The National Museum

The Nigerian National Museum is a national exhibition hall of Nigeria, situated in the city of Lagos. The gallery has a prominent gathering of Nigerian workmanship, including bits of statuary and carvings and archeological and ethnographic displays. The piece is named after Jema's, the town where it was revealed. It is situated at Onikan, Lagos Island.

The gallery was established in 1957 by the English paleologist Kenneth Murray. It additionally has instructed numerous Nigerians, Englishmen, and visitors on the history and culture of the nation Nigeria. Tourists come here from all over the world with their family members and friends.