ABOUT THE NIGER DELTA MUSEUM

The Niger Delta Museum, an initiative of the Azaiki Foundation, is a beacon of cultural preservation and education, dedicated to showcasing the rich heritage of the Niger Delta region. Located within the Azaiki Public Library complex in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, the museum serves as a hub for history, culture, and innovation.

Our Mission

Our mission is to celebrate and preserve the cultural identity, history, and achievements of the Niger Delta people while promoting understanding and appreciation of the region’s unique contributions to Nigeria and the world.

What We Offer

Historical Artifacts

Explore a remarkable collection of artifacts that tell the stories of the Niger Delta, its people, and their resilience. From tools and textiles to ceremonial items, each piece reflects the vibrant traditions of the region.

Cultural Exhibits

The museum hosts exhibits highlighting the customs, festivals, and lifestyles of the diverse ethnic groups that make up the Niger Delta.

Documentary Archives

Dive into historical documents, photographs, and maps that chronicle the evolution of the Niger Delta, from pre-colonial times to the present day.

Interactive Learning

Through workshops, guided tours, and educational programs, the museum engages visitors of all ages in meaningful discussions about the region’s heritage and its importance in Nigeria’s socio-economic landscape.

Focus on Environmental Awareness

The museum features exhibits on the ecological challenges facing the Niger Delta, raising awareness about environmental preservation and sustainable practices.

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Get→ Involved

The museum invites you to participate in its mission through donations, volunteer opportunities, or contributing artifacts and stories that enrich the collection.