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Jul 21, 2020 32 min

Be more with Osahon Evbuomwan #YOUAREENOUGH

from The JM show Hosted by Judith Ebengho

In this episode, Osahon takes us on a journey of exploring multiple passions. Do you do a lot of things and sometimes other people think you are confused? To learn how to tie it all together, jump right into this episode. Osahon Evbuomwan is a commercial photographer born and raised in Benin, the capital city of Edo State Nigeria. Osahon's interest in photography developed from his love for art and a deep curiosity, and a willingness to test and explore. He was once the President of the Student Photography Enthusiasts club at the University of Benin. He has also served as the Official Photographer to the State Coordinator National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Oyo State. He is a Contributor at TELLTHATSTORY and Creative Director/Lead Photographer at TOIGE where he leads a full creative team delivering quality images with great efficiency and ease. He also founded THE ATELIER a photography studio in Benin city. He is a Brand Consultant, and Teacher with an interest in art, education, and business. Connect with Osahon on Instagram @toige_ and on his website: www.toige.com.ng Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram @thejm.show. Kindly send in your questions via voice notes or email [email protected]. Use the hashtag #TheJMTribe when sharing your nuggets from this episode. Thank you for subscribing, listening, reviewing, and rating this podcast.

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