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Photo Exhibition

On 18th December, 2025, which is International Migrants Day, I will be exhibiting 12 photographs I have captured of migrants who have come from Asia, Africa, The Caribbean, Europe, and North America, and now call Newcastle home. The goal is to showcase the contributions migrants make to their communities within the UK and provide a alternative narrative to the often negative depiction of migrants that dominates news headlines. Hope you will join me to experience these powerful stories. Click below to RSVP

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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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Human like you
Human like you

This is a short video I created as part of my visual campaign to highlight the the real life experiences of persons with albinism. I hope it touches your heart and compels you to stand up for people like Sechaba, who face relentless discrimination and attacks just for being a person with albinism.

The Threat
The Threat

Based on true events in Nigeria, this short film captures the agony of a mother whose daughter has just been abducted from school. This is a call on the Nigerian government to #KeepUsSafe

After Mariam's daughter got abducted from school, the family is plunged into extreme despair as they wait to know the fate of their child, a situation that is all too familiar with many families in Northern Nigeria. This short film is based on true events.

Filmed and Edited by: Adebayo Okeowo

Cast: Balance Babalola (as Mariam), Ilobekemen Aijeba (as Hadiza), Femi Iranloye (the voice)

#SafeSchools #KeepUsSafe

The right to privacy
The right to privacy

The FaceID on the iPhone is not 100% secure as my sister in-law was able to unlock my wife’s phone using her own face

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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.

Keeping the lights on during the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria
Keeping the lights on during the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria

The electricity situation in Nigeria is so severe that in 2019 alone, the national grid collapsed more than ten times, resulting in nationwide blackouts. The epileptic power supply therefore becomes a point of concern as we wade through this pandemic.

The role of video evidence in Nigeria’s EndSARS movement
The role of video evidence in Nigeria’s EndSARS movement

The avalanche of video evidence made it impossible to ignore the calls for an end to police brutality in Nigeria, just like we have witnessed in Brazil and the US. Soon, the online outrage spilled onto the streets as #EndSARS protests broke out across the country on October 8 with Nigerians demanding for SARS to be disbanded and the perpetrators held accountable.