The photographic work in 50 Years of Oil in The Niger Delta addresses the environmental and social consequences of petroleum extraction in the Niger Delta region. The images capture landscapes altered by industrial activity, as well as the impact on local communities living amid pollution and economic disruption.

Through a documentary lens, the photographs reveal the intersection between natural ecosystems and the encroachment of oil infrastructure. The mood is often somber, reflecting the long-term struggles associated with the oil industry in this region over the past half century. Visual elements focus on both devastation and resilience.