AFRICAN TRADITIONAL MEDICINE DAY1

August 28, 2025 Bilqis Alayaki

We have wrapped up Day 1

The Institute of African and Diaspora Studies is thrilled to have opened the “African Traditional Medicine: Implication of Patronage and Cost” event today! August 28, 2025. The energy and insightful discussions on this first day have been truly inspiring.

A huge thank you to our esteemed speakers, dedicated practitioners, and every attendee who joined us to explore the profound value and accessibility of traditional healing practices. The exchange of knowledge was powerful!

The exhibition continues tomorrow, August 29th. There’s still time to be part of this important conversation!

The J. P. Clark Centre, a structure adjacent to the Faculty of Arts,
University Of Lagos

Mon - Fri: 8.00AM to 4.00PM

iads@unilag.edu.ng
myakubu@unilag.edu.ng

ABOUT IADS

On August 9, 2017 IADS UNILAG, was inaugurated, following a series of events attended by staff and students including invited guests and the media. The former Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Prof. Rahamon Bello accompanied by the University Management was on hand to unveil the IADS signpost at the J. P. Clark Centre.

This was followed by an inauguration lecture entitled “The Global Migration Crisis: Identity, Ethical and Economic Entailment”, which was delivered by Prof. Abolade Adeniji of the Department of History and International Studies, Lagos State University.