Religious politicians claim to live by laws written a couple of thousand years ago yet they call laws they wrote 20 years ago obsolete today.

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Lome, Maritime, Togo. #JujuFilms

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Omole, Lagos, Nigeria. #JujuFilms

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Accra, Ghana. #JujuFilms

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South Industrial Area, Accra, Ghana. #JujuFilms

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I showed her a U.S. dollar bill, she had never seen one before.

Nigerians at home are wailing about the falling market value of the naira against the U.S. dollar. The Iya alakara on the…

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Posted on October 3, 2016 by jujufilms in Editorials, frying akara, Market Scenes, Mother breastfeeding, Nigeria, Nigerian politics, Photography, photojournalism, politics, public breastfeeding

Street Scene, Lagos, Nigeria. #JujuFilms

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Sunrise in Koton-Karifi, Kogi, Nigeria. #JujuFilms

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Lagos, Nigeria. #JujuFilms

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Posted on October 2, 2016 by jujufilms in Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria, Photography, street scene, Travel

Which American, British, Swiss, French, Cayman or Panamanian billionaire have their billions stashed in Nigerian banks and real estate?

Why do wealthy Nigerians and politicians invest 90 percent of their wealth in the American, British, French, Cayman and Panamanian economies? @OgbeniAyotunde

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Posted on October 1, 2016 by jujufilms in Colonization, corrupt Nigeria politicians, Editorials, Gwari People, gwari woman, Gwari woman fetching firewood, Nigeria, Photography, politics

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Religious politicians claim to live by laws written a couple of thousand years ago yet they call laws they wrote 20 years ago obsolete today.

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Lome, Maritime, Togo. #JujuFilms

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Omole, Lagos, Nigeria. #JujuFilms

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Accra, Ghana. #JujuFilms

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South Industrial Area, Accra, Ghana. #JujuFilms

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I showed her a U.S. dollar bill, she had never seen one before.

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Street Scene, Lagos, Nigeria. #JujuFilms

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Sunrise in Koton-Karifi, Kogi, Nigeria. #JujuFilms

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Lagos, Nigeria. #JujuFilms

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Which American, British, Swiss, French, Cayman or Panamanian billionaire have their billions stashed in Nigerian banks and real estate?

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