The radiation of beauty. At Calabar carnival 2015.
Monthly Archives: December 2015
“Calabar Carnival 2015:Green
Whatever that has to do with the nature @The African biggest street party.
“Ibadan Street Hawking”
Bread, bread and bread!!!
Right on the road selling. Whenever there is hold up, the people moves their wares to the road. Bad but it’s just a way of life.
“Weekly Photo Challenge:One Loved Among The People”
See Amazing Cultural Display As Ijesa People Celebrate Iwude Ijesa Festival
READ: https://www.naij.com/678395-see-amazing-cultural-display-ijesa-people-celebrate-iwude-ijesa-festival.html
Ijesha are the people, Ilesha is the city. A prominent tribe in Yoruba land. Now falls into state of Osun in western Nigeria. Occasion showed here signifies communal and unified love among the people of a city. From Royal father (Oba…. King) and every inhabitant of that city. Though I have use this in a post, but I think it relates well with the theme of the week ‘One Love’among the people.
“The Link:Onitsha Bridge”
This bridge is the only road link between the west side and the east side of Nigeria. There are other link towards the northern part.
“Weekly Photo Challenge:New II”
New logs from the forest. New logs on old truck on the way to sawmill.
“Time To Say Goodbye”
This year has been very eventful. For so many reasons, many bridges crossed with great uncertainties and yet, we are still going. Political change couple with economic tight belt most Nigerians are going through. But there are assurance of a better tomorrow for the nation.
Goodbye to 2015
“Learning To Lead @ NYSC- SAED”
Skill Acquisition Entrepreneurship Development (SAED). Is an arm of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Scheme for enpowerment. To equip Corpers with skills so as to prepare them to be self sufficient to become employers of labour.
Here at Akwa Ibom State Camp at Nsit Antai Local Government headquarter, under the able leadership of State Coordinator Lady Ngozi Chukwuka Nkiruka and SAED head Mrs Julie Obianika.
Corpers were listening with rapt attention to my training on textike designing.
“Never Mind”
“Here Comes Harmattan”
A shot taken through window’s wire guaze. Of farm in transition because of weather change. Hamathan is here, the vegetation is turning rustic
