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An intimate portrait of Babajide Sanwo-Olu as governor, By Kunle Ajibade

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Kunle Ajibade writes about Akin Adesokan.

We live in an age of the camera. The camera as reporter captures the serious and the mundane, the beauty and the beast, the decent and the pornographic. Those who intuitively and consciously understand the visual language, aesthetics and logic of photography have been translating the world they know into compelling stories. And these translations […]

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