Documenting Lagos

IFE in Lagos, the city in which  photojournalism

Sunday Tumo Ojelabi works is a recurrent
feature  in his collection - daylight snaps,
nightsnaps, down in the streets and busy
city centres. A recent series of yet-to-be
exhibited images include twilight snaps of
water-logged edges of town, around
Ajegunle.

And as a matter of fact, a  whole theme on
the use and misuse of water by the city
people was a dominant feature  in his re-
cent exhibition at the Goethe Institute in
Lagos, entitled Waters Telling Stories, the
collection from which Ihe last two images
are excised.

Now an independent photographer, Tumo
Ojelabi, erstwhile photo editor with the
Daily Times of Nigeria, has been working in
Lagos for ten years.

African Quarterly
on the Arts
Vol  2/No 4 GLENDORA.v..

African Quarterly
on the Arts
Vol. 2-No  4

Oh  My  Drink  © Sunday Tumo-Ojelabi

African  Quarterly
on the Arts
Vol  2/No. 4

GLENDORA r

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Trail of  Water

©  Sunday  Tumo-Ojelabi