Didi Museum — Attraction in Lagos State

This museum is a place to be. The art works in the gallery takes you way back in time. A wonderful setup of a passionate and exposed person; willing to share his history, pain, love, achievements and dreams with the world. This with the aim of inspiring people to follow after their dreams and loved ones. The museum name says it all, as he named it after his late sister: revealing the strength in the blood bond. I can't begin to explain the meaning of the artworks but trust me, you'd have a guide to show you around these beautiful masterpieces. The serene environment allows for the growth of healthy relationships, ideas, and an ideal place for study. I must mention the glory of the piano seated right under our heros past and the creative chair of merging the unthinkable in a graceful harmony. Our cultures are ably represented both in Nigeria and beyond. I give kudos to you Doc for this...

This museum/gallery is small and quaint but has very beautiful art and memorabilia. No reservations are necessary and their viewing hours are free. They have temporary exhibitions and occasionally switch things up so you’re likely to see different collections if you have separate visits that are weeks/months apart. During my visit, I got to enjoy the collection of Uche Edochie and Ayoola’s art. I’m eager to visit again to discover more works of other local artists I don’t know about.

The only downside of the location of the gallery is that it is not accessible to individuals with mobility issues. There’s only one entrance and it has a fairly long...

It was founded in memory of Edith Jibunoh (DIDI), late sister of the founder who died at an early age. The institution was inaugurated by His Royal Highness, Alhaji Ado Bayero, the Emir of Kano who is also the Charman of the Board of Trustees.

The inaugural exhibition featured two painters, Kenny Adamson and Adam Ajunam and they exhibited over 75 works in the five-day exhibition. The number of visitors was about 1200. In the words of the then Director-General of the National Commission of Museums and Monuments, Dr Ekpo Eyo, “it was an excellent first attempt of this kind of venture by a...