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Nigeria Hails US over Benin Bronzes' Repatriation, To Exhibit Returned Artworks - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Hails US over Benin Bronzes' Repatriation, To Exhibit Returned Artworks

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Nigeria to exhibit returned Benin Bronze from US ― Minister - Vimarsana News

Nigeria to exhibit returned Benin Bronze from US ― Minister

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has commended the United States for the repatriation to Nigeria of 23 Benin

U.S. returns 23 looted Benin bronzes to Nigeria - National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

U.S. returns 23 looted Benin bronzes to Nigeria - National Accord Newspaper

The United States has repatriated to Nigeria, 23 Benin Bronzes, part of the thousands of artifacts that were looted by the British during their invasion of Benin Kingdom in 1897.

US returns smuggled ancient artefacts to Libya - Vimarsana News

US returns smuggled ancient artefacts to Libya

Libya boasts many ancient Greek and Roman structures, along with a wealth of ancient artefacts in its major museum in the capital of Tripoli.

BENIN BRONZES: NOW, THE LOOTERS HAVE GOT THE MESSAGE… - Vimarsana News

BENIN BRONZES: NOW, THE LOOTERS HAVE GOT THE MESSAGE…

Despite the reluctance of the foreign museums in the custody of stolen Nigerian artefacts to part with them, the planned return of looted Benin Bronzes, among other successes, attests to the federal government’s resolve to recover these cultural objects. Okechukwu Uwaezuoke reports “We are coming for you,” the Information and Culture Minister Lai Mohammed had announced before a coterie of culture journalists during a press conference in Lagos. No, these words – beneath which lurked an obvious threat – were not directed at the journalists. They were rather directed at ...