37 reactions | Stolen history on display—The Benin Bronzes sit in the British Museum, far from the kingdom that birthed them. Sacred, looted, and long overdue for return #britishempire #edo #fyp #art #viralvideo | Yemzbo Edutainment | Facebook

David Olusoga explains how Africa's magnificent Benin Bronzes ended up on display at the British Museum. | BBC

🇧🇯 Standing at nearly 30 meters tall, the Amazone Monument in Benin is one of the tallest statues in Africa. It honors the legendary female warriors of the Kingdom of Dahomey, known for their strength, discipline, and courage. More than a monument, it’s a symbol of resistance, pride, and African power that still inspires generations today. 🎥 @johneke_ @naijapilot ________________ FR | 🇧🇯 S’élevant à près de 30 mètres de haut, le Monument de l’Amazone au Bénin est l’une des plus grandes stat

The return of the Benin bronzes to Nigeria has sparked a heated debate in Germany. DW explains the different perspectives - German, Nigerian, European and North American. | DW Africa

19K views · 258 reactions | “I think that they properly reside in the British Museum.” Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden tells Keme Nzerem the looted Benin Bronzes should “reside” in the British Museum, but that it doesn’t mean Britain can’t “share” them with Nigeria. | Channel 4 News | Facebook