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My name is Quadri Taiwo, I am a service-based multimedia freelance content producer based in Lagos, Nigeria. I am interested in working with you in some of your projects in the Africa region. I have worked in numerous organizations over the year as a video journalist, producer, editor and field/studio cameraman and each of this role has given me different experience from field production(scripted and unscripted), studio-based production and film production in documentary, news report, feature story production, branded content and others. These different experiences meant that I can function as a producer/editor/camera operator in different production environments based on the specific need of the production under consideration. I am currently shooting a Sports Documentary and Marketing materials for WHISPER TV, UK on the exploits of the Super Falcons of Nigeria during the African Cup of Nations Qualifiers/World Cup Qualifiers. I also work as a freelance video journalist for AFP, TRT, DW, VOA, Alijazeera and Whisper TV, UK. I believe I have all the requisite skills, abilities and experience as well as the soft skills needed to function optimally as a Video Journalist, Cinematographer and Video Editor. At a moment’s notice, I have personal production equipment like Fs7 Sony Camera, Canon C100, GH Panasonic Lumix, Sennheiser Lapel mic and led light that is job-ready.
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'This hunger is too much': Nigerians protest economic hardship
Nigerians in the southwestern city of Ibadan protested against the soaring cost of living, expressing frustration with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's leadership. The economic crisis has led to increased prices, making it difficult for many to afford food. Tinubu's policies, including ending a fuel subsidy and currency controls, have resulted in a tripling of petrol prices and a spike in living costs. The country's inflation rate hit nearly 30 percent in January. Dire conditions have led to protests in the north as well, with people resorting to extreme measures to feed their families. The emir of Kano called for urgent action from the president, while protesters in Ibadan demanded solutions or the president's resignation.
This hunger is too much: Nigerians protest economic hardship
Hundreds of Nigerians protested in Ibadan against the soaring cost of living, criticizing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's leadership. The economic crisis, exacerbated by the end of fuel subsidies and currency controls, has led to a significant increase in living costs and inflation. Protesters demanded urgent action to address the hardships, with some calling for Tinubu to vacate office if he cannot resolve the issues. The crisis has severely impacted the north, where people are skipping meals and resorting to extreme measures to feed their families.
Nigerian artist Konboye Ebipade Eugene has become a warrior in the fight against plastic pollution in his city of Abeokuta in Nigeria’s Ogun state, by creating mosaic portraits out of old flip-flops. Only a tiny fraction of waste is recycled in Nigeria.
Africa's most populous nation Nigeria is headed for its most polarising election in 30 years. Voters are split along ethnic, political and religious lines, while the youth clamour for change.
An electric election campaign has come to an end in Nigeria as voting gets underway for a new president. With a new generation of politically engaged voters, widespread disillusionment with the status quo and a surprise candidate polling strongly, could t
Nigerians Flock To Get Voting Cards As Election Looms
The upcoming election in Nigeria is notable for the emergence of a third-party candidate challenging the dominance of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the main opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP). With growing insecurity, high living costs, and increasing poverty, many young voters are eager to participate. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has extended the deadline for collecting Permanent Voting Cards (PVCs) and introduced new technologies to ensure a transparent election. The election faces challenges from ongoing security issues, including jihadist conflicts, bandit militias, and separatist tensions. Key candidates include APC's Bola Tinubu, PDP's Atiku Abubakar, and Labour Party's Peter Obi, who appeals to younger voters. The #EndSARS movement has also influenced young voters to engage in the electoral process.
Nigerians flock to get voting cards as election looms
Nigerians are actively collecting their Permanent Voting Cards (PVC) ahead of the presidential election on February 25, with nearly 10 million new voters registered. The election is notable for the challenge posed by a third-party candidate to the traditional two-party system. Young voters are particularly engaged, motivated by issues such as insecurity, high living costs, and poverty. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has extended the PVC collection deadline and introduced new technologies to enhance transparency. Despite past issues with elections, there is a sense of urgency and responsibility among voters, especially the youth, to influence the country's leadership.
Nigerian Artist Konboye Uses Old Flip-flops To Create Colourful Mosaic Portraits
Konboye Ebipade Eugene, an artist from Abeokuta, Nigeria, is addressing plastic pollution by creating mosaic portraits from old flip-flops. Nigeria, with a population of 210 million, recycles only a small portion of its waste and annually contributes 200,000 tonnes of plastic to the Atlantic Ocean, according to the UN Industrial Development Organisation.
Ex-governor Tries 'Outsider' Upset With Nigeria Presidential Bid
Peter Obi, backed by the Labour Party, is emerging as a third challenger in Nigeria's presidential election, resonating with younger, urban Nigerians with his message of change. As a former Anambra state governor and one-time PDP vice presidential candidate, Obi is gaining momentum against the ruling APC and main opposition PDP. The APC is fielding Bola Tinubu, while the PDP has Atiku Abubakar. Obi's campaign focuses on increasing production, responsible governance, and tackling insecurity. Despite skepticism about his national support, especially in the north, Obi's presence could potentially disrupt the traditional party support enough to force a second-round runoff.
Actors And Fans Celebrate African Premiere Of 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'
Actors and fans gathered to celebrate the African premiere of 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'. The event highlighted the cultural significance and excitement surrounding the film's release.
Children feed their minds in Lagos Slum Library In one of the biggest slums in Lagos, Nigeria, some children find peace, quiet, and books – thanks to a small, free library in their neighborhood This feature story was shot and edit by me
Industrial Documentary for Infrastructure Construction of OSHODI TRANSPORT INTERCHANGE TERMINAL, LAGOS NIGERIA.
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