There is a building in Mushin, Lagos, where Victor Adewale was born. Thirty years later, he returned with a camera. Faith Home is not what official records would call a hospital. It is a modest maternal healthcare centre run by the church his parents attended, sustained by prayer and communal solidarity, staffed by women from the congregation who volunteer their time despite having little to no medical training. It is the kind of place that keeps poor communities alive while

A failed tailoring class sent Taiwo Aina-Adeokun to photography — and she never looked back. From Lagos streets to the New York Times, she talks personal projects, female boxers, and what it really takes to build a documentary practice in Nigeria.

Anne Nwakalor shares her curatorial process when she curated a photography exhibition for Imago Lisboa 2025. Find out more!

We had a chat with Ethiopian & Eritrean Photographer Adiam Yemane on her project, 'Not Just a Refugee'.