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Bread seller caught in the act

I spot her this noon around Ojodu Berger New bridge and unfortunately, I wasn't with pro camera which I had to use my phone. Being happy is not by the good cloths, foods, or other material stuffs. The gist about the piece is not because she is  a bread seller, but because she's passionate about what she do for a living. One thing is to work or hustle and another thing is to be passionate about what you do. Take your time to look good and at the same time, be happy for no reason. I'm a proud Photographer, and at times flip with cinematography. IG: @official_ focuslenx Twitter: @focuslenx Facebook: focuslenx

Don't give up

That you don't get called after pre-wedding shoots doesn't mean your shots ain't dope. It's just that they can't afford quality or they prefer celebrity Grapher. Don't give up, Keep shooting and stay focus on things that matters. Follow IG @official_ focuslenx Twitter @focuslenx Facebook @focuslenx

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Model shoot

Editor's choice ♥ "Live life with diligence, decode your own epic." Model: Oyindamola Ojuroye [#Update] Instagram: @official_ focuslenx Twitter: @focuslenx Facebook: focuslenx

"I am a proud music maker..."- Olugbade

Olugbade Okunade aka GP Saxy is the brain behind the famous Alárìíyá Band. In this interview with Michael Ojuroye, he speaks on his musical aspirations. Tell us how you started the Alárìíyá band. Alárìíyá Band was formed in Melbourne, Australia in June 2014, which makes it 3years now. I am the only Nigerian in the band with 6 great musicians from other parts of the world. I came about the band’s name ‘Alárìíyá’ because I wanted something Nigerian, Yorùbá to be precise, also, I wanted a name that would be easy to pronounce. Who and what inspired you into Music? I got the inspiration to become a musician when I joined the Choir and Brigade(African Lads and Lasses) at an early age. Since then I have always been involved in music despite studying accounting at Lagos State Polytechnic. What was your experience like working with Egypt 80, Fela Anikulapo Kuti's band? My experience...