Information & History
Information & History
The Ebohon Cultural Centre is a profound institution for research into African Arts, Traditional Religion, and the unsolved mysteries of nature.
Often referred to as the "Centre for Traditional Sciences," it stands as the most spectacular achievement in the career of High Priest Dr. Osemwegie Ebohon.
1965
Founded by Dr. Ebohon in a humble, small one-room gallery on Mission Road, Benin City.
The Expansion
As the collection grew, the Centre moved to Dr. Ebohon's maternal home at Ibinadolor Street, off Murtala Mohammed Way.
Present Day
Today, we reside at the magnificent site on Odenede Street, standing as a fortress for Benin culture and tradition.
The Four Pillars
The Centre is built upon four main features that serve the physical, spiritual, and cultural needs of humanity.
Traditional Hospital
Omorariagbon Hospital for healing diseases that defy orthodox medicine.
Museum & Gallery
Housing over 4,000 unique pieces of African art and sculpture.
Open Air Theatre
A venue for spectacular productions with modern sound and lighting.
Royal Arcade
A specialist souvenir shop for connoisseurs and collectors.
