Welcome to the Ijebu National Museum, where the rich tapestry of our cultural heritage is meticulously preserved, and the vibrant creativity of the present is joyously celebrated. Our museum stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the Ijebu people, encapsulating the essence of our traditions, artistry, and history.
Beyond the hallowed halls of history, the Ijebu National Museum is a dynamic canvas that captures the pulse of contemporary Ijebu culture. Engaged with the vibrant expressions of our modern artists, experience the fusion of tradition and innovation, and witness the evolving narrative of our people. Through exhibitions, performances, and interactive displays, we invite you to celebrate the living, breathing culture that defines us today.
Our History
The Ijebu Museum, also known as the Ijebu National Museum, is located in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, Nigeria. Established in May 8th 2014 to mark the birth of ALAIYELUWA OBA (DR) SIKIRU KAYODE ADETONA CFR, JP, Awujale of ijebuland, it showcases the rich cultural heritage and history of the Ijebu people.
1956
The Ijebu-Ode Local Government Council proposed the establishment of a museum.
1964
The Federal Government approved the proposal.
2014
The museum was officially opened.
2014
The museum was upgraded to a national museum.
