Many historic and quite a number of immovable heritage sites in Nigeria have survived for centuries with their original fabric intact. Some of these are ruins, coastal beaches, ancient habitation, caves and rock shelters, earthworks and moats, and other objects of archaeological interest.
But many of these are being defaced of pilfered on a daily basis. It is the belief of the writer that some identified strategies if adopted could help to better manage and preserve effectively these non-newable legacy more especially as we are moving into the 21st century.