This is a picture I like very much.
Lagbaja looks unruffled; the baby on the mortar, reaching for the music manuscript is endearing; the people discussing in the corner are very Naija.
The tie-and-dye labullé (curtain) and the (somehow) unsettling wood carvings… mmm… very, very cool.
The pc, the book collection, the stereo, tv… correct!
Bits and pieces of two different cultures blended together to give a warm, deliciously down-to-earth representation of today’s Nigeria.
NB: I think the picture would also make for a great Spot-The-Difference game, don’t you agree? :-)
Lagbaja looks unruffled; the baby on the mortar, reaching for the music manuscript is endearing; the people discussing in the corner are very Naija.
The tie-and-dye labullé (curtain) and the (somehow) unsettling wood carvings… mmm… very, very cool.
The pc, the book collection, the stereo, tv… correct!
Bits and pieces of two different cultures blended together to give a warm, deliciously down-to-earth representation of today’s Nigeria.
NB: I think the picture would also make for a great Spot-The-Difference game, don’t you agree? :-)