TRADITIONAL CRAFTS AND THEIR MODERN DAY RELEVANCE IN LAGOS STATE

Student: Sanni Abdulrahman Moyosore
Supervisor: Dr John Uzodinma Nwachukwu
HOD: Dr Williams Abiodun Duyile
Department of History and International Studies
Arts
Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State

Abstract

Traditional crafts in Lagos have played a significant role in cultural preservation, economic development, and artistic expression. Despite their historical significance and contributions to local and national economies, these crafts face severe challenges due to urbanization, changing consumer preferences, government policy gaps, and technological advancements. While modernization and globalization have introduced new opportunities for artisans, the need for strategic interventions to sustain traditional craftsmanship has never been more urgent

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