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The place of finance in visual arts education in Nigeria
Okujor Odey
Department of Fine and Applied Arts, Federal College of Education (Technical), Omoku, Nigeria
Abstract
This paper is of the opinion that inadequate finance is detrimental to the development of visual arts education in Nigeria. It opines that since it is a capital intensive programme, there is the need for concerted efforts to ensure that finance does not decimate the programme. The paper gave suggestions on how to reduce the problem of finance for visual arts education.
Nigerian Journal of Technology and Education in Nigeria Vol. 8(2) 2003: 21-31
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