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Nigeria’s museum agrees with royal ruler on custody of Benin Bronzes – Reuters

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May 11, 2025
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In a critically important development in teh ongoing discourse surrounding cultural heritage and restitution, NigeriaS National Museum has reached an agreement with the Oba of Benin regarding the custody of the renowned Benin Bronzes. This decision marks a pivotal step in addressing the historical injustices surrounding the looted artifacts, which were taken from the Kingdom of benin during British colonial expansion in the late 19th century. The Bronzes, a stunning array of plaques and sculptures that reflect the rich history and artistry of the Benin Kingdom, have become symbolic of the broader movement advocating for the return of cultural treasures to their countries of origin. As dialogues continue over ownership and repatriation, this agreement sets the stage for further discussions on the stewardship and future of these invaluable pieces of Nigeria’s heritage.

Nigeria Achieves Breakthrough in Benin Bronzes Custody Dispute

Nigeria has taken significant strides in resolving…

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Author : Isabella Rossi

Publish date : 2025-05-11 07:54:00

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