By Abdullahi Idris, Bauchi
The National Library of Nigeria (NLN) Bauchi State Branch has organized a one-day advocacy programme to promote cultural awareness, appreciation, and preservation among the younger generation across the six geo-political zones, the Head of Library for the state, Mrs. Olohiliye Ngorngor had said.
According to her, highlights of programme cultural dress where the children proudly wore traditional attire representing their respective geo-political zones, showcasing Nigeria’s rich cultural diversity.
There was interactive session for participants to engage in workshops, discussions, and performances, exploring various aspects of Nigerian culture, including music, dance, and folklore, as well as cultural exchange for them to learn about and appreciated different cultural practices, fostering unity and national pride.
She said, “The programme has contributed significantly to promoting cultural awareness and appreciation among Nigerian children. By instilling a sense of pride and ownership in their cultural heritage, we can ensure its preservation for generations to come.
“This cultural heritage advocacy programme has set a remarkable precedent in promoting cultural awareness and appreciation among Nigerian children. Its impact will undoubtedly contribute to a more culturally conscious and united nation.”