The Argungu Fishing Festival is a living story of unity and heritage on the banks of the Matan Fada. Each February, this iconic event draws communities from across Nigeria and neighbouring countries to celebrate music, dance, and the legendary bare-handed fishing competition in Kebbi State.
An intimate look at Bori culture in Northern Nigeria—exploring spirit possession, healing rituals, and the enduring resilience of the Hausa people through a unique documentary photography journey.
Argungu’s Durbar stands apart for its intimacy, warmth, and sense of belonging. More than just a spectacle, it is a living tradition where history, pride, and community come alive through vibrant processions and unforgettable performances.
Argungu’s Youth Water Sports Day on the Matan Fada River brings together young competitors for a lively celebration of tradition and athleticism. From canoe races to unique local challenges, the event showcases community spirit and cultural pride, making it a highlight of the year in northern Nigeria.
Hidden in the hills of Kagoro, ancient footprints and stone carvings tell the story of a people’s migration, leadership, and the legends that shaped their home in Nigeria.
Ongoing portraits of Nigeria’s traditional rulers—emirs, chiefs, and kings—capturing royal regalia, community, and heritage for a future educational book.
Kajuru Castle blends European fantasy with West African scenery. Discover this unique Kaduna landmark through travel photography and cultural storytelling.
Historic British Colonial Buildings in Kaduna: Visual Exploration
Turunku, Queen Amina’s legendary hometown in Kaduna State, is a place where history, myth, and daily life meet. Explore the landscapes, heritage sites, and local stories that make Turunku a living link to Nigeria’s past.
The world of Queen Amina—legendary warrior, builder, and leader—and journey through the forgotten stones of Turunku, her true home.
A visual travel handbook highlighting unique attractions and cultural heritage from every Nigerian State.
Traditional sun-drying of ‘barkono’ chilli peppers transforms rural northern Nigeria—celebrating the harvest, family life, and the spice at the heart of local cuisine.
Exploring the Attakar pottery tradition in Southern Kaduna—documenting its artistry, cultural importance, and the challenges threatening its survival.
The Adara people are renowned for their resilience, heritage, and harmony with the landscapes of Southern Kaduna, Nigeria. This blog combines oral history and vivid photography—black and white portraits, colourful landscapes, and scenes of daily life—to reveal the enduring spirit and vibrant culture of the Adara community.
Makoko Water World: daily life in Makoko, Lagos’ floating community. Stories of resilience, family, poverty, hope, and creativity on the water.
A photo essay revealing the strength, perseverance, and daily realities of Nigerian women who break stones for construction.
Gashua Potash Market: Life, Labour, and Lake Salt in Yobe Every day in Yobe State, the Gashua Potash Market comes alive with activity.
A journey into the Bade Emirate of Gashua, Yobe State – capturing royal ceremonies, traditional crafts, and the vibrant life of the local market.
A journey through the remote Sahel, tracing diverse communities and landscapes of the Bade Emirate, Yobe State, North Nigeria.
