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Suzuki saloon car donated to Pan African Heritage World Museum in Accra
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Suzuki Car Donated to Pan African Heritage World Museum in Ghana

A brand-new Suzuki saloon car has been donated to the Pan African Heritage World Museum in a show of support for Ghana’s growing cultural and heritage sector. The donation ceremony took place in Accra, where members of the museum’s board and the media gathered to mark the presentation. The vehicle was handed over by Tommy Svanikier, Chief Executive Officer of Svani Group. He encouraged private companies and institutions to support the museum’s mission of preserving and promoting African history. According to him, the Suzuki saloon will help the museum carry out administrative duties and educational outreach programmes across the country. The additional mobility is expected to improve coordination, logistics, and programme delivery. The Pan African Heritage World Museum, located near Winneba, is one of the country’s most ambitious cultural initiatives. The project aims to reclaim and present African history from […]

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Neymar Family Takes Over Pelé’s Brand in $18-Million Deal

NR Sports, owned by Neymar Santos Sr., has acquired the global brand rights of late football legend Pelé in a landmark deal worth $18 million. Announced at the Pelé Museum in Santos, the transaction marks the “repatriation” of one of sport’s most recognizable names. Previously controlled by US-based Sport 10, Pelé’s brand now returns to Brazil. Neymar Sr. says the purchase aims to enhance Pelé’s identity and legacy, keeping his global relevance alive. Pelé’s daughter Flavia expressed pride and emotion at reclaiming her father's brand, calling it “the soul, humanity, and love” of the football icon. The acquisition will allow the Neymar family to expand Pelé’s legacy through new initiatives and partnerships, honoring the three-time World Cup winner’s impact on sport and culture.

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US Museum Returns Two Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has returned two Benin Bronzes to Nigeria. These historic works were originally taken from the royal palace in Benin City by British forces in 1897 and are considered priceless symbols of Nigeria’s cultural heritage. Olugbile Holloway, head of Nigeria’s National Commission for Museums and Monuments, described the return as a significant moment for both Benin and Nigeria’s struggle to recover its history. The Benin Bronzes are part of a larger collection of hundreds of artifacts scattered around the world, with many still missing. Museums across Europe and the United States have started returning some items in recent years, but negotiations continue for the recovery of more cultural treasures. Nigeria’s culture minister welcomed the move and assured that talks to return all such artifacts would continue. Discussions are underway about where in Nigeria the […]

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Anioma Union to Honour Nwoko at First Abuja Anioma Festival

The Izu Anioma Towns Union in Abuja is set to hold the first Anioma Cultural Festival, known as Anioma Day, on November 8 at the Old Parade Ground in Area 10, Garki, Abuja. As part of the festival, the Union will honour Senator Ned Nwoko and other prominent Anioma natives for their service, cultural promotion, and contributions to the Anioma community. The event will include awards for excellence and patriotism for individuals from Anioma living in Nigeria and abroad. The Union’s president, Chief Luke Enelichi, announced that the festival will take place every two years to celebrate the rich traditions and customs of Anioma people from Delta State. The event will showcase cultural performances, traditional dance, local crafts, art displays, and the iconic Akwa Ocha attire, which symbolizes purity and Anioma identity. Special guests expected at the festival include the […]

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Emir Sanusi II Urges Nigerians to Write Their Own History

The 16th Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has called on Nigerians to actively document their history and achievements to prevent others from writing it for them. The former Central Bank Governor made this statement at the public presentation of two books in Abuja. He emphasized that writing and preserving history is vital for national identity. He warned, "If we do not write our history, others will write it for us." He stressed that the story of great Nigerian cities like Kano cannot be complete without acknowledging the contributions of legendary families and entrepreneurs who built their economies. The event featured the launch of two books by Dr. Munzali Dantata, which celebrate the life of businessman Aminu Dantata and the history of Kano. Other prominent figures, including former Senate President Bukola Saraki, attended and echoed the importance of preserving such […]

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Hogbetsotso Festival Concludes with Grand Durbar.

The Anlo people marked the grand finale of the Hogbetsotso Za festival with a colorful durbar at Anloga, attended by President Nana Akufo-Addo, who served as the guest of honor. Themed "Strengthening Bonds and Embracing Our Shared Heritage," the celebration brought together the Anlo communities and chiefs from across Ghana and Togo. President Akufo-Addo, in an emotional farewell address, thanked Ghanaians for their support throughout his presidency, emphasizing his commitment to a peaceful transition and fair elections. The Awoamefia of Anlo, Togbi Sri III, and other leaders highlighted the importance of unity and peaceful elections, stressing the need for continued progress in Anlo, including the Keta Harbour and lagoon dredging projects. The festival showcased Anlo traditions, with participants commemorating the historical exodus from Notsie.

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Ghana’s Tamale Arts School Preserves Traditional Music and Dance.

In the heart of Tamale, Ghana, an arts school is playing a vital role in preserving the country’s rich cultural heritage, particularly traditional music and dance. As modern influences and globalized entertainment take center stage, the Tamale Arts School is working tirelessly to ensure that these important cultural expressions are not lost.The school focuses on teaching traditional drumming, dancing, and singing styles that are native to the Northern Region of Ghana. These art forms, often passed down through generations, serve as a means of storytelling, spiritual expression, and community bonding.By blending education with cultural preservation, the school helps students gain a deeper understanding of their history and heritage while equipping them with the skills to keep these traditions alive. The institution also collaborates with local communities and elders, inviting them to share their knowledge and contribute to the school's curriculum.Many […]

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