Sunday Selfies of EKENYERENGOZI Michael Chima

 EKENYERENGOZI Michael Chima 

🌞 Sunday afternoon selfies 

May 17, 2026.

Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

No filters and no enhancement and no makeup.

Natural light photography

Psalm 103 verse 5 is my portion in life.

A pure and with a pure spirit in the abundance of the grace of Almighty God JEHOVAH JIREH for His faithfulness never fails.

I am still building what is my life work and my legacy for the benefit of humanity and posterity.

I am almost done since I released the MVP in 2014.

Recognition and Impact

The app gained notable industry acknowledgment when it was named a finalist for the 2014 FIRE Africa Awards (Fund for Internet Research and Education). It was spotlighted for its innovative approach to utilizing mobile infrastructure to solve local distribution, storytelling, and mass communication challenges in Nigeria. 

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My Red Apple Series and other Still Life Art Photography

 

The Chinese Agenda.

The Phenomenon of Yogi

The moon is a small bead and the moonlight done with my Torchlight.

The earring is the same small bead. 

The red apple with a gold ring for the still life photographs created by me.

My Red Apple Series Still Life Art Photography of conceptual and intellectual narratives and perspectives on life, economics, politics, culture, people, places and developments using books, magazines and other objects in my observations.
I created some of the objects I have used for the photographs.

The photographs were shot with my smartphone camera in a guest room during my visit to Uyo, Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria in 2024.
I created the unique red apple with a gold ring as a symbol of conquest and quest for an important possession, achievement, attainment, policy, ambition, mission and vision in the world showing important icons and locations of human developments in Africa, Asia, Europe and America.

Some have been posted on 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelchimaeyerengozi

The photographs are on art canvas and are available for private and public collections, auctions and exhibitions.

My artworks have been exhibited locally in Nigeria and internationally in Japan since when I was 20 years old and co-curated the first Art Against AIDS exhibitions in Nigeria at the National Museum and National Theatre in 1993.
The works of my only mentor in fine arts, the famous Prof. Bruce Onobrakpeya were included in the sold out exhibitions.