Jide Adeniyi-Jones

There are several examples of courage in the world. However they are almost always only recognised in the rear view

I admit my bias. I have had a lifelong admiration for Wole Soyinka. Even before I had read a word

It was reported recently that with intelligence support from the United States and its allies, the Israeli Defence Forces  rescued

In 1985 I went to a sit-in at Columbia University in New York, I photographed the students who blocked Hamilton

The winds of war may have shifted somewhat in the Middle East as Israel and Iran threaten a wider regional

Tucked away in the recesses of my memory, between nursery rhymes and martial music, is a dusty volume labeled Ibadan.

When Donald Trump announced his intention to run against Hilary Clinton for the presidency of the United States, I thought

On the evening of March 20th 2003 when Donald Rumsfeld triumphantly unleashed ‘shock and awe’ on the people of Iraq,

I made the image that accompanies this essay ten years ago on the Mall in Washington, DC. Today when I

“I have been grievously hurt and somebody has to pay.” I can’t remember where I first heard those words, or