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UNESCO Urged To Recognise Borno Durbar
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UNESCO Urged To Recognise Borno Durbar
The organisers of Kanem-Borno Cultural Summit have asked the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) to grant World Heritage status to the Borno Durbar, citing its cultural value and relevance to peacebuilding in the Lake Chad region. The summit brought together about 4,000 participants and 168 traditional rulers and titleholders from Nigeria and other African countries, including Chad, Cameroon, Niger, Ghana, B…
·Abuja, Nigeria
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