A group of Ghanaian youths have ignited online buzz by sharing a video of an alleged ancient underground vault, believed to be linked to their forefathers, sparking widespread curiosity and debate.
IHS Nigeria and the National Commission for Museums and Monuments emphasize digitisation to preserve cultural monuments, unveiled at the Lagos National Museum restoration with support from IHS.
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Lagos Island Local Council held the 2026 Gelede Festival, featuring cultural displays and traditional prayers. Chairman Taiwo Oyekan emphasized its role in fostering social cohesion and preserving heritage.
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The 39th Lisabi Festival concluded with a grand finale at Ake Palace grounds in Abeokuta, Ogun State, celebrating Egba heritage through traditional rites, fashion, and cultural displays.
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Dignitaries and fashion influencers gathered in Lagos for Ajoyo's Guinness World Record attempt celebrating Nigeria's iconic Adire fabric through a mass photo event.
Lagos State's tourism adviser supports a proposed Gele Festival to highlight the Yoruba headtie's worldwide popularity and cultural significance, aligning with state cultural initiatives.
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A 120-year-old fisherwoman from Oboro community in Delta State has been laid to rest in a custom dolphin-shaped casket, sparking widespread reactions as a tribute to her lifelong dedication to fishing and local heritage.
Father Angelo Chidi Unegbu criticizes the state's handling of a herbalist's shrine, calling it inhumane and urging preservation of cultural artifacts.
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France has formally repatriated the sacred Djidji Ayokwe drum, looted in 1916, to Ivory Coast in a ceremony at the Musée du Quai Branly. The drum, used by the Ebrie people for long-distance communication, will be displayed in a new Abidjan museum.
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The once-grand Ogbomoso estate of former Western Nigeria Premier Chief Ladoke Akintola has deteriorated severely after years of neglect and looting, with LAUTECH now taking over restoration efforts.
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