See contemporary Nigerian art at Thought Pyramid in Wuse II
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Thought Pyramid Art Centre on Libreville Crescent in Wuse II is a contemporary art space that runs changing exhibitions of Nigerian artists, including a 50-work solo show by Professor Chike Aniakor in November 2025. It also hosts performances and artist events alongside the shows. Check what is on before you go, because exhibitions rotate and websites list different opening hours. Treat it as a calm two-hour stop after the busier markets and ask the staff about the artists on view.
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See contemporary Nigerian art at Thought Pyramid in Wuse II18 Libreville Crescent, Wuse II
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