ABUJA – The Minister of Art, Culture, and the Creative Economy, Hannatu Musawa, has pledged support to promote Nigeria’s diverse heritage, aiming to sustain and enrich the culture of its people. The minister, represented by the Special Assistant on Sub-National Engagement and Partnership, Barr Abiola Abdulkreem said this during the 2024 Emirate Durbar in Ilorin She emphasized that this commitment highlights the ministry’s dedication to building crucial partnerships at both the national and grassroots levels to celebrate and promote the country’s rich heritage. “I will continue to support and collaborate with stakeholders at both the national and grassroots levels to develop innovative approaches for showcasing and celebrating the beauty of our diverse heritage.
” Musawa stated the significance of the Emirate Durbar, underscoring its role not just as a cultural event, but as a crucial symbol of Nigeria’s historical and social unity. She noted that the Durbar, famous for its vibrant horse-riding regalia, traditional music, and dance, serves as a powerful reminder of the nation’s rich and diverse cultural heritage. “The Emirate Durbar in Ilorin is a cornerstone of our cultural heritage.
Our Ministry is dedicated to ensuring that such events receive the recognition and support they deserve. “We believe that by partnering with local and national stakeholders, we can create new opportunities to showcase the beauty of our traditions and elevate them to the forefro.
