National Museum Lagos

National Commission For Museum And Monuments is a national body empowered to collect, preserve, study and interpret the material evidence of the people of Nigeria and Nigerians in the Diaspora.

16, Cotonou Crescent, Zone 6 Wuse, Abuja FCT Nigeria

0803 311 6378

National Museum, Yenagoa is known for its monuments and sculptures which greatly reflects the heritage (culture and tradition) of the people, and is one of the museums under the National Commission For Museum And Monuments.

Ijaw House, Sani Abacha Express Way, Bayelsa State, Nigeria

0806 138 5453

Museum of Traditional Nigerian Architecture (MOTNA) is a centre known for its architectural piece, replica of many buildings and structure indigenous to Nigeria such as the walls of Kano etc., and other architectural landmarks.

Opposite High Court, Jos, Plateau State Nigeria

0802 825 0607

Slave History Museum, Calabar is situated on a 15th-century slave-trading warehouse and consist of exhibits like shackles, whips, and chains, etc., which can be seen in the slave trade market, historical artifacts, galleries & sculptures of slave trade.

Marina Resort, Moore Road, Cross River State, Nigeria

0805 544 7758

National Museum, Calabar is one of the historical museums in Nigeria which was made a national monument in 1959. It has information and displays of the early colonial master who aided slave trade, Nigerian currencies from Slave trade era to date and more.

Ekpo Eyo Drive, Duke Town, Cross River State, Nigeria

0806 262 7376