This place is amazing! It was my first time coming here. Never knew that such amazing place existed. I came for a movie screening event that was moderating and I was flabbergasted at the beautiful sight of relics/artifacts and stories of Igbo histories on the walls. I learnt a lot from this one day visit and I was made to understand that I could visit the library or the museum. The space isn't that much, but it is enough for intimate gatherings like meet-and-greet, book club and book review, and small speaking events. It was fun. I totally recommend.

The Centre for memories holds events centered around the Igbo people and culture. There is also an Ozoemena exhibition which displays all the events before, during and after the Biafran War. Good place to visit to learn about the war, and also participate in Igbo centric activities

Love the vision and mission of this organization. I enjoy visiting with my duo and attending their numerous programs and screenings when I can. The last program I attended had Dike Chukwumerije as a speaker and it was absolutely mesmerizing and awakening as usual. There is usually an interesting, mostly historical , art exhibit on display at the center and there are children books and resources and well as adult books on sale. Keep it up center for Memories Enugu👍🏾

It's always lovely visiting the Centre For Memories. Beyond the amazing exhibitions currently on display, they have great programming for everyone - Nzukọ Ụmụaka for children every last Saturday of the month, the 90-minutes Mentorship session for young people every first Friday of the month at noon, and the Ńkàtá Ụ́mụ̀ Íbè which holds every first Friday of the month. Find time to visit the Centre.

Centre for memories brings to life the history of the Igbo people. It displays the various arts, crafts and books that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Igbo nation. Their attempt to retell the Igbo story using evidences from the past is truly a good one. If you haven't visited, today is the perfect day to visit.

This is a must visit site for Igbo's searching for knowledge about our culture, beliefs and traditions. A great museum with expert guides and a roomy ambience, a true gem. I'm so happy I went here, out of respect to the museum I won't be posting detailed pictures like I normally do. You just have to see and experience it for yourself. Enjoy!

Art, Culture and Memories of the good people of Igbo land

The guide was highly knowledgeable. I thoroughly enjoyed my tour.

The Centre is a wonderful repository/museum, the only one of its kind in South Eastern Nigeria, that has done a good job of preserving a significant part of the history of Nigeria especially as it affects the region. Of course there is still room for improvement but it is wonderful start and their collection is wonderful. You certainly feel a wave of bittersweet emotions as you walk through the gallery. It is hoped though that more contemporary authors and heroes like Chimamanda Adichie will grace their walls. I enjoyed my outing to the Centre.

A must-have experience for anyone interested in Igbo culture and history. It's the perfect place to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Igbo people. I loved everything! Especially, the eloquent and knowledgeable guides, and the cool artsy ambience. A hidden gem in the coal city.

It's very nice for someone like me who is a history buff. The location is not that great, the place is a bit hidden but it is a good place to go to refresh your knowledge on Igbo history.

Beautiful

Very pretty place

It is the botanical garden of Godfrey Okoye university... it's a very cool and natural place for some relaxing fun

Was great

It's a botanical garden of Godfrey okoye university.. Which is one of the best private universities in Enugu.. Really cool place by the way

Just cool sometimes

Its not for public access. Its inside Godfrey Okoye university which in turn makes it accessible only students of the said university.

A place with cool reading space and awesome cultural artifacts to explore, serene and peaceful environment

An art museum in Enugu with collection from all over Nigeria

An out of the way museum which needs more development and publicity. The staff were very cordial and informative. Learned a lot more about Biafra and Nigeria during the visit

Great place, nice aura and serene atmosphere

A place of relaxation

Nice natural scene

Philosophers Garden is situated at Thinkers Corner Enugu. This is where students hang out for relaxation.

It a good place to stay with the atmosphere very cool

Relaxation area. Very nice

Nice sit out

Nice and Comfortable

Cool place

Go University best love garden

A cool place to read and, or have a quiet time within Godfrey Okoye University, thinkers corner Enugu

Nice place to appreciate nature

For free thinkers

I love greener and fresh air environment here

It has some animals, quite a view

Great

Awesome

Nice place

Nice place to visit

It's okay

Cool place

Good place

Cool place

Great edifice

Not so cool

Nice statues

It's the botanical garden for the Botanic Dept. in my school.

Very intriguing, it has a zoo

A really cool place to chill out

A corner for students to sit and talk

Very calm, Nice and naturally beautiful

Nice

Fresh air

Nice place

It was insightful. Staff were nice and explained the Biafra war in details.

It hosted World Poetry Day, 2019, and every minute was worth it. They've got African arts and cultural tools - they won't let them fade.

Centers for Memories CFM is located off umuoji Street independence layout. Its a very good place to learn the history of the Igbo's. More so it has a nice class for kids...guess what its all free of charge.

Just as the name implies, it is filled with memories as far back as 1960's (Era of the Biafra War).

Great place to learn the history of the land and a great outing for the family!I wish they had more cultural things on display and well written description of them.

It has a cultural history of the igbo people

Nice place to visit, for the learning of Igbo culture, history and hero's of Igbo land .

Wonderful place to learn about Igbo cultures and heritage

This is a nonprofit organisation based in Enugu that collects and stores memories of Igbo people of West Africa. It hosts a number of programs such as the book club for children and 'nkata umu ibe' for the public. These activities contribute to building future leaders.

Nice and welcoming 😊😊

Really a center for memories

Not gonna lie, the place was a little bit underwhelming for me. There is an exhibition coming though, so hopefully that would be good enough to get over my disappointment.

A historical center. Repository for the Igbo culture. There is always indigenous art exhibitions ongoing. The resident director, Aku is very helpful and willing to provide help and support concerning Igbo history and practices. There is a fun book filled library for kids accessible for all ages. The Centre has art, Bill boards, materials, language learning aids, games and books concerning the Igbo culture. A great tourist attraction and worth visiting.

Center for memories is a great place to visit to experience Igbo culture. They also hold monthly meetings where prominent Igbo people share their ideas with the audience.

Great place to watch beautiful and inspiring exhibitions that connects you to the Igbo culture. Currently The Rich Abiriba Heritage exhibition is on going there. It will last till the 22nd of October 2019.

Historical place

It has pictures of people we shouldn't forget on its walls, a big Hall for presentations, seminars or conferences. It really gave me an insight to the history I might not have known as deep.

Here you can be part of a nice book club to discuss books by Igbo authors and how it relates to Nigeria's present state.

It's indeed a veritable Centre For Memories. Great lectures go on there with unique visits by iconic personalities. Be there and thank me later.

Is a very place to be

The Centre is a leading hub in collecting and collating Igbo arts and preserving some of the lost innovations/technologies, the stories and memories of the Igbo people. For the future.

It's a beautiful project, collecting and curating artifacts that tell us the story of Biafra better than words alone could ever do.

Nice place with great innovations

The Centre for Memories is a place to visit. Apart from the fact that it stores ancient elements about the igbos, it is a good place for lessons about igbo history and culture.

Historic place

A place to have a good memory of the Igbo culture..

Very beautiful

A beautiful place of history of rich Igbo heritage

Okay

Awesome atmosphere

Centre For Memories is literally a 'Hall of Fame'. Twas here I met my heroes past. Twas here I reached out to my fathers. Twas here they reminded me of who I am and who I should be. Visiting the Centre was like reaching back over the decades to shake hands with those who built the future I'm enjoying. Now I know I have to strive to leave my mark, to create a better future for those coming after.

Everyone should visit here. It is really a center to joggle one's memory

They're documenting memories of Ndị Igbo in all spheres of life. It's impressive.

Wonderful place. It was great to see aspects of Igbo culture and heros I didn’t know existed. Awesome experience! 😢👍🏻😊

Great place

Our root, our heritage. They have beautiful story of the Igbo tradition and culture

An amazing place to go connect with history and tradition.

It was a wonderful experience visiting the museum and I learnt so much from the Nigerian Civil War Exhibition. The Exhibition was very detailed and I felt like I was relieving the civil war. The pictures were real and the timeline of activities felt so real. The staff were nice. I wished the place could have a restaurant to serve African foods and more young people visit the place to learn about our history and culture

Center for memories is a beautiful place. Keeping ancient Nigerian history alive. I'll keep coming here and I'll bring my kids too.

Exceptional historic center.

Booming centre for the education of Igbo arts, culture and history. Block out about 6 hours to get a real feel and fill of the ambience and content of the centre, excellent staff and easy to reach location.

A fine repository of African history especially Igbo memories. I've visited many times and it never leaves a sour taste. Always a lovely experience. From the warm staff to the detailed tours of exhibitions and creative activities. there's always something new and exciting to learn. Every Igbo person deserves to treat themselves to a visit to the Centre

A beautiful space that preserves the Igbo's culture and heritage. With a monthly theme that speaks about various talents and skills from ndi Igbo. I will recommend this place as an easy spot for those who want to learn more about the Igbo's, culture, history and their traditions. Ncheta umu Igbo. Remembrance of the Igbo's. Rather best transcribed as the memory lane of the Igbo's. The gathering of the Igbo's. Nnoko/nzuko umu Igbo. Go and have an experience

My bookclub hosted a hangout here and it was very nice to have a glimpse of history through the eyes of the east . There are really cool artefacts from important newspaper clippings , to ancient currency and pictures of leaders of old. It’s quiet, and nested in between residential buildings. We spent over an hour here. You might have to call ahead to ask for a tourguide. For Directions Stop at Agric Bank bus stop at Independence Layout, walk down the road on the other side of the bank. There's a keke park around there. Tell them you are going to Centre for Memories

It was such an amazing experience and a lovely collection of Igbo histories and tradition..indeed ncheta ndiigbo! The tour guide was soo knowledgeable beyond the information on the exhibition. Absolutely recommend 100%!!!

There's so much about the igbo culture that is this place, in form of arts and literature. It is a good and interesting place to visit for someone who has interest in history. Great work