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Azubuike Ndeubuisi from Vietnam
Nice pic to view. Am proud to be a Nigerian.
Tue Apr 7 10:02:58 2009

Stanley Akujiobi
I am short of words looking at these images purely from the heart of Africa. It's good that there are other people in the world and Nigerians for that matter pioneering the regeneration of our heritage... God Bless Nigeria this a truly and proudly Nigeria.
Mon Dec 11 09:21:50 2006

chijioke Onuora [ OSKIJO]
Thumbs up for you Amas. Happy to see Big George there too. Greetings from Tuff Studio, Nsukka.
Wed Sep 6 08:59:38 2006

Elechi Ololo
So glad to have won the third price in the last Museum Day. That was great. Will like u to show my pics too. Thanks and god bless.
Fri Dec 23 19:45:32 2005

Emeka Ifediora from PH,Nigeria
I'm really excited to have won the first prize at the Arts linkage exhibition. I also count it an honour and privilege for me to be featured on this site. To all the members of the Arts and Cultural Heritage,Linkage Village, I say, a big thank you to all of you.
Fri Aug 5 19:16:18 2005

George Anozie from Port Harcourt.
It's great to see and be a part of many years of hard work from one of the most talented artists to emerge from Africa in our time. The emergence of Anthill Africa presently in Wales, from its roots in the university town of Nsukka, Nigeria, in the middle of the 80's, speaks volumes of the resilience, vision and talents of it's originator, Gbubemi Amas, with whom I have played music over the years. I believe the cultural bridge which Anthill Africa provides is a wonderful opportunity for Wales and the rest of the world to see the best of Nigeria's rich cultural heritage. Good job Amas.
Wed Aug 3 13:07:41 2005

Chukie Ifediora - Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Gbos, you are simply the best at bringing out the very best in people of different cultures and encouraging teamwork in such a healthy mix that I wonder if you are just an artist or an ambassador of global peace & unity,operating from South West Wales.

Your clear sense of purpose, accute understanding of our times and passion for excellence have continued to make you relevant to our generation.You have impacted my life since your days at the University of Nigeria,and still do.

Please keep discovering talents from people of all colours,preaching the gospel of peace & unity through - creative arts, music, dance and a fusion of cultures! You are not only fulfilling purpose,but also mentoring many.

We at Arts & Culture global Linkage Village - Nigeria are indeed honoured to know you and work with you.
Tue Aug 2 14:56:59 2005

Siwan, Abertawe / Swansea
Chware teg! How do you make it all looks so easy! Your enthusiasm and spirit makes knowing you a pleasure and a privilege. From all of us at Menter Iaith Abertawe and Ty Tawe Welsh Center 'Da iawn ti!'
Fri Jul 29 13:13:43 2005

Live from london
Wow!! Great pictures,we can almost hear the sounds, smells and ambiance through them. Wish I had been there to drink up the atmosphere, really miss Africa!
Fri Jul 29 11:17:53 2005

Tony Hendrickson from Cardiff, Wales
Congratulations. The mix seems to have worked. As always artists are showing the politicians how to get people together and appreciate different cultures. Keep up the good work Amas. Will there be an exhibition?
Thu Jul 28 21:17:04 2005

Beth from Swansea
Hey Amas, these pictures are amazing! It's so good to see two completely different cultures merging and learning about one another. Keep up the good work! I'm completely jealous! xxxx
Thu Jul 28 09:47:26 2005

Aaron Meli of Pen-y-Bont
Great stuff! A nice collection of documented shots. When u gonna put on an exhibition of your African shots?
Wed Jul 27 22:18:52 2005

Anuli Ayogu
They are all great pics, wished I was there. Keep up the good work.
Tue Jul 26 16:54:41 2005

Gbubemi New York
As always excellent work.
Mon Jul 25 16:34:05 2005

Ralphugwu from Nigeria
Amas has done it again. Very impressive as usual and always.
Mon Jul 25 12:09:52 2005

Praise Chinwo from Nigeria
I must give you kudos for the wonderful work your doing. I'm really excited that you have Nigeria's "Afrojazz" sensation - Charles Bull on one of your pages...keep on the good work.
Mon Jul 25 10:41:59 2005

Sarah Taylor
Yes Amas, you look very cool and over worked on your visit to Africa. It's a rough job but someone has to do it. If you need any help having fun in the sun next year give me a bell. Keep up the good work. X
Mon Jul 25 10:12:34 2005

Chris from Nigeria
It's nice and a well calculated art which eyes cannot resist.
Mon Jul 25 08:44:08 2005

Uzo Udemba, Port Harcourt, Nigeria
I have followed with great interest his artistic escapades for a very long time, even while he was yet a university undergraduate in Nigeria some years back. I am not surprised that his great talent and pleasant personality have continued to distinguish him in his choosen career. He certainly deserves recognition and commendation !
Sun Jul 24 09:45:31 2005

Jan and Chika Vandenhoudt-Unigwe from Turnhout,
A job well done. Great pictures too. Keep it up.
Sat Jul 23 22:53:32 2005

Ayodele Olukole from Nigeria
It's being wonderful checking through page by page. Well done. I'm proud to have my cousin on it - as the prize winner. This is a good job.
Mon Jul 11 12:12:12 2005

Babajide Samo from Atlanta, GA
I think this boy has talent and should be worked on by a professional.
Sat Jul 9 03:56:25 2005

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