I am an Independent Documentary Photojournalist based in Abuja, Nigeria; my work is inspired by a passion for exploring life and humanity, telling stories surrounding African women, health, education, and human rights focusing on identity and culture, and social justice.I began my photography journey in 2017, as a creative way to heal. It helped me heal, and find peace. I am intrigued by people: their pasts, and present, what brought them here, and what keeps them going. In the brief moment that an image captures a look, a setting, or a pose, it gives a glimpse into the uniqueness of each person, revealing a never-before-seen page from a never-before-heard story. Photography is a tool for healing. In looking at others, we see ourselves. In telling their stories, I tell mine.I have a bachelor's degree in Sociology from The University of Jos. I have attended numerous photography workshops like the National Geographic Photo Camp, VII Academy No Man’s Land Workshop, Missouri Photo Workshop, and AP Portfolio Review. She is a member of Black Women Photographers, Indigenous Photograph, and AfricanDatabase for Photojournalists run by the World Press Photo.