• About
  • Advertise
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact
Tuesday, September 16, 2025
Anambra people magazine
  • Home
  • POLITICS
  • GENERAL
  • CRIME
  • ANAMBRA TV
  • EDUCATION
  • BUSINESS
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • EVENTS
  • ANAMBRA @30
  • DIASPORA
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • POLITICS
  • GENERAL
  • CRIME
  • ANAMBRA TV
  • EDUCATION
  • BUSINESS
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • EVENTS
  • ANAMBRA @30
  • DIASPORA
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
Anambra people magazine
No Result
View All Result
Home GENERAL

How Anambra Based Artist used Waste Cans to Make Peter Obi’s Portrait

Toni by Toni
October 17, 2022
in GENERAL
How Anambra Based Artist used Waste Cans to Make Peter Obi’s Portrait
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Whatsapp

A Nigerian man, Chibuike Ifedilichukwu, went viral days ago when he shared a video of a Peter Obi portrait he made with drink cans. He talked about his passion for art and why he chose the materials he used for the portrait.

Chibuike Ifedilichukwu’s background

The Nigerian artist revealed that he was born in Enugu in 1986 and he is currently based in Anambra state. He got a diploma in 2012 from the Institute of Management and Technology in Enugu. Chibuike has had over 20 art exhibition shows, one of which was the October Rain Art Exhibition, Resilience, Lagos Nigeria 2020.

Why Chibuike used cans for art

Chibuike stated that cans are just some of the many materials he uses as an artist. Two reasons he cited for going for cans are that they do not decay and recycling them takes them away from places where they become environmental hazards.

RelatedPosts

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie @48: Full list of her books (which have you read?)

Ezeuzu Awka Palace Replies Lord Zeus Over Fraudulent Claim

Chisco Boss, Dr Anyaegbu Receives Chief Of Staff To The President, Femi Gbajabiamila On Courtesy Visit.

For the number of cans he used for Peter Obi’s portraits, he said: “30 – 50 cans and 30 days minimum. Some of my art even take year(s) depending on size of piece.”

About the Peter Obi portrait

The brilliant Nigerian artist titled the work Obedient Rock, saying the artwork depicts the image of a being who is coming to save people from their struggles.

He said: “The art portray image of our political messiah who is willing to comply with the positive commands, orders, or instructions of people if elected into authority. This artwork mated with aluminum and stitched with copper wire shows the solidify nature of Nigeria as a strong nation.”

Chibuike went further to say that the colours on the portrait represent different things. The green and blue colours represent growth and love for Nigerians.

For the patches of gold and black on the artwork, he said: “The reflection of Gold and black signifies his indigenous golden mind and motives to make life worth living for everyone.”

Exploring wastes for their values

According to Chibuike, environmental wastes could be recycled into meaningful things. He is going after a future he described as building “human equilibrium ecology by recreating waste objects like plastic packaging strap (PPStrap), aluminum and copper wire.”

About Author

Toni

See author's posts

Previous Post

Anambra Ex-Commissioner Recounts Exploits at 62nd Birthday Anniversary

Next Post

Anambra Man who Started His Company at the Age of 35 takes Delivery of New Ship

Toni

Toni

Next Post
Anambra Man who Started His Company at the Age of 35 takes Delivery of New Ship

Anambra Man who Started His Company at the Age of 35 takes Delivery of New Ship

Recent News

Primate Ayodele Delivers Scary Prophecy About Obi of Onitsha

Primate Ayodele Delivers Scary Prophecy About Obi of Onitsha

September 16, 2025
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie @48: Full list of her books (which have you read?)

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie @48: Full list of her books (which have you read?)

September 16, 2025
You Have Brought Anambra So Low- Joemartin Uzodike Tells Soludo, Ekwunife

You Have Brought Anambra So Low- Joemartin Uzodike Tells Soludo, Ekwunife

September 15, 2025
Police Arrest 54 Suspected Cultists, Recover Hard Drugs in Anambra Community

Police Arrest 54 Suspected Cultists, Recover Hard Drugs in Anambra Community

September 15, 2025

Most Read

No Content Available

Copyright © ANAMBRA PEOPLE MAGAZINE. All rights reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • POLITICS
  • GENERAL
  • CRIME
  • ANAMBRA TV
  • EDUCATION
  • BUSINESS
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • EVENTS
  • ANAMBRA @30
  • DIASPORA
  • Sports

© wordpress-1211428-4405999.cloudwaysapps.com