My title is not a metaphor; it is a statement of intent. This photograph is a manifesto with one core belief: a new world is not first built with bricks, but with the radical, untethered power of imagination. It presents an impossible scene—a domestic cat contemplating the birth of a galaxy. Its purpose is to break the rules of the "real world" to prove a point. I created this cosmic reality with my cat, a lamp, and my own two hands. Its very existence is proof of the principle: the worlds we can imagine, we can begin to create. This is a call for a revolution of the mind. It argues that to solve our problems, we need more impossible ideas, more strange visions, more defiant art. To build a new world, we must first have the audacity to see what isn't there. This image is my contribution to that cause.

This Image is a Manifesto

A woman holding her jar as she happily poses for a portrait image.

Oasis Happiness

Three girls run across the dusty, uncompleted Oyo-Ilorin highway, bucket in hand, to fetch water. While running across a highway as heavy duty trucks drive by may not be the reality of an average Nigerian kid, it's the reality of the kids at Adetunji village. In the face of this adversity, they make the most of it. Their hope for a better future is unwavering, and for them we have no choice but to build Another Nigeria.

Running for Water

Three equal parts of the Nigerian experience. You see the shrubs and bushes then the houses and the beauty in the sky.

Bush, homes and sky

Same wheels, same structure, a different view. 

Juxtaposition 

This image captures the seamless blend of modern fashion and cultural expression, where confidence meets creativity. The duo’s styling  from the bold oversized blazers to the sleek eyewear and symbolic use of an umbrella reflects a fusion of contemporary urban aesthetics with African poise and elegance. The structured architecture in the background complements their polished look, echoing a message of progress and identity. It’s a visual statement that fashion is not just about clothing; it’s about storytelling, heritage, and redefining culture through style.

Fashion 

First Full Moon of 2026 1 February · 11:59 PM  Moonlight over palm silhouettes, Nigeria.

First Feb Full Moon 2026

This picture depicts that the future of Nigeria is not just an idea, it’s a people. It’s the little ones that are coming up and experiencing the country in all its glory. It shows that the best place to shape that future is in School. A place where most Nigerians have memories. Culture, identity, community, and everyday life must all come from school. Whatever speculations or dreams of the future must come from school. This is a school in the Northern part of the country, rugged in appearance, but rich in culture. Take this as a call to invest in the leaders of tomorrow.

The future in uniform 2

A portrait of a Fulani family at their compound.

Home

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.

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