teeo: Where is the image of Boko Haram

if u get any ,it would be greatly appreciated by providing one.

where is obj in dat picx?
i think he is nt dere or is d painting deceiving me.

THIEFS U DON SEE THE WAY WE UNA KEEP OUR COUNTRY GOD GO JUDGE ALL OF UNA........

Joe88: You could attempt an interpretation of the painting before you in your own words and thoughts. Lets have a feel of your observatory and artistic consciousness. It goes beyond faces of ex-presidents.

The history of Nigeria is the biography of these men...

Joe88: You could attempt an interpretation of the painting before you in your own words and thoughts. Lets have a feel of your observatory and artistic consciousness. It goes beyond faces of ex-presidents.

june 12.
what happened/happens on the 12th of june

Obj is too fine in that painting na

romzyxy: where is obj in dat picx?
i think he is nt dere or is d painting deceiving me.

He's under GEJ and Yar'adua

besocial: Past leaders

Including GEJ








Dir is God Ooooo!

priscaoge:
Can u hear urself

No o...gimme a hearing aid pls... Nonsense.

The Gap in June 12 made me sobber. Nigerians have really suffered enough. O Lord, help us bring the good times back again. We can do in 2015.

Good painting but you made OBJ handsome and therefore almost unrecognizable.

Must you paint GEJ looking like a clown?

Joe88: You could attempt an interpretation of the painting before you in your own words and thoughts. Lets have a feel of your observatory and artistic consciousness. It goes beyond faces of ex-presidents.

Awon jegudujera! They've all failed us, especially the khaki boys.

There's a lot of meaning to it...cool piece

Nice bur jonathan no fine lyk dis na

I see d faces of leaders of the day bfor yesterday, leaders of yesterday, leaders of today, and they are still d leaders of tomorro and next tomorro. Mhwwwwwwch

in d yellow painting. Obafemi Awolowo has this hopeful look on him, more like a gaze into a promising future..while the other man, (not sure of his name) looks somewhat satisfied. GEJ looks close to tears ..and Yaradua looks ill.

Why does GEJ look like a deranged hórny piece of shìt? Do you hate him that much>?

Different regimes since our independence with the background painting showing the state of the nation during these regimes.I love the way you depicted MKO Abiola, the shadowy figure with the June 12 tag meaning the head of state that never was. Brilliant work of art. However, in my opinion, i'd prefer an extension of the red background of the military regime to this our post military era with a progressive deepening of the redness over the years till now. That's a perfect picture of the state of the nation now

Davijunson: No o...gimme a hearing aid pls... Nonsense.

No wonder. Get well soon

Past nd present looters.

No one noticed the splitting of the country in half.

SELENAqueensy: Obj is too fine in that painting na

He is photogenic

Joe88 it is beautiful! Who is the guy in blue with the military rulers and why is he blue?

feezy: hmmmmm MEN THEM>.>.... CANT WAIT FOR MY OWN PICTURE TO BE PAINTED AMOUNGS THEM

With your grammar, I think I know a better picture for you to be in. Unfortunately, I'm not a painter.

Joe88: You could attempt an interpretation of the painting before you in your own words and thoughts. Lets have a feel of your observatory and artistic consciousness. It goes beyond faces of ex-presidents.

if I could afford it I will pay you N10m for the painting. The intrisic value is just mind blowing though you could do more aesthetic wise especially with getting facial resemblance.

They are the reason Nigeria is still like this

BadBoy25: you guys are a bunch of annoying idiiots

And yet you can't stay away from us. Isn't that hypocritical? One would have thought that at the rate with which you criticize Nigerians, you would have long packed your bags and pitched your tent elsewhere in a different forum with perhaps a different group of people who aren't African/Nigerian? Just saying.........

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Nice painting OP.