I just stumbled into this on facebook but I just couldn't come to terms with this piece. I've stared so hard am almost turning my phone over to try and see the picture from behind [as if to find something to prove it's not a drawing] lol. I Had to visit his Facebook page to my greatest surprise I found more mind-blowing photos.. To read more and see more photos visit http://www.9jareports.com/2016/03/nigeria-got-talent-unbelievable-art.html?m=1

@JEFFIZY: I don't entirely agree with your statement. Just because it i'sn't a popular jingo like sports,politics & entertainment doesn't mean those who do it aren't making money from it bigtime. Try visiting some art museums from Muson Centre to the popular TerraKulture exhibits are still held regularly. Art is more of passion than waiting whether Nigeria is big on something. The key is to keep evolving & learning to stay relevant otherwise vice-versa.
Thanks to digital technology,Nigerian artists are freelancing online via the links from Fiverr,Freelancer,Upwork,54Artistry etc. Nigerian & African comics are being recognised globally so in my opinion the future is still bright.

jeffizy:
Super talent!!

Unfortunately, Nigeria is not big on arts.
The daily hustle and survival is a form of art on it's own.

@MARTINI2016: Amazing work by the artist. Nigeria has always had talent & produce more because naturally they're creative & entrepreneurial.

martini2016:
I just stumbled into this on facebook but I just couldn't come to terms with this piece. I've stared so hard am almost turning my phone over to try and see the picture from behind [as if to find something to prove it's not a drawing] lol. I Had to visit his Facebook page to my greatest surprise I found more mind-blowing photos.. To read more and see more photos visit http://www.9jareports.com/2016/03/nigeria-got-talent-unbelievable-art.html?m=1

Thank you guys for your contribution, just like I stated on my Facebook page, I promise to help promote Nigeria Raw Talent. #IsupportNigeriaRawTalent#