priscaoge:
No wonder. Get well soon

hehehe.... Yu're definitely not serious.

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Making sense

you all celebrate your Nigeria...meanwhile..

#Eledumare bless Ile-Oduduwa

blink182: 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.

thanks sir, your suggestion is well noted.

What a beautiful art that communicate with intelligent people through it's colour,kudos to the artist

I think I would love to name the paint "change" or development in view or u can just call it stages of change
Nice work

teeo: Where is the image of Boko Haram

As at the time I did the painting, boko-haram was just springing. Nice observation though. A painting is most effective when it captures a particular period of time.

Nice one the "red" era of tyrannical military rule and the present "sky blue toned" democracy.

Yes indeed democracy is good for Nigeria.

Now you can dream and see your dreams come true, not like before when your dreams were burnt and stamped out into their own ashes by military jackboot.

Indeeed this is what democracy is:the freedom to dream, the freedom to strive for a better life.

Linda is living her dream, Seun is , you are, we all are. It may not be perfect but appreciate it... theres full blown horrific wars in many other places.

So let me say Thank You for showing us the beauty of our democracy in comparison to the past eras

Our democracy is far from perfect, but lets cherish and protect it as much as possible as we consider the alternative of red eras coming again.

A wonderful painting although you need to work a little bit on your likenesses

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

The guy in blue is Shehu Usman Aliyu Shagari, he served as the President of Nigeria’s Second Republic (1979–1983), after the handover of power by General Olusegun Obasanjo's military government. The second republic was supposed to liberate(reason for the blue) the people from the horrors of the Military regimes. There was a beam of hope, whether or not that hope was dashed or sustained remains a question for the gods.

nice pictures...that's all for now

besocial: Past leaders

More like pest leaders....

Most of the guys there deserve an overdose. Of otapiapia..

Nice piece, not into art stuff bt I can drop my opinion abt what I observed in the pic
We have three smiling ex president named Nnamdi Azikiwe, Tafawa Balewa and Olusegun Obasanjo
They had a good time when running the nation. Both Nnamdi and Tafawa witnessed the transition from colonial rule into being a republic.
The red color background of our ex military and the ugly look of the nation underneath depict how there rule was. Cos it was full of chaos. The dark image of MKO bringing abt June 12 shows dat he wasn't recognised. GEJ looks frustrated cos of the fact that he is facing a lot of difficulties during his reign. Yar'adua looks pitiful in dat picture. And the sky scrappers underneath GEJ and co brought to light the peace witnessed after the military rule.

Op nice art work

priscaoge:
"G" is for "GoodLuck"

yes, nd a fedora hat almost covering the whole space ...

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

As an Ex-great thief? smh

This is "le painting du bandits".. lol...
Still an awesome piece though..and very amazing imagination

It's ....inspiring and it says so much. personaly i think obj should be 3/4 in red, but oh well.

Benswaggy:
As an Ex-great thief? smh

Who cares, so far I am not caught in the act. Hiann... Presidency on my mind jorre YIMU

Joe88: The guy in blue is Shehu Usman Aliyu Shagari, he served as the President of Nigeria’s Second Republic (1979–1983), after the handover of power by General Olusegun Obasanjo's military government. The second republic was supposed to liberate(reason for the blue) the people from the horrors of the Military regimes. There was a beam of hope, whether or not that hope was dashed or sustained remains a question for the gods.

the gods have spoken they will regret not using the power to nation build!

besocial:
Past leaders

what of present leaders,