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Alliance Française Enugu
Alliance Française Enugu

Alliance Française Enugu

Cultural centre

Enugu

190

Sightseeing, Relaxation, Learn, Explore art, Ceremony, Attend public lectures

History of Alliance Française Enugu Alliance Française Enugu. This is a non-profit French language and cultural centre with a goal to teach French in Enugu, publicize the French culture in Enugu and foster cultural diversity through the promotion of all cultures. Security/Safety of Alliance Française Enugu This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Alliance Française Enugu, here are some helpful things to take along with you: An English-to-French Dictionary if you plan on conversing in the French language Your passport and ID Card if your trip is an official one Best Features They provide a range of services to promote cultural diversity in Enugu such as organization of cultural events, provision of resources about France and the French speaking community, and also conduct classes in French, Spanish and German. Writer's Review It features a resource center which has all the documents needed for learning outside the classroom. They also organize platforms for rising and upcoming artists and performers to showcase their talents with an aim to stimulate the cultural scene in Enugu.

Ethnic Heritage Centre
Ethnic Heritage Centre

Ethnic Heritage Centre

Cultural centre

Lagos

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Sightseeing, Read, Explore art, Attend public lectures

History of Ethnic Heritage Centre Ethnic Heritage Centre was established in 2013. Built by to help interested people imbibe the rich Nigerian cultural heritage with programmes and activities that cut across different ethnicity and life styles in 2013. New in Nigeria or want to learn a new native language? Here will be the perfect place to learn. Primarily focused on preserving Nigerian indigenous languages and cultures, they teach how to speak Nigerian native languages and expose them to the cultural elements surrounding the language(s), hereby promoting and preserving rich African cultural heritage. Security/Safety of Ethnic Heritage Centre This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Ethnic Heritage Centre, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Writing materials A native dictionary if you can find one Best Features They combine expertise in language tutelage, a conductive learning environment, technologically enhanced class rooms, language laboratories and a robust language and culture library in a well secured location to ensure participants are able to speak their chosen language in the shortest time possible. Service they offer include: translation services, guided tours, Open-Mic events, plays and music performance, craft activities, and first rate tutoring. There is also a restaurant and bar, a multi-purpose hall, an event garden and an art gift shop. Writer's Review Their programs are flexible enough to accommodate Nigerian residents and those who are on short visits to Nigeria that may want to have a better understanding of the Nigerian people and their cultures. They also have lots of other interesting activities that can generate educational and cultural excitement for participants.

Alliance Française Kano
Alliance Française Kano

Alliance Française Kano

Cultural centre

Kano

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Sightseeing, Relaxation, Learn, Explore art, Ceremony

History of Alliance Française Kano Alliance Française Kano. This is a non-profit French language and cultural centre with a goal to teach French in Kano, publicize the French culture in Kano and foster cultural diversity through the promotion of all cultures. Security/Safety of Alliance Française Kano This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Alliance Française Kano, here are some helpful things to take along with you: An English-to-French Dictionary if you plan on conversing in the French language Your passport and ID Card if your trip is an official one Best Features They provide a range of services to promote cultural diversity in Kano such as organization of cultural events, provision of resources about France and the French speaking community, and also teach French language. Writer's Review It features a resource center with internet access which has all the documents needed for learning outside the classroom. They also organize platforms for rising and upcoming artists and performers to showcase their talents with an aim to stimulate the cultural scene in Kano.

Alliance Française Maiduguri
Alliance Française Maiduguri

Alliance Française Maiduguri

Cultural centre

Borno

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Sightseeing, Relaxation, Learn, Explore art, Ceremony, Attend public lectures

History of Alliance Française Maiduguri Alliance Française Maiduguri. This is a non-profit French language and cultural centre with a goal to teach French in Maiduguri, publicize the French culture in Maiduguri and foster cultural diversity through the promotion of all cultures. Security/Safety of Alliance Française Maiduguri This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Alliance Française Maiduguri, here are some helpful things to take along with you: An English-to-French Dictionary if you plan on conversing in the French language Your passport and ID Card if your trip is an official one Best Features They provide a range of services to promote cultural diversity in Maiduguri such as organization of cultural events, provision of resources about France and the French speaking community, and also teach French language. Writer's Review It features a resource center with internet access which has all the documents needed for learning outside the classroom. They also organize platforms for rising and upcoming artists and performers to showcase their talents with an aim to stimulate the cultural scene in Maiduguri.

Center for Black and African Arts and Civilization
Center for Black and African Arts and Civilization

Sightseeing, Read, Explore art, Attend public lectures

About Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization was established following the pledge by Nigeria to preserve the materials and artifacts used for the 2nd World African Black and African festival of Arts and culture in 1977.The centre preserves the artifacts and core collections used during the festival and has the responsibility of enhancing and promoting the black African arts and heritage generally.It is located at 36/38 Broad St, Lagos Island, Lagos.   History of Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization CBAAC was established in 1977 after FESTAC '77 and the promise Nigeria made to preserve the materials and cultural artifacts used during the event.It's a cultural archive and repository for cultural works,arts,monuments,indigenous games etc.  Safety The CBAAC is a safe place to visit.    Best Time to Visit Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization The best time to visit the CBAAC would be during its working hours of 8am-5pm when corporate activities are still on full bloom and one can enjoy the interesting arts.   Most Common Visitors The most common visitors are cultural activists, tourists and government officials

Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja
Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja

Work, Sightseeing, Attend public lectures

History of Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja was established in 1992. Built by Federal Government of Nigeria in 1992. Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation is a Federal Government Corporation established in 1992 under the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and National Orientation to develop the tourism sector of Nigeria. Security/Safety of Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja, here are some helpful things to take along with you: A form of Identification Necessary files and Documents Best Features Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja is located in Alausa. It as a nice parking space and a standby generator. Excellent staff who take pride in their work and the security is good. Writer's Review The main aim for this corporation is to develop maintain and run locations or services that attract tourists. Most common visitors Clients, Individuals.

TNY Gallery and African Cultural Heritage Center
TNY Gallery and African Cultural Heritage Center

Sightseeing, Relaxation, Explore art, Ceremony, Attend public lectures

About TNY Gallery and African Cultural Heritage Center TNY Gallery and African Cultural Heritage Center. This art gallery is involved in Nigerian and African cultural heritage, contemporary arts acquisition, exhibition, promotion and support. Security/Safety of TNY Gallery and African Cultural Heritage Center This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to TNY Gallery and African Cultural Heritage Center, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Camera to capture the sights and take selfies with Cash, Credit/Debit cards or Cheque books for the art auctions Best Features This is an art gallery that have in their collections, hundreds of original works by different Nigerian artists, painters and sculptors of various ages both in the distant past and present. Writer's Review For art lovers, admirers and enthusiasts, TNY Gallery and African Cultural Heritage Center is a haven of sorts, rich in culture, history, genius works and great appreciation for aesthetics. I went for their 3rd exhibition in 2015 and it was a blast. They have such a huge collection of African art, it is marvelous-Temi Imasuen It is our hope and desire that after taking a tour round our exhibition of African Arts, Crafts antiques and paintings you will be aroused to contribute to the preservation of this identity-Hon. Patty Etete Ineme

Cyprian Ekwensi Center for Arts and Culture
Cyprian Ekwensi Center for Arts and Culture

Sightseeing, Read, Learn, Explore art, Attend public lectures

History of Cyprian Ekwensi Center for Arts and Culture Cyprian Ekwensi Center for Arts and Culture. This is an Abuja council that organizes art-works display and festival show-casing. Formerly known as the Arts and Culture Complex, it is named after renowned writer, Cyprian Ekwensi. Security/Safety of Cyprian Ekwensi Center for Arts and Culture This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Cyprian Ekwensi Center for Arts and Culture, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Camera to capture the sights and take selfies with Best Features The complex which houses the FCT Social Development Secretariat as well as the FCT Tourism Board serves as a center where cream of artists, literary and creative minds meet on regular basis to perform, compare notes and share experiences. It hosts regular exhibitions and shows.

Sukur Cultural Landscape
Sukur Cultural Landscape

Sukur Cultural Landscape

Cultural centre

Adamawa

4

Sightseeing, See wildlife, Relaxation, Explore nature, Explore art

About Sukur Cultural Landscape Sukur Cultural Landscape. Sukur Cultural Landscape is Africa's first cultural landscape to receive World Heritage List inscription. Security/Safety of Sukur Cultural Landscape This is a very safe location. Best Features This is a hilltop settlement which consists of the Palace of the Hidi, villages, and the remains of an iron industry, which earned it a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1999. Sukur is an ancient settlement with a recorded history of iron smelting technology, flourishing trade, and strong political institution dating back to the 16th century. Writer's Review The revered position of the Hidi as the political and spiritual head of the community is underscored by the magnificent dry stone architectural work of his palace, in and around which is a concentration of shrines, some ceramic. The villages situated on low lying ground below the Hidi Palace also have their own characteristic indigenous architecture. The cultural landscape of Sukur is eloquent testimony to a strong and continuing spiritual and cultural tradition that has endured for many centuries-UNESCO

Alliance Française Port Harcourt
Alliance Française Port Harcourt

Alliance Française Port Harcourt

Cultural centre

Rivers

376

Sightseeing, Relaxation, Learn, Explore art, Ceremony, Attend public lectures

History of Alliance Française Port Harcourt Alliance Française Port Harcourt was established in 1983. Built by French Government in 1983. This is a non-profit French language and cultural centre with a goal to teach French in Port Harcourt, publicize the French culture in Port Harcourt and foster cultural diversity through the promotion of all cultures. Security/Safety of Alliance Française Port Harcourt This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Alliance Française Port Harcourt, here are some helpful things to take along with you: An English-to-French Dictionary if you plan on conversing in the French language Your passport and ID Card if your trip is an official one Best Features They provide a range of services to promote cultural diversity in Port Harcourt such as organization of cultural events, provision of resources about France and the French speaking community, distance learning to prepare for examinations, and also teach French language. From a few dozens of students, they now teach French Language to more than 1,000 students a year. About 18,000 Nigerian students have been taught French Language since its creation. Writer's Review It features a resource center with internet access which has all the documents needed for learning outside the classroom. They also organize platforms for rising and upcoming artists and performers to showcase their talents with an aim to stimulate the cultural scene in Port Harcourt.

June 12 Cultural Centre
June 12 Cultural Centre

June 12 Cultural Centre

Cultural centre

Ogun

1

Sightseeing, Relaxation, Learn, Explore art, Ceremony, Attend public lectures

History of June 12 Cultural Centre June 12 Cultural Centre. Named in commemoration of the annulled June 12 presidential election that saw Abeokuta's child M.KO. Abiola emerge winner in 1993, this cultural centre is one of the major landmarks in Abeokuta. Security/Safety of June 12 Cultural Centre This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to June 12 Cultural Centre, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Camera to capture the sights and take selfies with Writing materials and ID Card if you are headed for a conference or seminar Best Features A declining cultural centre that attracted all the wrong sorts, the Ogun State Government rehabilitated and renovated it in 2012 into this impressive architectural edifice that is used for cultural performances and shows, conferences, and events. Painted with the Ogun State colors, it blends the cultural richness and tradition that Ogun is known for with modern technology and design. There is a large hall, the gem of the centre, where major state events are held.