As we pave the way toward the future of cultural storytelling in Nigeria, we’re proud to unveil the Renewed Hope Arts Pavilion, a symbolic and functional prelude to the upcoming National Museum Abuja (NMA).

Designed by award winning architects, SI.SA, the Pavilion draws its form from the elegance and symbolism of an Iroko tree, a timeless symbol of community, congregation and unity across our diverse cultures rooted in context.

This architectural gesture reflects indigenous ingenuity and represents the gathering of stories, traditions, and futures.

The Pavilion will serve as a vibrant gallery space. It will house a scale model of the National Museum, host rotating exhibitions, and provide administrative offices to support the visioning and planning of the National Museum of Art and Culture.

The Renewed Hope Arts Pavilion is a beacon of creative renewal, anchoring the roadmap to Destination 2030: Nigeria Everywhere.

It signals the start of a nationwide movement to preserve, celebrate, and export our culture to the world.

Stay tuned as we unveil more on the vision for the Renewed Hope Arts Pavillion & The National Museum Abuja and how you can be part of this historic journey.