Where Creativity Meets Economic Growth

Empowering Borderline Communities through Culture, Enterprise & Creative Integration

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Our Key Programs
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Art for Economic Development
We offer a wide range of programs tailored to various artistic disciplines, ensuring inclusivity and engagement for all.
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Promoting African integration & cultural heritage. We are dedicated to nurturing talent and fostering a love for the arts.
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Integration Art Palace & Tour
We believe in the power of collaboration, working with artists and organisations through Gallery, exhibitions, tourism & cultural events.
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Borderline Creative Empowerment Center
Training youth in enterprise, fashion, and creative industries.
Miss Integration Beauty Pageant
Introduction to INTEGRATION ARTS PALACE AND TOUR

INTEGRATION ART PALACE is a registered company in Nigeria dedicated to promoting cultural exchange, economic empowerment, and artistic innovation. As a dynamic cultural center, it serves as a hub for artists, entrepreneurs, and communities to engage in creative activities that foster unity, development, and cross-border collaboration.

Founded with the vision of using the arts as a tool for peacebuilding and economic growth, INTEGRATION ART PALACE is in consultative relationship with the Nigeria Customs Service Ogun 1 Area Command. It organizes training programs, festivals, exhibitions, and other cultural initiatives that empower individuals and communities, particularly in border regions.

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Statistics at a Glance
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Number of Events Hosted
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Successful Workshops Conducted
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Artists Impacted
Why Choose Us?
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Dedicated to Community
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We focus on programs that enrich community engagement and collaboration among diverse groups.
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A courtesy visit to HRM Oba John Olakunle Ojo, the Oniko of Ikolaje-Idiroko


Federal Government to promote Legitimate cross-border trade with neighbouring West African Countries


Ijoba Apapo yoo se igbelaruge idokowo enu ala ibode is ibode pelu awon orile ede to mule gbera ni iwo oorun afrika


Participants are collecting necessary materials to start their work after a brief tour