Turn your passion for culture into purpose! join ECOSULAI 6 months training in museum and heritage preservation -starts june , 14 2025. chat the whatapp number to register [07051481701] Tweet Share
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Oke-Eiri: Home of the Forgotten QueenOke-Eiri is a quiet town on the outskirts of Ijebu-Ode, traditionally headed by a Baale andvarious quarter heads. Farming and pottery are the main livelihoods here, but its true historicalsignificance lies in a little-known monument nestled within its land.This town is home to Bilikisi Sungbo, a revered national monument declared
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The Ijebu Kingdom, rich in culture and heritage, has been led by a long line of influentialmonarchs. Below is a compiled and organized list of rulers, including notable queens, fromthe earliest known times to the present day: ANCIENT RULERS Tweet Share
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Ijebu isn’t just about kings and festivals — it’s a land filledwith undiscovered treasures. From untouched beaches to ancientwalls, and from forest elephants to sacred festivals, this regionoffers exciting tourism potential for nature lovers, culturalenthusiasts, and heritage explorers alike. Let’s take you on ajourney through some of Ijebu’s hidden gems. Ijebu’s hidden gems. NATURE TOURISMODE
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Preserving our past :A look inside Ijebu museum Artifacts is an object made by human being ,typically one of cultural or historical influence. Artifacts can also be called antique ,souvenir and memento. Artifacts can appear in different form namely :Textile, leather, wood ,paper ,photograph, and metals. SOURCES OF HAZARD TO ARTIFACTARE: 1.Human beings 2.pest 3.Humidity
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