Ask an African or non-African about the deeper parts of African culture and you'll find them curling back to history books just to get an information or two.
 
My love and passion for humanity has definitely given me a chance to channel my energy into representing my culture.
 
The underdeveloped parts of life surrounding Africa has inspired me to give what I can to my people and the society using Art as a yardstick to breathe a new life into the continent.
 
I have come to realize that to move from the past doesn't mean not to study history but to reflect the past while still celebrating the future .
We learnt that numerous idols and crafts that were taken away from our motherland during the time of colonialism were taken for prices that were way below their worth or for no price at all leaving people with little or no trace of their tradition and because of tha

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AYO OPON; This is traditional game played on a carved wooden board usually between two persons, the objects play being the Ayo seeds which is 48 in number and the Opon which is the Holder (carved wooden board) of 12 holes. 
This is a game common in West Africa and some part of North Africa. It’s a popular game among the Yoruba people of West-Southern Nigeria. 

AYO OPON (Traditional Board Game)

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