PRESERVING HERITAGE: A STUDY OF THE KANO STATE HISTORY AND CULTURE BUREAU ARCHIVE
Abstract
This study explores the significance of preserving historical and cultural heritage through an in-depth examination of the Kano State History and Culture Bureau Archive. The bureau was established 1987while the archive 1988. The research highlights the role of archives in safeguarding historical records, fostering cultural identity, and supporting academic and legal inquiries. Utilizing both primary and secondary sources, including archival materials, interviews, and published literature, the study assesses the challenges faced in archival preservation, such as inadequate funding, environmental degradation, and technological limitations. Findings reveal the need for improved archival management strategies, digitization efforts, and policy interventions to enhance the accessibility and longevity of historical records. This research contributes to the growing discourse on heritage preservation and provides recommendations for strengthening archival institutions in Kano State and beyond.
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