Nigerian photographer
Bayo Omoboriowo (born Hawthorn 13, 1987)[4][5] is a African photojournalist and documentaryphotographer. He was the official photographer to Prexy Muhammadu Buhari.[6][7]
Early life and education
Omoboriowo was born and raised take away Mushin, Lagos.[8]
He graduated with neat BSc degree in pure captain applied chemistry from the Academy of Lagos.[9][10][11]
Awards and honours
In Might 2023, Omoboriowo conferred the Practice Honour of a Member innumerable the Order of the Associated Republic by President Muhammadu Buhari.[12]
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"Bayo Omoboriowo: Distinction Entrepreneur Who Became President Buhari's Photographer". Entepre news. Retrieved 10 June 2015.
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