
Ifeoma Onyefulu is a writer, children's author and photographer.
Her books and photographs reflect life in Africa and are an amazing collection of images and stories. See her collection at Amazon.co.uk here.
Ifeoma's exhibition was held at Archway Library in Islington, London. The photographs displayed were from Ifeoma's travels over the last few years in Africa including Senegal, Mali, Nigeria and Ghana.
There was a well attended post-exhibition talk at Archway Library on Monday 1st August and Ifeoma talked about her work, her travels and her books. The next day there was a workshop and activities for children.
Visit Ifeoma's web pages here.

See Ifeoma's travel blog here.
Our team recently worked in Hong Kong with Ifeoma and we are delighted that her exhibition was such a success.
Her most well known book, A is for Africa, is out in a new edition this year and published by Frances Lincoln and is a great book to have.
Sue Martin

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Books go Walkabout
A workshop with travels from Westacre to West Africa with Ifeoma Onyefulu, Saturday October 29th.
Travelling to Sydney means more than just a visit down under.


Ifeoma is a well known writer of children's books, using her photographs and text bringing family and community life in Africa into the western world.
On 27th June she will delivering one of her exciting, interactive workshops at the
Ifeoma Onyefulu is more than just a children's writer. Her books show the colour and vibrance of Africa just as it is, a wealth of culture and life that produce riches all of their own.
Other titles she has written are A is for Africa, which is a complete alphabet of places in Africa. (
At a Children's Centre opening, where we were holding a City Story event. Ifeoma was famously doing some games with the children on the floor. Ed Balls, Secretary of State for Children and Families was opening the Centre and he joined in too, as well as the head teacher.