Former Special Adviser to the Kwara State Governor on Art and Culture, Hon. Muka Aramide Eyiwumi, recently paid a visit to the Oshodi Arts Gallery in Ikorodu, where he was warmly received by Dr. Oshodi Seyi Paul, the CEO of the gallery.
The visit was marked by an inspection of the gallery’s impressive collection of over 17,000 pieces of art.
Hon. Muka Aramide, visibly impressed by the diverse range of artworks, expressed his belief in the potential of such partnerships in enhancing arts, culture, and tourism in Kwara state.
He stated, “The Kwara state Governor should be working on partnering with the gallery to bring arts, culture, and tourism closer to the good people of Kwara state.”
He further emphasized that such collaboration could extend into training and empowering individuals in the state to nurture their creative talents, thereby unlocking untapped potential.
Dr. Oshodi Seyi Paul, the CEO of Oshodi Arts Gallery, commended Hon. Muka for his visit and affirmed the gallery’s willingness to collaborate with the Kwara state government.
This gesture opens up new possibilities for fostering artistic and cultural exchange, promoting local talent, and elevating the cultural landscape of Kwara state.
The visit was not only notable for the former SA’s presence but also for the accompaniment of Mr. Balogun Shola Ibrahim, the CEO and President of The Cultural Heritage and Social Development of Nigeria, signifying the potential for broader partnerships in the realm of arts and culture.
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