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| Contraband … jerry cans are used to smuggle fuel out of the Gulf of Guinea to Togo. Photograph: Daniel Hayduk |
Pictures taken by the Canadian photographer Daniel Hayduk reveal an intriguing, but essential, aspect of the west African economy. Contraband fuel purchased legally in Nigeria, where subsidies keep prices much lower than in neighbouring countries, irrigates the economies of the whole region.
Every morning a flotilla of small boats approaches the Togolese coast, laden with Nigerian fuel. The jerry cans are...Read full article HERE
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