Artworks worth N400m lost as fire ravages Abuja Craft Village
19 December 2017 |
11:46 am
Over 20 shops filled with artworks were destroyed in the fire at the Abuja Arts and Craft Village Friday night, Mr Kanayo Chukwumezie, president of the African Arts and Cultural Heritage Association (AACHA) said.
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