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About Benson
Benson Ibeabuchi is an International documentary photojournalist and filmmaker living in Lagos, Nigeria. Benson's interest in photography is to be a keen observer of humanity by capturing and retelling stories from perspectives that are often overlooked.

Benson is a professional member of African Photojournalism Database (APJD) a joint project by the World Press Photo Foundation and Everyday Africa. His attention to detail and work ethics has led him to work with various reputable organisations such as The Nigerian Pavilion for the 57th Venice Biennale Art Festival, LagosPhoto Festival, DIA Fund, Diaspora rise up, YIAGA Africa, AYADA Lab, NIRSAL among others and has been exhibited at the first Canon Alumni Exhibition as well as at the Alliance Francaise Lagos for their 2018 World Music Day Exhibition.

Benson’s images have been utilised and featured in AJ Stream (Aljazeera Stream), The Sole Adventurer, Nataal, IAM Magazine Nigeria and Art Africa to name a few.

Benson attended the first creative lab organised by the Native Photography Agency in collaboration with African Artists’ Foundation, The IWMF, and Blink. Benson also was also one of 10 young photographers nominated to participate in the Canon Storytelling Masterclass organized under Canon’s Miraisha program and was a mentee at the Fotofactory Lagos under Eva Maria Ocherbauer in 2018.

When Benson is not on assignment, he works on personal projects.
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Annual plastics production has more than doubled in 20 years to 460 million tonnes, and is on track to triple within four decades
24 Apr 2024  |  www.albianews.com
Annual plastics production has surged over the past two decades, reaching 460 million tonnes, with projections indicating it could triple within the next forty years.
Nigeria economic crisis dampens Christmas spirit
22 Dec 2023  |  themercury.com
Nigeria's economic crisis, characterized by high inflation, a devalued currency, and increased poverty, has significantly dampened the Christmas spirit among its citizens. Despite President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's reforms, such as ending fuel subsidies and lifting currency restrictions, the situation has worsened, with fuel prices tripling and food prices surging. The World Bank reports that poverty has risen, affecting nearly half the population. The crisis has led to reduced market activity, luxury cutbacks, and difficulties for businesses and families during the festive season.
Nigeria economic crisis dampens Christmas spirit
20 Dec 2023  |  Modern Ghana
Nigeria's economic crisis has severely impacted the Christmas spirit, with soaring food prices and inflation affecting millions. Temporary food distributions in Lagos, organized by Catholic associations, aim to alleviate some of the hardships. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's economic reforms, including ending fuel subsidies and lifting currency restrictions, have led to increased poverty and inflation. The World Bank reports a rise in poverty levels, with nearly half the population affected. Despite government efforts to subsidize bus fares for holiday travel, many Nigerians face a bleak festive season.
Nigeria gas explosion kills at least 15: emergency services
15 Oct 2023  |  Modern Ghana
A gas explosion in Lagos, Nigeria, resulted in at least 15 fatalities, numerous injuries, and the destruction of approximately 50 buildings. The explosion, caused by a truck hitting gas bottles at a gas processing plant, led to a fire and significant structural damage, including the collapse of nearby houses and damage to a Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation pipeline. Emergency services and the Red Cross are actively involved in recovery efforts, with bodies still being retrieved from the scene. The incident highlights the frequent occurrence of pipeline and tanker truck explosions in Nigeria, often linked to poverty-driven siphoning activities and poor road conditions.
Latest global payments news
15 Mar 2023  |  www.americanbanker.com
NatWest joins other U.K. banks in imposing limits on cryptocurrency transactions. Mastercard collaborates with a fintech company in the UAE, highlighting ongoing developments in the global payments landscape.
Nigeria ruling party candidate takes election lead, rivals claim fraud
27 Feb 2023  |  Modern Ghana
Bola Tinubu, the ruling party candidate, leads in Nigeria's presidential election amid accusations of fraud and delays in vote counting. Opposition parties, including PDP and Labour Party, claim manipulation and call for the suspension of results. Tinubu, Abubakar, and Obi are the main contenders, with Obi's unexpected win in Lagos highlighting his challenge to the traditional dominance of APC and PDP. The election has been marked by logistical issues and concerns over transparency, with INEC facing criticism for its handling of the process.
Battling vaccine misinformation in Liberia
08 Jul 2021  |  www.unicef.org
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated challenges in maintaining routine immunization programs in Liberia, leading to a resurgence of polio. UNICEF and its partners, including the Global Polio Eradication Initiative and the Liberian Ministry of Health, are combating vaccine misinformation and promoting the safety and efficacy of the polio vaccine. Volunteers like Elizabeth Graby and Kissah Mensah are crucial in convincing parents to vaccinate their children, despite widespread misinformation. The nationwide vaccination campaign aims to protect children and prevent the spread of vaccine-derived polio virus.
Congestion, corruption and chaos at Lagos port
15 Mar 2021  |  www.modernghana.com
The Lagos port, a critical hub for Nigeria's shipping industry, is facing severe congestion, corruption, and chaos, exacerbated by Covid and maritime piracy. The situation has worsened recently, with ships waiting up to 80 days to enter the port, causing a ripple effect of congestion across the Gulf of Guinea. Nigeria's economy is heavily impacted, with an estimated loss of $55 million daily. Structural issues, such as lack of infrastructure, manual processing, and rampant bribery at checkpoints, contribute to the inefficiency. A new digital platform, ETO, intended to streamline operations, has been unsuccessful, leading to a black market for registration documents. The port's dysfunction is affecting the cost of goods and the ability of businesses to operate effectively in Nigeria.
Corona in Africa: Three Million Infected in Lagos Alone?
12 Mar 2021  |  Neue Zürcher Zeitung
The article explores the paradox of COVID-19 in Lagos, Nigeria, where despite a study suggesting over three million infections, many locals claim to know no one affected. It highlights the public's distrust in government, exacerbated by corruption and inadequate pandemic response. The narrative includes personal accounts from residents and professionals, revealing a complex interplay of disbelief, economic hardship, and systemic issues. The article also touches on the broader 'African Paradox' of seemingly lower COVID-19 impact compared to other regions.
Corona in Africa: Three Million Infected in Lagos Alone?
12 Mar 2021  |  Neue Zürcher Zeitung
The article explores the paradox of COVID-19 in Lagos, Nigeria, where despite a study suggesting over three million infections, many locals claim to know no one affected by the virus. It highlights the public's distrust in the government, which is accused of corruption and mishandling the pandemic. The narrative includes perspectives from various residents, including a shopkeeper, a herbalist, and a funeral director, and discusses the broader implications of the pandemic on public health and trust in authorities.
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