I don't know about you but for me, art is life. It is what inspires every single thing that I do every day. I met Mamani Kei, Davies Okundai in Nairobi and she invited me to come visit her gallery. Nikke Art Gallery, that's why I'm here today. It's a super honor to be visiting one of the galleries that is housing the most African art pieces. Right here in Lagos, Nigeria. So right now I'm just going to get into the gallery and see what it has to offer. Of course, meet Mama. I'm so excited. Come with me. Hi, Ola. Nice to meet you. I'm good and fine. I'm good to meet you. Good to meet you and to see you again as well. Welcome to Lagos. I'm Santé Sainé, which means thank you. He's allowed me to introduce him to my very good friend, His name is Ola. He's an artist. He's a bass in Nigeria and some of his artworks are here. Welcome you all to Nigeria. It's a pleasure having you. We welcome you especially to Nikke Art Gallery, where art is life. Everything about this gallery is life from birth to death, from creation to, you know. So feel free, go around, look around and enjoy the ambience, the comfort of the place. And the comfort of our Mama, our Mama. How are you? Nice to meet you. Kenny. Nice to meet you. From Kenya. Wow, welcome to Nigeria. Thank you very much. Welcome to Nikke Art Gallery. So we have about 25,000 piece of artworks all made by Nigerian artists. Now, as you can see, we have three more floors. I'll be your tour guide. I'll tell you more about the artworks, because it's not just about painting the art and the art traditions to it. So we are starting with Mama Nikke's artwork. She's the owner of this gallery. The gallery is named after Hyde, Nikke Art Gallery. And there's some of her brilliant pieces. This art is she's work called Swindleware Culture by Bukuarra. And this is actually one of Mama Nikke's work. And it's made with beat. Is it beat work? It can just have a look inside. It's a lot of work. It took her a year to finish each of this. It took her a year to have to dream. It took her a whole year. Oh yeah. She saw when she run out of colors. That she has only four colors. That was when she made this white life scene. This kind of reminds me of my home. You know, Kenya, Masai Mara. This is exactly the situation when you go to the wilderness. You get to see all these wild animals. So we have a lot of art. This is a mix of shakko. This is shakko fish. And what's her money? So we don't really need the rotational card for a party here in Nigeria. What we need is the club, the fabrics, the art shea, everything. So these are the different people with that art shea. This is the festival that don't for purity for the whole community. And here in this festival, I think we were told that for a king, if a king dies or I shift dies, they actually do this for rituals or something for the king. But now it is done here. And I wonder if kids die or shift die every year. But this festival is just like a tourist. So that people come in to the country to celebrate with the legacy of people. And I finally made it to the top of Niki Art Gallery. This is the fourth floor. And as you can see around the media, various wooden carvings and collections from very many years ago. Some of these precious items are as old as of 500 years. And most of them are collected from different countries in West Africa. It's been such an honor to be here at Niki Art Gallery. Thank you very much to everybody who hosted me. Most of these carvings around me were used for spiritual purposes. So I'm already feeling the vibe. So there's some vibes around here. It's kind of serene. So I don't want to keep talking and talking. We have access to the Niki Art Gallery. Today in Lagos, Nigeria. Now I'm going to go find an artwork that I can finally call my own. Thank you.