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Nkanga is the eye behind Rapper Olamide's 6th album cover (The Glory), Lil Kesh's first album cover, Ycee's the first wave EP cover, Maryokun's first album cover, The Mayor of Lagos and promotional images for Mr Eazi's Lagos to London mixtape. In 2018, Nkanga started handling tour content for British singer Not3s.

In October 2016, she launched Clicks and Tones; a photography trademark operating under her company, Emily Nkanga Photography, which focuses solely on documenting music concerts. A year later, Clicks and tones evolved into a media platform creating visual content to promote non-mainstream artistes with Nkanga remaining as the creative director.

Since 2014 Nkanga has built a significant client base made up of A-list Nigerian celebrities and Organizations; including Olamide, M.I Abaga, Falz, Ycee, Lil Kesh, Reminisce, Runtown, Trace TV, Chocolate City Music amongst others. She has also worked for the Lagos State Government, Let’s Talk Humanity and Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative (NURHI); a project which is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Nkanga has been involved in a number of projects, including an ethnographic research/documentation of the Boko Haram internally displaced people in northeast Nigeria.

Nkanga has been recognized by several Nigerian mainstream newspapers, including The Nation, Vanguard, The Guardian Newspapers, Daily Tribune, This Day, The Sun, My Streetz Magazine, Inside Watch Africa, Pulse Nigeria, 360 Nobs amongst others. In August 2014, Nkanga won the NTC Award for the most outstanding female in photography. She was also named as one of the "20 upcoming young photographers to watch" by City People Magazine in July 2014 and in 2016, she won the Ibom Future Youth Award in creative photography.

In 2012, Nkanga began taking interest in photography after previously experimenting with other forms of art. She began an internship with renowned Nigerian photographer, August Udoh in his company Orbit Imagery, and after her internship in 2013, she got a break into the entertainment industry. In 2014, with the mentoring of The Zone Agency (then M.et.al Entertainment), Nkanga began taking pictures at live events and concerts.