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ANTO MEDIA produced the Gamathon 2024 in Lagos, Gamathon 2025 in Accra and Lagos respectively for one of Africa's leading video, entertainment, interactive and immersive companies, Africacomicade.

A long-term media production collaboration delivering professional photography, videography, and event coverage for one of Nigeria’s leading esports organisations. Working on 10N8E projects involved documenting high-intensity competitive gaming events, live audiences, players, and brand activations across multiple cities and venues in Nigeria. Some of 10N8E competitions include the Nigeria Pro League (NPL), DECACUP, CODM, and Campus Gamefest

ANTO MEDIA handled media coverage for two major events organised by the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism — the Collaborative Media Project and the Journalism & Civic Space Status Report Conference. Our responsibilities covered event photography, video highlights, and live stream production, ensuring real-time and post-event visual documentation of key discussions around journalism, civic engagement, media freedom, and democratic accountability. The events brought together journalists, media practitioners, civil society actors, and stakeholders, making accurate and professional visual storytelling essential.

A high-level civic technology conference bringing together policymakers, technologists, civil society leaders, and innovators from across West Africa for three days. ANTO MEDIA provided professional visual documentation focused on clarity, credibility, and institutional storytelling.

In 2024, I had the privilege of working with Tracka, a civic-tech initiative by BudgIT, to document their 10th Anniversary celebration - celebrating transparency, active citizenship, and ten years of Tracka’s commitment to public accountability. The event featured the Active Citizens Festival and a Dinner Ceremony, both held on the same day. I provided full photography coverage independently, capturing key moments, audience engagement, performances, and the overall atmosphere that marked a decade of citizen-led accountability and impact.

From 2021 to 2024, I served as a Volunteer Photographer for Sanitary Aid for Nigerian Girls (SANG), a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting menstrual health education and improving access to sanitary products for girls in underserved communities across Nigeria. In this role, I was responsible for documenting outreach programs, pad distribution drives, educational workshops, and community engagement initiatives. My work focused on authentically capturing the impact of SANG’s interventions at public schools within Lagos and other states of Nigeria - highlighting the resilience, confidence, and empowerment of young girls. Beyond event coverage, I contributed visual storytelling assets for reports, donor presentations, website updates, and social media campaigns. The photography produced during this period helped strengthen SANG’s brand visibility, communicate measurable impact to stakeholders, and support fundraising efforts and some of these photos were used for reports, donor presentations, website updates, and social media campaigns (to date). This project reinforced my commitment to socially driven storytelling—using photography not only to document moments but to amplify voices, inspire advocacy, and contribute to sustainable community development.