Quite a large place. We spent a fair amount of time enjoying the art outside and taking pictures before we went in. There is all kinds of art. So much to see that you'll probably get tired before you've viewed it all. Pieces are pricey, but it's a lovely way to spend some time in Lagos.

Great ambience. Cool environment. I took a lot of pictures and I loved the experience. I didn't like the restroom. Perhaps split the female convenience into two separate stalls as opposed one stall. I had a great time bar that generally.

Wonderful art gallery with an abundance of Afro-centric art. There’s something for everyone here at Nike art gallery. All art is for sale and there is also a gift shop so it’s a great place for getting gifts for loved ones or buying a painting/sculpture for the house. Mama Nike has done a wonderful job curating the space.

The guide was very nice. Paintings were wonderful but too much to look at in one day to appreciate. Also there was canvas or activities for the kids so they were just stuck waiting outside as kids under 10 aren’t allowed in the gallery.

The paintings were really nice and showed the level of creativity that people have. Was overall a nice experience. My partner really liked the bronze statues and the African figurines as they really resonated with her.

The art gallery showcased a diverse array of captivating artworks, each piece telling a unique story. The ambiance was inviting, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in the creative experience. Overall, it was a delightful exploration of artistic expression.

One of the most incredible collections I’ve seen. With so many amazing pieces. It’s truly a Nigerian cultural archive. We were also honoured to meet and talk with Chief Mrs Nike Okundaye

It was an amazing experience, the views were amazing, the art was top notch and so beautiful. I loved how it shows how beautiful the African (Nigerian) heritage. I'd love to visit again. Oh yes, loved that it was free too

Word can’t explain how at home I felt. We also had the opportunity to meet mama Nike herself and she gave us some history of some of the art. That aside, I also had the opportunity to dance with the traditional drummers and I love this experience.

visited for 90 minutes , wanted to learn more about local culture. Place is amazing, full of art pieces in different styles. They have a short introductory session with a guide and not more. Most pieces don’t have a price tag on them and this is a shame