Statutory authority under Federal Ministry of Information and Culture. Exclusive curatorial rights over Nigeria's national heritage. Official validation of all historical narratives.
Proprietary offline-first technical architecture. Project management and execution partner. Proven EdTech infrastructure designed for Nigerian classroom realities.
Governed by a Joint Steering Committee ensuring transparency, accountability, and alignment with national education policy.
Federal Government reintroduced History as a compulsory subject in Nigerian secondary schools after decades of absence from the curriculum.
Nigeria ranks 152 out of 157 countries on the World Bank Human Capital Index, reflecting urgent need for educational intervention.
Public secondary schools face a 40% teacher shortage, with History and Social Studies most severely affected.
Over 20 million secondary school students lack access to adequate curriculum materials, particularly in rural areas.
12,000+ artefacts spanning centuries of Nigerian history remain largely inaccessible to the students who need them most.
Less than 2% of Nigerian secondary school students have visited a national museum.
Explore All Museums →3D scanning and high-resolution photography of NCMM artefacts. Professional documentation by trained museum staff.
NCMM historians develop curriculum-aligned lessons. Mapped to Federal Ministry of Education standards.
Content packaged for USB drives and tablets. Works without internet connectivity. Designed for Nigerian classroom realities.
Urban and rural schools receive identical content. No infrastructure inequality. Every student sees their heritage.
Museums to Schools invites collaboration from government ministries, development partners, educational institutions, and private sector stakeholders committed to transforming Nigerian education.
Policy alignment, institutional adoption, state-level partnerships
government@museumstoschools.ngCo-investment opportunities, M&E frameworks, impact partnerships
partnership@museumstoschools.ngCurriculum adoption, teacher training, institutional partnerships
partnership@museumstoschools.ng