New lighting, modern displays and improved equipment will help protect the museum’s collections while making visits even more enjoyable.
And here’s the fun part: in one gallery, visitors are even allowed to gently touch some specially selected objects! It’s a unique way to get closer to history.
The museum is home to precious archaeological objects, including ancient works linked to the Nok civilisation, famous for its beautiful terracotta sculptures.
The renovation, supported by IHS Nigeria in partnership with the National Commission for Museums and Monuments, aims to encourage more young people to explore their heritage.
Did you know? A museum is not just a place to look at old objects. It’s also a place to learn, explore and travel back in time!
