CULTURE, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT *Promoting the three Bottom lines*
When it became very obvious to her that she could not resist the powerful urge to do something else apart from standing where she was to admire the beauty that mother nature decided to position firmly on her way inside the premises of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) that very day, she decided to succumb to the unflinching pressure inside of her, and by so doing, made a quick move, the target of which was to arrest for keeps the object of her fancy.
Museum education is a specialized field devoted to developing and strengthening the education roles of informal education, spaces and institutions such as the museum.
Civilization through the ages is the hand work of artists. It is a known fact that proper development cannot be on course without first, including civilization.
By: EKE Obinna F. (National Commission for Museums and Monuments)
Abstract
This paper explores the growing desecration of traditional symbolism and royalty in Nigeria, identifying it as a critical cultural crisis with deep social, political, and psychological implications. Drawing upon historical contexts, contemporary practices, and sociocultural analysis, the paper examines how political interference, commercialization, modernization, and generational disconnection have eroded the sanctity and authority of Nigeria’s traditional institutions. The essay advocates for policy reform, cultural re-education, and the restoration of indigenous value systems as necessary steps toward reversing this cultural decline.
School Children doing their best to learn and understand their heritage, traditions and culture, celebrate and promote them, aware as a matter of fact that nature in its infinite mercy has richly endowed their land with very captivating, eye popping and enviable heritage that include historical sites and locations, culture, animals and food, arts and crafts, custumes and architectural works...
