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Photo of the Week: Catholic Mission Street Lagos – Then and Now
Photo of Catholic Mission street – Life Magazine 1967
Eyes of a Lagos Boy Photo of the Week series shows a rephotoghraph collage – 57 years apart.
On the right of the image is the neo gothic Roman Catholic church inaugurated in 1881 in the heart of Lagos Island. In the middle we see Western House and on the left Independence Building without St Nicholas Hospital in front. The older photo was…
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Photo of the Week: Lifeboats of our odyssey
‘Lifeboat of our Odyssey’ Lifeboat overlooking the Commodore Channel and Eko Atlantic, Lagos – Photo by Eyes of a Lagos Boy
Our Photo of the Week series features a lifeboat, overlooking the Commodore Channel and Eko Atlantic, Lagos Nigeria.
The orange lifeboat attached to ships is an essential maritime safety measure in case of emergencies, such as sinking, fire, or abandonment of the vessel. It…
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Photo of the week: Sango in the sun
Statue of Sango at EKEDC Building – Ben Enwonwu 1964 – Photo by Eyes of a Lagos Boy
Our Photo of the week features the statue of Sango, created by the master Nigerian sculptor, Ben Enwonwu (1917-1994) in 1964.
The 14ft bronze statue with its raised Oshe (double axe staff) facing the Lagos harbour, Marina is in front of the Eko Electric Distribution Company EKEDC, formerly NEPA.
The imposing image…
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Photo of the week: The bliss of childhood
Bliss of childhood – Eyes of a Lagos Boy- Busua Ghana 2024
Childhood is the early stage of human life, typically ranging from infancy to adolescence, marked by significant physical, cognitive, emotional and social development. It is a time of growth, learning, and exploration, during which individuals form foundational experiences, beliefs, and relationships that shape their future development…
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Photo of the week: Abstract art, imagination and hope
Masks of Imagination – Eyes of a Lagos Boy
This Photo of the Week was made at night and it captured our imagination. Followers of Eyes of a Lagos Boy saw many different shapes and stories. This prompted us to reflect on how imagination and hope are interlinked with abstract art.
Imagination and hope are fundamental to humanity’s progress and resilience. To imagine a better future, people become…
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Photo of the week: Shining a light in the dark
Nigeria has long been plagued by power outages that leave its citizens in darkness for hours on end. These outages, known as “blackouts,” has a profound impact on the lives of Nigerians and the overall development of the nation. However, amidst the darkness, there are stories of resilience and hope that shine a light on the potential for change and progress.
Nigeria has vast reserves of natural…
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Photo of the Week: Whitebaits as White gold
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Photo of the Week: Monumental Marina Train Station
The Lagos State Railway Project, spearheaded by the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority LAMATA was established in 2002, it took on the ambitious task of revitalizing and expanding the old railway system in the city.
Lagos state railway has a rich history that dates back several decades. The initial phase of the project involved the construction of the narrow-gauge line from Lagos to…
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Photo of the Week: Wild Lagos
Wild Lagos – Epe – Eyes of a Lagos Boy 2018
Our Photo of the week is a cycle of mature shot of an agama lizard masticating on a grasshopper in the coastal village, Oriba Epe, Lagos. A reminder that Lagos runs a complete ecosystem and offers a unique opportunity to experience nature at its finest. From exotic bird species to rare mammals, this region boasts a rich biodiversity that will leave…
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Photo of the Week: Bourdillon road Ikoyi from the top
Aerial shot of Bourdillon Road Ikoyi, Lagos – Eyes of a Lagos Boy
Eyes of a Lagos Boy Photo of the Week series is an aerial city scape picture of Ikoyi, prominently showing Bourdillon Road cutting through straight to Lekki Ikoyi Link Bridge in the Background.
Bourdillon Road is a prominent and highly sought-after location in Lagos. Known for its luxurious properties and upscale lifestyle, this…
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Asa Baako-One Dance: Ghana's epic beach festival is back
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Photo of the Week: Freedom Park Lagos - Then and Now
Collage of Broad Street section of the wall of Her Majesty’s Prison now known as Freedom Park – Eyes of a Lagos Boy
Eyes of a Lagos Boy Photo of the Week series shows a rephotoghraph – almost 80 years apart – the Broad street wall section of the place now called Freedom Park, in the mid 1940s and in 2023.
The photographer of the 1940s picture above in the collage is unknown. The image shows that…
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Photo of the Week: Eko Bridge and Lagos Metro Line
Eko Bridge, Lagos Metro line on the left – Eyes of a Lagos Boy – 2023
Our first Photo of the Week in the new year is an imposing never before seen photo of Eko Bridge inward Apongbon, Lagos Island and the new Lagos (Blue) Metro Line on the left. Published by Eyes of a Lagos Boy in the early hours of Monday January 9.
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Photo of the Week: Jollof time again
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Lufodo Academy of Performing Arts synergizes with Netflix
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IFFIZI showroom set to open December in Abuja
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Photo of the Week: Sweet and sweltering Lagos
Daily Hustle, Bariga Lagos – Eyes of a Lagos Boy
Anyone who has experienced the sweet and sweltering Lagos weather knows that it is a force to be reckoned with. The bustling city is known for its tropical climate that can leave you feeling both sticky and enchanted.
The weather in Lagos is characterized by high temperatures and humidity year-round. Global Warming has been a huge factor as the…
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