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I embarked on a self funded project called “Stories of Us” which is a visual storytelling campaign. My project aims to counter the negative stereotypes associated with immigration by spotlighting the remarkable contributions migrants are making within their communities. I embarked on this project in response to the wave of anti-migrant protests that swept across the UK in the summer of 2025. I hope that through this project, more people will come to recognize the many ways migrants enrich the fabric of society.

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Featured Publication

Featured Publication

Cover page for book co-edited by Dr. Adebayo Okeowo

This book, co-edited by Dr. Adebayo Okeowo critically reflects upon the intersection of human rights law and the arts. It highlights the use of arts including music, movies, literature, photography among others as a way to advance change.

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Discover some portraits taken by me. You can also view other photo collections by clicking below

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Abuja on a Sunday (Inside Abuja Pt. 2)
Abuja on a Sunday (Inside Abuja Pt. 2)

Come along with me to explore what Abuja, Nigeria looks like on a Sunday.

Come along with me to explore what Abuja looks like on a Sunday. Abuja is Nigeria’s capital city.

Many thanks to Ebuka Mordi, Olaronke Famuyiwa and Ella Umunnakwe for coming along on this exploration

Eyes From the Sky
Eyes From the Sky

Your drone footage is more powerful than you think. In this video, I share stories of how people have deployed aerial footage to advance justice for their communities. Here is the case summary for the A’i Cofán people of Sinangoe: https://amazonfrontlines.org/chronicles/the-sinangoe-precedent-an-instrument-of-protection/

Your drone footage is more powerful than you think. In this video, I share stories of how people have deployed aerial footage to advance justice for their communities. Here is the case summary for the A’i Cofán people of Sinangoe: https://amazonfrontlines.org/chronicles/the-sinangoe-precedent-an-instrument-of-protection/

3 things you didn't know about Istanbul
3 things you didn't know about Istanbul

Here are 3 unique things you may not know about Istanbul, Turkey. Captured during my first ever visit to Istanbul, Turkey.

Here are 3 unique things you may not know about Istanbul, Turkey. Captured during my first ever visit to Istanbul, Turkey.

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Digital Evidence: Facilitating what and for whom?
Digital Evidence: Facilitating what and for whom?

As the rise of synthetic media through generative artificial intelligence poses new threats to the practice of fortifying the truth through digital evidence, we urge collaborative work to ensure that frontline communities are empowered with locally relevant skills and tools to protect their rights.

The Human Rights Implications of Extracting Minerals and Personal Data from Africa for the Development of Military AI
The Human Rights Implications of Extracting Minerals and Personal Data from Africa for the Development of Military AI

The development of artificial intelligence (AI) in the military domain has created a huge demand for critical minerals and large-scale personal data, resources that are frequently extracted from Global Majority countries, particularly those in Africa. This policy note explores why the relevant aspects of international human rights law must play a central role in regulating the extraction of minerals and data from Global Majority countries, ensuring that the AI-driven militarisation of technology does not come at the cost of fundamental rights, equity, and long-term stability

The wrongfulness of Nigeria’s ban on Twitter
The wrongfulness of Nigeria’s ban on Twitter

Nigeria’s Twitter ban sets a dangerous precedent for the African continent considering that internet shutdowns are becoming more prevalent in recent times.