

Entering Idanre town It's been so many months since I last blogged on here. It was due to a packed schedule of events in my life ...

Femi Kuti performing with sons Ayomide and Tunmise and daughter Demilade  Femi Kuti has been playing at the New Afrika Shrine with his y...

 The University of Lagos is bordered by the Lagoon. Along its bank has been built a park where students usually spend time having fun, rea...

Femi Kuti speaking to Lolade: Photo by Wale Falola I have had some interesting interactions with musicians over the course of my jour...