Photographer Ruth Ossai celebrates “beautiful, effortless, powerful” Nigerian identity

Ojo Agi explores ideas of home, identity and transnational kinship pertaining to the African diaspora post-1960

Photography: Extraordinary photojournalism from Nigerian-born George Osodi

Artists including Ruth Ossai and Ibrahim Kamara explore the power of the self

“I try to show them a different narrative of what a Nigerian is”: Valerie Etitinwo on deconstructing stereotypes

Lakin Ogunbanwo’s bridal portraits reflect the diversity of Nigerian traditions

In his paintings, Ikeorah Chisom Chi-Fada seeks to respect and “deify” his fellow Nigerians

“I learned to rely and trust in the people around me”: Isabel Okoro on her photographic process that revolves around her friends

Rubee Samuel’s photobook Omo Nigeria explores the Londoner’s emotional ties to West Africa

Dennis Osadebe’s character-driven paintings tell a story of his Nigerian heritage

“Photography chose me”: Christina Nwabugo confronts identity, representation and the environment

Stacey Gillian Abe reveals personal stories and experiences within her layered paintings

Rachel Seidu uses symbolism to imbue her photographs with narrative and meaning