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Dozens of benin bronzes that once adorned the royal palace of the Kingdom of Benin in southern Nigeria will be on display in Berlin for the last time on Saturday, before being returned to their original homes.
The Ethnological Museum in Berlin currently houses 530 objects originating in the Kingdom of Benin, including around 440 bronzes, and is considered to be the largest collection behind the British Museum in London.
Foreword by Prof. Tosan Blessing Facebook
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