Didi Museum

5 Nero Musiq - 4 months ago

The assistant curator I met there is very knowledgeable

5 Brenda Nwafor - 5 months ago

Good ambience and a good place to learn of Nigeria what you can

5 Tobi Adebowale - 5 months ago

Great place for the arts.

5 Olubunmi Afuye - 3 years ago

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 great invention.

5 Bumble B - 8 months ago

Small Museum but interesting collection. The curator was very friendly and thoroughly described the stories behind each object amongst their collection. Would definitely recommend a visit when in Lagos.

5 mosope foluke - 3 weeks ago

Amazing art place

5 Efe Ikharo - a year ago

It's a place to be if you love arts. It's a private museum owned by Chief Newton Jibunoh. It has a wonderful display of Nigerian arts, that instantly make you feel connected to your roots. The ambience is also something to look forward to. I would definitely love to visit again.