UI Seeks Assistance to Reopen Its Museum
The University of Ibadan (UI) is actively seeking assistance from the National Commission for Museums and Monuments to reopen its Heritage Museum, which houses a valuable collection of cultural artifacts.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
The University of Ibadan (UI) is seeking support from the National Commission for Museums and Monuments to reopen its Heritage Museum, aiming to preserve and showcase its rich cultural artifacts.
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Professor Peter O. Olapegba, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Administration of UI, expressed the university's commitment to tradition and heritage during a visit by Mrs. Oluyomi Pamela Otuka, Deputy Director of the National Commission for Museums and Monuments, Ibadan Office.
Professor Olapegba emphasized UI's investment in preserving its artifacts and stressed the importance of reopening the museum to prevent historical treasures from deteriorating.
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Mrs. Otuka highlighted the significance of UI's collection, describing it as rich with priceless artifacts surpassing those found in renowned museums. She urged UI to refurbish and reopen the museum to the public, emphasizing the educational value of preserving artifacts for future generations.
The initiative underscores UI's dedication to cultural preservation and educational enrichment, aiming to celebrate its heritage through accessible museum experiences.
