Stepping into the John Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and History, visitors are immediately captivated by the architectural beauty surrounding them. Yet, it is what lies within the centre that truly enchants—a journey through the rich heritage of the Yoruba people.
This centre is located in Onikan, close to Tafawa Balewa Square and at the heart of the centre is its main attraction, a unique exhibition museum.
This is more than a space for preservation; it is a vibrant hub where traditional Yoruba music, artistry, and historical narratives come to life, weaving tales from the past to the present, and safeguarding them for generations to come.
@ikejarecord MUST VISIT SPOT IN LAGOS ‼️‼️ Step inside Lagos’ newest cultural gem and discover more about the Yoruba history, and art at the newly opened J. Randle Center for Yoruba Culture and History. Watch till the end for a sneak peek at all it offers. #JRandleCenter #LagosCulture #DiscoverLagos #johnrandlecenterforyorubacultureandhistory #lag…



