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World Reacts To Britain's Offer To 'loan' Nigeria Their OWN Bronze Statues by olametrix(m): 8:13pm On Jun 23, 2018 |
22 JUNE 2018 1 MIN READ World reacts to Britain's offer to 'loan' Nigeria their OWN bronze statues in TshisaLIVE by Chrizelda Kekana Some of the artifacts that are part of the Benin Bronze collection. Some of the artifacts that are part of the Benin Bronze collection. Image: Via Twitter/Al Jazeera The proposal by the British to "loan" instead of returning the rare Benin Bronzes artefacts has left the internet in a frenzy. Twitter came alive on Thursday night after Al Jazeera (English) shared an insert in which they showed Hannah Boulton, the British Museum spokesperson explain that not all their African collections in the museum were looted. It was reported that the British were open to the idea of loaning Nigerians the artefacts which were taken by British forces in 1897. "It is absolutely not the case that everything in the museum's African collection was plundered or looted or whatever phrase you wan to use. But obviously there are certain circumstances or certain events that happened and certain examples like the Benin Bronzes where that material wouldn't have come into the collection the same way today," she said. Watch the insert below: According to The Telegraph UK, the rare statues ended up in museums and galleries around the world. Nigeria has sought their return since independence from Britain in 1960. Twitter was shocked that the British could really make such an offer to the Nigerians, considering the fact that the rare artefact actually belong to Nigeria. They had just the memes to express their shock. Some even suggested that maybe Black Panther's Kill Monger to go get them. Source:https://www.timeslive.co.za/amp/tshisa-live/tshisa-live/2018-06-22-world-reacts-to-britains-offer-to-loan-nigeria-their-own-bronze-statues/ |
Re: World Reacts To Britain's Offer To 'loan' Nigeria Their OWN Bronze Statues by DOUBLEWAHALA: 8:28pm On Jun 23, 2018 |
thank God i dont know what is BRONZE… |
Re: World Reacts To Britain's Offer To 'loan' Nigeria Their OWN Bronze Statues by African101(m): 9:18pm On Jun 23, 2018 |
This is one of the results of bible in one hand and gun in the other one, the choice is yours while our wealth was looted. God will judge the westerners. |
Re: World Reacts To Britain's Offer To 'loan' Nigeria Their OWN Bronze Statues by gregyboy(m): 9:48pm On Jun 23, 2018 |
This is a very good step... Even the world is shocked i just wonder if we are great as a supposed nation the world would be shocked of our everyday greatness....the art carries nigeria as a country not benin ...benin bronze is just a means of identification thank you |
Re: World Reacts To Britain's Offer To 'loan' Nigeria Their OWN Bronze Statues by babydioku(f): 1:12pm On Jun 24, 2018 |
give it back for what? thats a war bounty. let them keep it |
Re: World Reacts To Britain's Offer To 'loan' Nigeria Their OWN Bronze Statues by gregyboy(m): 2:33pm On Jun 24, 2018 |
babydioku: Are you a girl or a boy.? I believe u are a guy if indeed ur a girl i believe u shouldn't be among the feminist ... On the other hand i wish i could fuc* ur pussy and say its a pussy bounty u cant give no one else except how u like that |
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