CHARLES NHIAL, Nyota ya Msanii Winner 2023

Charles NHIAL Mayil is a dedicated visual artist from South Sudan who has been participating in Art Yetu Project before he became a winner of our first Nyota ya Msanii Project in 2023. 
We met several times in different initiatives with Nhial and this has proved that he's a hardworking person with passion of what he's doing. 
I love seeing him far

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