UNODC and Photographers Join Forces to Combat Crime at Abuja Photo Festival
The UNODC collaborates with photographers to address crime through photography at the Abuja Photo Festival, focusing on combating cybercrime and misinformation. Osaze Ef, the festival's founder, expects 1,500 photographers at the event, emphasizing youth empowerment and the economic potential of the photography industry in Nigeria.
The festival aims to provide a platform for Nigerian photographers to tell stories, raise awareness, and shape conversations on various societal issues.
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