# Qudus Onikeku
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qudus onikeku is a Nigerian dancer and performer who has been described as "an atypical artist". He was one of the three artists invited to Nigeria's first appearance at the 2017 Venice Biennale.
== Biography and work ==
Onikeku lived in France for a while before returning to Lagos to found Q-Dance Company and Dance Gathering Lagos.
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