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My Journey To A Village called AKONKO

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I recently came back from a documentary trip I took to a remote village in Ogun state called AKONKO. I was a little taken aback to discover a civilization that survived without electricity and mobile phones. The town survives mainly on the two products its residents produce: Garri & palm oil. My documentary isn’t concluded yet but here are a few pictures that depict life in a village of 300+ residents. Hopefully you’ll recognize me in some of the pictures. More to come. Enjoy.

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4 comments

  1. Pingback: My Journey To A Village called AKONKO | eloPhotos | Olivine Photography
  2. giftedanointed · February 14, 2015

    BOSS… U REMAINS THE BEST. YOUR CREAVITY WOTHS PAYING FOR. LOVE U DIE LIKE KILODE?

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  3. Anonymous · January 4, 2020

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  4. CHIEF ADISA AKONKO · January 4, 2020

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