Muhammed A.

Abuja, Nigeria

$75 - $500 / Day

About

Muhammed Akinyemi is a multimedia journalist from Nigeria. He enjoys innovating around storytelling and currently works on accessibility-focused interactive reporting models. He has about a half-decade of experience covering development, tech and economy in Nigeria. He employs OSINT tools like satellite imagery in his reporting.

Top Services

Art Director
Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
Senior Producer / Project Manager

Top Projects

Produced for BCM/HumAngle
All Die Na Die Documentary
This documentary looks at the illegal oil refining that is causing irreversible damage to the environment, the people, and the air in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, South-south Nigeria. Although the government claims it has dismantled illegal refining sites, a visit to different refining sites confirms otherwise.
- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
- Reporter / Journalist
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Senior Producer / Project Manager
- Transcriber
- Art Director
Produced for Unbias the News
It’s The Little Things: Life As A Visually Impaired Person
Despite the difficulties Nigerian society imposes on people with visual impairments, many lead everyday lives. But sighted people manage to make life unnerving for them.
- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Senior Producer / Project Manager
- Transcriber
- Art Director
Produced for BCM/HumAngle
All Die Na Die: At The Heart Of Nigeria’s Soot Problem
This documentary looks at the illegal oil refining that is causing irreversible damage to the environment, the people, and the air in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, South-south Nigeria. Although the government claims it has dismantled illegal refining sites, a visit to different refining sites confirms otherwise.
- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
- Creative Director
- Documentary DP
- Reporter / Journalist
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Senior Producer / Project Manager
- Transcriber
- Art Director
Ruins Of Nyiragongo
In May 2021, a volcano erupted in the Virunga mountains of Democratic Republic of Congo. At least 450,000 people were displaced in Nyiragongo, Goma, with many people unable to return to their normal lives. Over a year later, life has attempted to return to normal but normal is impossible to achieve as former homeowners now live as displaced people, watching what is left of their home, as the actively billowing volcano, threatens to return. What will the government do?
- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
- Documentary DP
- Reporter / Journalist
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Senior Producer / Project Manager
- Transcriber
- Art Director

Equipment

Camera

4K Camera
Action Camera

Camera

Audio

Lavalier Microphone

Audio

Miscellaneous

External Recorder
Stabilizer

Miscellaneous

All Services

Production Support

Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
Documentary DP
Reporter / Journalist
News Shooter / Video Journalist

Production Support

Post Production

Transcriber

Post Production

Miscellaneous

Copy Editor
Creative Director
Copywriter
Senior Producer / Project Manager
Art Director

Talent Discovery

Creator Management Platform

Glimmer Studios

Muhammed A.

About

Top Services

Top Projects

All Die Na Die Documentary

It’s The Little Things: Life As A Visually Impaired Person

All Die Na Die: At The Heart Of Nigeria’s Soot Problem

Ruins Of Nyiragongo

Equipment

Camera

Audio

Miscellaneous

All Services

Production Support

Post Production

Miscellaneous