National Museum of Unity, Ibadan

The National Museum of Unity displays three main exhibition areas comprising artifacts, traditional clothing, and materials from Nigerian ethnic groups.

The Nigerian Federal Government initiated the museum in 1973, but its official establishment occurred in 2002 under the National Commission for Museums and Monuments.

The museum galleries present collections of traditional instruments, masks, textiles, pottery, and ceremonial objects from various Nigerian communities.

Located near Aleshinloye market, the museum charges an entrance fee of 500 naira and provides guided tours through its hexagonal building structure.

The museum houses specific artifacts such as the Joko-tofofo drum and Yoruba Shigidi figurines representing different Nigerian cultural traditions.

Location: Ibadan

Inception: 2002

Part of: National Commission for Museums and Monuments

Address: Alesinloye Area, P.M.B. 5524, Ibadan, Oyo State 200252 200252

Phone: +2348085834761

Website: https://g.co/kgs/z6MNZG

GPS coordinates: 7.38495,3.86871

Latest update: March 4, 2025 21:49