Our Core
Our Interests
Robust Collection of Items for Various Purposes
We have a wide range of collections distributed into four components namely: Archives, Library, Audio-Visual and Museum materials.
For:
- Bibliography Services
- Research and Leisure Purposes
- Library and Archival Services
Sales of Publications on Black and African Education
The Centre’s publications are mostly proceedings of Conferences, Symposia, Public lectures, and other research findings which have immensely contributed to the universal pool of knowledge on African history, culture, and the promotion of the same.
Contents:
- Books
- Journals
- Monographs
Arrangement of Tours to Nigeria (FESTAC HQ)
In a bid to promote Black Arts and Culture, we arrange tours for individuals and organizations to Nigeria, which is the headquarters of Festival of Arts and Culture (FESTAC).
For:
- Visiting Heads of States
- Diaspora Organizations
- All lovers of Arts and Culture
Meet Our DG
Hon. Aisha Adamu Augie is a renowned advocate for the Creative and Cultural Sector in Africa.
She is a Nigerian photographer, filmmaker, and creative artist. She is recognized for her visionary approach in harnessing Creativity and Communication to effect meaningful change, a driving force behind various community-building and value-creation initiatives.
Aisha is multifaceted, with relevant experience as an entrepreneur. She has worked within multiple industries in the private sector before delving into public service in Nigeria; for the past 9 years as an advisor to leaders on both the subnational and national levels of government. She is a bridge builder between these sectors and engages in development initiatives and policy creation with emphasis on youth and women empowerment, amongst other causes.
Testimonials
Part of Future Africa will be because of CBAAC’s continuous debates over decades, producing over 71 works and 121 publications on the arts and
civilization of black people.
Africa is diverse in skin, colours, culture and the unity of the diversity is hinged on agencies like the Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization.
We should fuse the diaspora with the homeland. CBAAC is part of the agency that will do this.
