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Nigeria’s ‘brain drain’ in focus at major art fair

By Reuters
24 November 2023   |   3:25 am
With Nigeria suffering as talented, young people leave the country for opportunities abroad, the Art X Lagos art fair has been promoting discussions around such issues through nostalgia.

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