Nigerian Artist Zainab Odemwingie Advocates for African Folklore Preservation

Nigerian artist and researcher Zainab Odemwingie advocates for the preservation of African folklore to safeguard cultural identity and traditional values amidst globalization. In an interview with News Agency Nigeria, Odemwingie emphasized the importance of protecting Nigeria's rich folklore to prevent the erosion of indigenous practices and promote cultural consciousness.

She highlighted her flagship initiative, African Baby, aimed at preserving African cultural heritage through storytelling and education. Odemwingie's acclaimed works, such as "Ivie Ogho" and "Faces of Ancestry," serve as visual narratives connecting history to contemporary African identity.

She stressed the resilience and courage embedded in African folklore, emphasizing the need to preserve cultural heritage for future generations.