Management

Here, we highlight our distinguished Director General and Curator, whose strategic leadership and expert curation shape the direction and success of our institution. Their commitment to excellence ensures that our museum continues to thrive as a center of art and culture.

The Director-General, NCMM

OlugbileOlugbile Holloway

For over a decade, Olugbile Holloway has been an influential powerhouse in the advertising industry, sculpting the narratives of renowned brands like Coca-Cola, Guinness, Virgin Atlantic, and Emirates. His illustrious portfolio is a testament to his unparalleled strategic acumen and consistent track record of success.

As the Managing Director of Evoke Communications, Olugbile has masterfully leveraged his strategic prowess and extensive experience to forge impactful collaborations with industry-leading brands. His adept guidance has enabled partnerships with prestigious entities like Lagos Free Zone and TVC News, consistently delivering remarkable results and igniting exponential growth.

Now, assuming the position of Director General of the National Commission for Museums and Monuments, Olugbile brings a rich reservoir of strategic thinking and cultural insight. His proven ability to navigate diverse industries and drive impactful outcomes, coupled with his track record of success in shaping brand narratives and fostering growth, positions him as a dynamic leader. He is ready to make a profound impact in his new role, steering the commission towards innovation and excellence.

The Curator

NgoziNkechi Adedeji

Nkechi Adedeji is a Deputy Director, distinguished professional currently serving as the Curator, National Museum Lagos. Her journey with the museum began in the early 2000 when she joined as an Administrative Officer. Over the course of nearly a decade, she dedicated herself to the department's growth and development. Demonstrating a profound commitment to cultural preservation, she transitioned to the professional cadre as a Monuments Officer. Through her expertise and leadership, she ascended to the role of Deputy Director of Monuments and Sites.

Mrs Adedeji is academically accomplished, holding a diploma in Museology from the Institute of Archaeology and Museum studies Jos, Bachelor of Science in Sociology from the University of Ilorin, complemented by a Master's degree in the same field from the University of Lagos. Her educational background and professional trajectory underscore her dedication to the stewardship of Nigeria's cultural heritage.

In her current role, Mrs Adedeji continues to exemplify excellence in Museum curation and cultural preservation, contributing to the enrichment and safeguarding of Nigeria's historical and cultural assets.