man he was literally a genius with wood 
i mean 90 is old age for anyone but the guy was still creating masterpieces at that age its like he was defying gravity or something 
i also love how humble he was considering all the awards and recognition he got, dude just wanted to help his community and family 
thats what it's all about
i mean 90 is old age for anyone but the guy was still creating masterpieces at that age its like he was defying gravity or something i also love how humble he was considering all the awards and recognition he got, dude just wanted to help his community and family thats what it's all about
. He was an icon in the Nigerian art scene, leaving behind an incredible legacy of beautiful carvings that will be remembered for generations to come 
. I'm glad to see he got the recognition he deserved during his lifetime, including being featured in some of the world's most prestigious museums 
. His humility and generosity are a great example of how art can bring people together and make a positive impact on communities 
they're like nothing i've ever seen before and he's also an inspiration to anyone who's passionate about art or community service 
like how he'd donate his time to support local artists and artisans that's the kind of legacy we should all strive for 
. I mean, he started carving at 9 years old, can you imagine? And to think that all those years of hard work and dedication led to him being exhibited in some of the world's most renowned museums like the Met in NYC 
️. It just goes to show that with passion and talent, anything is possible 
. His legacy will live on through his art and the countless lives he touched