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With a heart full of gratitude to God almighty. I want to say a big THANK YOU to everyone who made 2024 special and memorable for me. From family to mentors, friends and clients. Wishing you a spectacular 2025!

@officialtourbuddy @chima_visuals
#happynewyear2025 #newyear #2025

We decided to do a quick video during Ben’s pre-wedding photo session and here’s how it came out.

#vidsonsview #trending #abujawedding #fyp #brides

He brought a ring. She brought the truth.
On a night meant for “yes,” everything went wrong — exactly as planned.

THE LAST DATE
The knee dropped… and so did the truth.

This Valentine’s Day, not every love story ends with a proposal. Some end with a reveal.

Thanks to the entire @_shooteditrepeat team:

Director: @ittyokim @oluwadabest
AD: @dyiordaniels
Producer: @oluwadabest @faitholaewe
DOP: @fedworks
Editor/Colorist: 🙋🏽‍♂️ @vidsonsview

Actors:
@abi_gailbolu
@jesreif
@_adore.teto

Makeup Artist:
@prettified_artistry

Scriptwriter:
@af_rican_cheryl

Set design: @Chalewitdvibe @Thisishumanly

#TheLastDate #ShortFilm #ValentineTwist #FilmRelease #IndieFilm

This CSR project for Dicon X-Shield broke my “hard guy” shell.

Listening to the families of heroes who paid the ultimate price was unforgettable

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 and our armed forces.

#vidsonsview #trending #armedforcesremembranceday forces

On August 25, 2014, militants from B0k0 H@r@m seized control of the Nigerian border cities of Gamboru and Ngala (often conjoined as Gamboru Ngala), Borno State, Nigeria.

Most of the civilians in Gamboru Ngala fled to other parts of Nigeria and across the Cameroonian border.

After seizing control of the city, B0k0 H@r@m began enacting m@ss@cres against civilians and leaders they deemed traitors, k!l1!ng at least 200 people.

#trending #fyp #nigeria

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Her smile stopped me in my tracks as their band danced by on the carnival train - phone out, snapping pics while holding onto my gimbal for dear life!

Wrist pain's a small price to pay 😅, reminds me of the last Calabar carnival.

If you haven’t experienced Calabar's weather and Obudu's hills, you’re missing out!

#instadaily #trending #calabarcarnival #vidsonsview #viralreels

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Her smile stopped me in my tracks as their band danced by on the carnival train - phone out, snapping pics while holding onto my gimbal for dear life!

Wrist pain's a small price to pay 😅, reminds me of the last Calabar carnival.

If you haven’t experienced Calabar's weather and Obudu's hills, you’re missing out!

#instadaily #trending #calabarcarnival #vidsonsview #viralreels

WE PLAY DIFFERENT WITH @officialsokito 🇳🇬🇳🇬

🇳🇬✨ This one’s special. On our Independence Day, we wanted to tell a story that feels like us, raw, local, full of hustle and heart.

Sokito gave us the boots, but it was the streets of Naija that gave it soul. From dusty pitches to bright green turf, football here isn’t just a game, it’s freedom, it’s unity, it’s that fire that keeps us moving forward.

Big love to the crew that made this happen @vtxco @vidsonsview @ariostories @chisom.chima , the models who brought the energy @fadeilll48 @ariostories and everyone who believed in this little dream. Couldn’t have done it without you all.

Here’s to the game, the grind, and to Naija. 💚🤍💚

#NaijaIndependence #sokito #footballisfreedom #football #nigeriaculture

Algeria Photo Dump 🇩🇿✨
Every frame had its own story. Here are a few worth sharing:

Frame 1 – The main hall was chaos with photographers colliding for stage shots. I tried something different, slipped into the green room, and found a performer willing to pose. Quick video on my camera, quick snap on my phone.

Frame 2 – After finishing edits overnight, a tour guide showed us around Algiers by morning. I dropped my phone to just enjoy the city, but later gave it a test — it still had magic.

Frame 3 – Here, police don’t openly carry guns. They use whistles. After a heavy downpour, I caught this rare frame of officers on duty.

Frame 4 – One late night (or early morning), I walked outside my hotel and stumbled on a glowing Chinese logograph. I still don’t know what it means, but it begged for a photo.

Frame 5 – My first subway experience ever — Algeria’s system is the oldest and cleanest in Africa (maybe even the world). Smooth ride, every moment worth it.

Frame 6 – Hotel exchange rates were strangling, so we turned to the local street shops. Fair value, no stress.

Algeria was beautiful — every frame, a story. ❤️
شكرًا - shkran - thanks

Algeria Photo Dump 🇩🇿✨
Every frame had its own story. Here are a few worth sharing:

Frame 1 – The main hall was chaos with photographers colliding for stage shots. I tried something different, slipped into the green room, and found a performer willing to pose. Quick video on my camera, quick snap on my phone.

Frame 2 – After finishing edits overnight, a tour guide showed us around Algiers by morning. I dropped my phone to just enjoy the city, but later gave it a test — it still had magic.

Frame 3 – Here, police don’t openly carry guns. They use whistles. After a heavy downpour, I caught this rare frame of officers on duty.

Frame 4 – One late night (or early morning), I walked outside my hotel and stumbled on a glowing Chinese logograph. I still don’t know what it means, but it begged for a photo.

Frame 5 – My first subway experience ever — Algeria’s system is the oldest and cleanest in Africa (maybe even the world). Smooth ride, every moment worth it.

Frame 6 – Hotel exchange rates were strangling, so we turned to the local street shops. Fair value, no stress.

Algeria was beautiful — every frame, a story. ❤️
شكرًا - shkran - thanks

Algeria Photo Dump 🇩🇿✨
Every frame had its own story. Here are a few worth sharing:

Frame 1 – The main hall was chaos with photographers colliding for stage shots. I tried something different, slipped into the green room, and found a performer willing to pose. Quick video on my camera, quick snap on my phone.

Frame 2 – After finishing edits overnight, a tour guide showed us around Algiers by morning. I dropped my phone to just enjoy the city, but later gave it a test — it still had magic.

Frame 3 – Here, police don’t openly carry guns. They use whistles. After a heavy downpour, I caught this rare frame of officers on duty.

Frame 4 – One late night (or early morning), I walked outside my hotel and stumbled on a glowing Chinese logograph. I still don’t know what it means, but it begged for a photo.

Frame 5 – My first subway experience ever — Algeria’s system is the oldest and cleanest in Africa (maybe even the world). Smooth ride, every moment worth it.

Frame 6 – Hotel exchange rates were strangling, so we turned to the local street shops. Fair value, no stress.

Algeria was beautiful — every frame, a story. ❤️
شكرًا - shkran - thanks

Algeria Photo Dump 🇩🇿✨
Every frame had its own story. Here are a few worth sharing:

Frame 1 – The main hall was chaos with photographers colliding for stage shots. I tried something different, slipped into the green room, and found a performer willing to pose. Quick video on my camera, quick snap on my phone.

Frame 2 – After finishing edits overnight, a tour guide showed us around Algiers by morning. I dropped my phone to just enjoy the city, but later gave it a test — it still had magic.

Frame 3 – Here, police don’t openly carry guns. They use whistles. After a heavy downpour, I caught this rare frame of officers on duty.

Frame 4 – One late night (or early morning), I walked outside my hotel and stumbled on a glowing Chinese logograph. I still don’t know what it means, but it begged for a photo.

Frame 5 – My first subway experience ever — Algeria’s system is the oldest and cleanest in Africa (maybe even the world). Smooth ride, every moment worth it.

Frame 6 – Hotel exchange rates were strangling, so we turned to the local street shops. Fair value, no stress.

Algeria was beautiful — every frame, a story. ❤️
شكرًا - shkran - thanks

Algeria Photo Dump 🇩🇿✨
Every frame had its own story. Here are a few worth sharing:

Frame 1 – The main hall was chaos with photographers colliding for stage shots. I tried something different, slipped into the green room, and found a performer willing to pose. Quick video on my camera, quick snap on my phone.

Frame 2 – After finishing edits overnight, a tour guide showed us around Algiers by morning. I dropped my phone to just enjoy the city, but later gave it a test — it still had magic.

Frame 3 – Here, police don’t openly carry guns. They use whistles. After a heavy downpour, I caught this rare frame of officers on duty.

Frame 4 – One late night (or early morning), I walked outside my hotel and stumbled on a glowing Chinese logograph. I still don’t know what it means, but it begged for a photo.

Frame 5 – My first subway experience ever — Algeria’s system is the oldest and cleanest in Africa (maybe even the world). Smooth ride, every moment worth it.

Frame 6 – Hotel exchange rates were strangling, so we turned to the local street shops. Fair value, no stress.

Algeria was beautiful — every frame, a story. ❤️
شكرًا - shkran - thanks

Algeria Photo Dump 🇩🇿✨
Every frame had its own story. Here are a few worth sharing:

Frame 1 – The main hall was chaos with photographers colliding for stage shots. I tried something different, slipped into the green room, and found a performer willing to pose. Quick video on my camera, quick snap on my phone.

Frame 2 – After finishing edits overnight, a tour guide showed us around Algiers by morning. I dropped my phone to just enjoy the city, but later gave it a test — it still had magic.

Frame 3 – Here, police don’t openly carry guns. They use whistles. After a heavy downpour, I caught this rare frame of officers on duty.

Frame 4 – One late night (or early morning), I walked outside my hotel and stumbled on a glowing Chinese logograph. I still don’t know what it means, but it begged for a photo.

Frame 5 – My first subway experience ever — Algeria’s system is the oldest and cleanest in Africa (maybe even the world). Smooth ride, every moment worth it.

Frame 6 – Hotel exchange rates were strangling, so we turned to the local street shops. Fair value, no stress.

Algeria was beautiful — every frame, a story. ❤️
شكرًا - shkran - thanks

Gifts open doors,
Loyalty and learning keep us moving.

The best chapter is still ahead—
Grateful for every co-author,
And to God, the Greatest Author.

#vidsonsview #travelphotos #algeria #iatf

Gifts open doors,
Loyalty and learning keep us moving.

The best chapter is still ahead—
Grateful for every co-author,
And to God, the Greatest Author.

#vidsonsview #travelphotos #algeria #iatf

Gifts open doors,
Loyalty and learning keep us moving.

The best chapter is still ahead—
Grateful for every co-author,
And to God, the Greatest Author.

#vidsonsview #travelphotos #algeria #iatf

Gifts open doors,
Loyalty and learning keep us moving.

The best chapter is still ahead—
Grateful for every co-author,
And to God, the Greatest Author.

#vidsonsview #travelphotos #algeria #iatf

Gifts open doors,
Loyalty and learning keep us moving.

The best chapter is still ahead—
Grateful for every co-author,
And to God, the Greatest Author.

#vidsonsview #travelphotos #algeria #iatf

Gifts open doors,
Loyalty and learning keep us moving.

The best chapter is still ahead—
Grateful for every co-author,
And to God, the Greatest Author.

#vidsonsview #travelphotos #algeria #iatf

Gifts open doors,
Loyalty and learning keep us moving.

The best chapter is still ahead—
Grateful for every co-author,
And to God, the Greatest Author.

#vidsonsview #travelphotos #algeria #iatf

Grenada stills from my phone to your eyes.

Grenada stills from my phone to your eyes.

Grenada stills from my phone to your eyes.

Grenada stills from my phone to your eyes.

It’s my birthday 🎉
Grateful to God almighty for growth

📸: @chima_visuals

It’s my birthday 🎉
Grateful to God almighty for growth

📸: @chima_visuals

It’s my birthday 🎉
Grateful to God almighty for growth

📸: @chima_visuals

May your troubles be less and your blessings be more and nothing but happiness walk through your door 🥂
#thetoastseries #vidsonsview #instadaily