Western museums are in the process of returning the Benin Bronzes, a collection of invaluable artifacts that were taken during the colonial era, to Nigeria. However, ongoing political disputes within Nigeria are threatening the country's capacity to properly display and maintain these significant cultural treasures.
In light of these challenges, a team of reporters traveled to Nigeria to assess the current situation regarding the Bronzes and the implications of their return.
The situation highlights the complexities involved in repatriating cultural artifacts and the need for effective governance to ensure their preservation and public accessibility.