Lagos - Westafrica`s Creative Powerhouse I Art.See.Africa

[@hottafyah6278]

Amazing powerful and meaningful art! please post more African art videos. Well done

[@nonodlamini]

Love this series 👌🏾 🖼 🎨

[@pbghosh5305]

Narration has been par excellence, allowing us to understand it from a far-off country. Africa has been our ancestors' home millions of years ago.✨️

[@SaidiOlufeko-wb8os]

Well done I miss lagos

[@BANKUREACTS]

This is very informative and great 🤌🏾 Pure African artistry 🖼️🖌️

[@ArA-og1dv]

t-Ankh U very Much!... dis Caribbean Lady traveled may times t WAfrika n Naija art Tour is on my travellista. Ase

[@DBLARRY999]

Worked in Lagos for 5 years back to early 2010s. Missing old time..

[@NewYorkerinLondon7]

👏🏽🙌🏽✨

[@temiladealamudun5063]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@fistandpen2505]

The artist profiles were fantastic, but DW profiles are always weird and voyeuristic. shaky cameras etc. Also, Makoko is not required for every Nigeria profile, nor colonial history - imagine profiling the UK and each time highlighting their role as enslavers from mid 19th century... or Germans as N@zis...

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Aptly on 👍💯💯

[@blackoralArt]

​​@@fistandpen2505 every western video on Nigeria without showing Makoko is not complete, they are obsessed with that place That's why its important for Africans to tell our own stories cos the western narrative is often one sided- mostly negative

[@nmg1909]

If una neva show slums in Africa, una neva shown anitin. Nonsense. Homeless pipo full America's Street but una no go do documentary there except Africa. Nonsense.