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Akran of badagry Stock Photos and Images
RM2AH8241–Nigeria, Marking on reverse: 'Badagry 1927'An unidentified chief, perhaps the Akran of Badagry, is seated wearing elaborate embroidered robes with a high-sided and tasselled cap. He holds a staff of office and is surrounded by children sitting on the ground, one of whom holds a fan edged with feathers, 1927. 2000/098/2/97.
RF2A7RJCG–A Gelede Masker receiving a call during the Annual Black Heritage Festival, Badagry, Lagos Nigeria.
RF2F7653R–Gelede Masquerades dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria.
RF2F76530–Gelede Masquerades dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria.
RF2F7654D–Gelede Masquerades dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria.
RF2F76546–Gelede Masquerades dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria.
RF2A7RHFX–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RH89–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RHGT–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RHGB–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RJ8B–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RH8N–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RH5E–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RMPC–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RJM4–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RMJN–Men in Gelede Masks dancing to the beat of the spirit during the annual Lagos Black Heritage festival at the historical Slave Trade of Badagry Beach, Lagos Nigeria. Gelede Masquerades are being celebrated in South West Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7WEWK–Gelede Masker garbage in their beautiful costumes parading the streets of Lagos during the annual Lagos Carnival which hosted millions of tourists into the country annually.
RF2A7WEX5–Young Gelede Maskers garbage in their beautiful costumes parading the streets of Lagos during the annual Lagos Carnival which hosted millions of tourists into the country annually.
RF2A7WE98–Young Gelede Maskers garbage in their beautiful costumes parading the streets of Lagos during the annual Lagos Carnival which hosted millions of tourists into the country annually.
RF2A7RN3E–Zangbeto Masquerade dancing at the Annual Black Heritage Festival in Badagry, Lagos Nigeria.
RF2F7656J–Zangbeto Masquerade dancing at the Annual Black Heritage Festival in Badagry, Lagos Nigeria.
RF2A7RN1H–Zangbeto Masquerade dancing at the Annual Black Heritage Festival in Badagry, Lagos Nigeria.
RF2F76554–Zangbeto Masquerade dancing at the Annual Black Heritage Festival in Badagry, Lagos Nigeria.
RF2F7656E–Benin Republic cultural dancers performing during the Black Heritage Festival, Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria.
RF2F7654T–Foreign Tourists watching the Masquerade dancers during the Black Heritage Festival, Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria.
RF2A7RMYP–A man burning Zenbgeto Masquerade to showcase Africans Magical Power at the Annual Black Heritage Festival, Badagry, Lagos Nigeria.
RF2F7654Y–A man burning Zenbgeto Masquerade to showcase Africans Magical Power at the Annual Black Heritage Festival, Badagry, Lagos Nigeria.
RF2F7654N–Yoruba Masquerades performing during the Black Heritage Festival, Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria.
RF2F7654G–Yoruba Masquerades performing during the Black Heritage Festival, Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria.
RF2A7RM4C–Ori-Ade Masquerade in their traditional costume after their performance at Black Heritage Festival, Badagry, Lagos Nigeria.
RF2A7RJ9B–ORI-ADE Masks dancing at the Bank of Badagry Historical Slave Trade Beach during the Annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival.
RF2A7RJA6–ORI-ADE Masks dancing at the Bank of Badagry Historical Slave Trade Beach during the Annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival. The Masquerades are popularly celebrated among Yoruba people of southwest Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RJ8M–ORI-ADE Masks dancing at the Bank of Badagry Historical Slave Trade Beach during the Annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival. The Masquerades are popularly celebrated among Yoruba people of southwest Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RJKN–ORI-ADE Masks dancing at the Bank of Badagry Historical Slave Trade Beach during the Annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival. The Masquerades are popularly celebrated among Yoruba people of southwest Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RJGF–ORI-ADE Masks dancing at the Bank of Badagry Historical Slave Trade Beach during the Annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival. The Masquerades are popularly celebrated among Yoruba people of southwest Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RH2P–ORI-ADE Masks dancing at the Bank of Badagry Historical Slave Trade Beach during the Annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival. The Masquerades are popularly celebrated among Yoruba people of southwest Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
RF2A7RJX0–ORI-ADE Masks dancing at the Bank of Badagry Historical Slave Trade Beach during the Annual Lagos Black Heritage Festival. The Masquerades are popularly celebrated among Yoruba people of southwest Nigeria for ritual purposes and entertainment.
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