 The eye is not so naive as to think that the academia has a working conscience. The eye knows the academia in this university commission the felling of trees. The eye is baffled at their reasons but it knows it is for greed. The eye had no idea that the tree would be felled months after this picture was taken. The eye dedicates this picture to the felled tree, the trees felled overnight at Heritage Park and all trees felled without legitimate reasons, without sustainable replacements. ‎

The Tree Pledges Before It Is Removed.

Free Mind

Big fishes are cut into smaller sizes for better seasoning as well as to give customers options on what they can afford to get

Cutting and gutting the fish

Joseph

Same wheels, same structure, a different view. 

Juxtaposition 

for life

Aniko, an Afrohouse dj playing at Ile ijo .Feb 2025. The people surround her in concentric circles in a pattern that suggests the music is pulsating from her being. 

Love Pit

Purple Bay is a sunrise view of Tarkwa Bay from 2022. It inspired my first ever short story of the same name, in which two old friends reconnect over a sun-set picnic in a re-named Tarkwa Bay. It depicts a subtle vision of what it feels like to be free.

Purple Bay

Palm trees symbolize victory, peace, and eternal life because of their ability to survive harsh conditions and still produce fruit. They are a symbol of abundance, prosperity, resilience, and an icon of a tropical, utopian paradise — an escape from the mundane.  Palm trees laying on the beach carry a specific feeling. A sense of softness, of magic. And here in Ibadan, they’re everywhere. They bring so much of that energy into the spaces where you find them. And it is a blessing.

Palm Paradise 

Through the lanes of the street, a man pedals with symbols of home — green, white, and green, and a portrait of President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. It’s a simple moment, yet it mirrors how Nigerians carry their stories, their pride, and their history wherever they go.

One story at a time