Kalakuta Republic Museum

Kalakuta Republic Museum – Fela’s Legacy Preserved in Ikeja

Located at 7 Gbemisola Street, Allen, Ikeja, Lagos, the Kalakuta Republic Museum stands on the very grounds where Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti lived, created, and rebelled—a cultural shrine dedicated to history, music, and resistance.

Highlights & What You'll See

• Authentic Living Spaces & Memorabilia
  Explore Fela’s preserved bedroom, recording studio, and living quarters—complete with his saxophone, handwritten lyrics, album artwork, unique garments, stage outfits, shoes, and even his ice-cream freezer.
• Rich Cultural Artifacts
  The museum houses his instruments, murals, posters, family photographs, political writings, and other memorabilia that chronicle his fierce activism and musical legacy.
• Living Culture & Hospitality
  Beyond exhibits, Kalakuta offers guided tours, a rooftop café/lounge, a souvenir shop, and even on-site boutique hotel rooms for an immersive experience.A Revolutionary Spirit
  More than a museum, it’s a monument to Fela’s enduring voice, resistance against oppression, and Pan-African ideals—where his revolutionary essence still feels alive Tribune OnlineYoruba Cultural.
  Visiting Info
  Hours: Open Mon–Fri, 11 am–6 pm; weekends by reservation only.
  Entry Fee: Approximately ₦2,000 (around US $2).
  Accessibility: The building has three stories and no elevator—ground floor is the most accessible Viator.
  Nearby Attractions: Extend your visit with a stop at the New Afrika Shrine, a cultural performance space; or unwind at Ikeja City Mall, just a short drive away