Library
The Egba Museum Library is a center of learning, research, and cultural preservation dedicated to safeguarding the rich history and heritage of the Egba people. Located within the historic Ake Palace complex, the library serves as a valuable resource for researchers, students, historians, cultural enthusiasts, and visitors seeking deeper insight into the traditions, leadership, and development of Egbaland.
Our collection features books, historical documents, archival materials, photographs, newspapers, manuscripts, biographies, and scholarly publications that document the journey of the Egba people from ancient times to the present day. Each resource contributes to preserving the stories, achievements, and cultural legacy that have shaped Egbaland and its people.
The library provides a quiet and welcoming environment where visitors can explore historical records, learn about notable Egba leaders, study traditional institutions, and discover the cultural treasures that continue to define our identity.
Through the preservation of knowledge and the promotion of historical research, the Egba Museum Library remains committed to educating present and future generations about the enduring values, resilience, and accomplishments of the Egba people.
