The world is witnessing a paradigm shift with regard to how information and knowledge is transmitted, distributed, accessed and processed. Education world wide and specifically in Nigeria has experienced many changes in the last century but none of them is as profound as the effects of information and communication technology (ICT). The integration process of diversified information transmission media has contributed effectively in dissemination of information paradigm in Nigeria, by facilitating new opportunities in our everyday lives. This paper therefore, examines the paradigm shift in electronic media and education in an ICT era considering some of the prospects and challenges of integrating ICT into the educational sector through the use of television and radio for a wider coverage. Conclusions were drawn and recommendations made.

Keywords: Electronic Media, Education, ICT, e-learning.

This paper focuses attention on the evolution of Art Education in Nigeria before and after independence. It also looks at the background to the various policy statements which have affected the provision of Art Education of the policy statements and the attendant problems in implementation. In addition, the concept and characteristic of art education policy are examined, and in the light of these, the government strategies at implementing the policy are evaluated to determine the extent to which the needs of the nation in the area of arts education have been met.

Keywords: Historical Development, Creative Arts and Art Education.

There are fundamental changes that take place in every human structure. These changes are occasioned by evolution; and the underlying characteristics of evolution-ism is the people, culture and environment. All human beings belong to a culture. Man is said to be a rational being. Man gives vent to his rationality with the context of art, society and culture which enhances his creative sensibility. Art has existed in every society at a given time, Ijo sculpture inclusive but the cultural attitude towards arts has been very poor. These ethnic sculpture have not been given comprehensive study and much needed scholarly embrace from the point of view of contribution to regional artistic development. Art is considered as one of the determinants to analyze the cultural system. It would be absurd not to recognize the inextricable connection between man, culture and the arts. The study aims at presenting, analyzing, and to reveal the progressive trend of Ijo sculpture. Instruments such as photographic recordings of visuals, and library studies were used to achieve the desired objective. This can make a more meaningful contribution to modern Nigeria sculpture history.

Keywords: Dynamics, Ijo, Ethnic Sculpture, Individualism, and Technology.