In celebration of the children's day in Nigeria, Pupils of the Nigeria-Korea Model School (NKMS) visited the Korean Cultural Centre Nigeria office on 28th May. They were led by the Country Director of KOICA Nigeria Woochan Chang. During the excursion, they had a presentation/interactive session by the Directors of KCCN and KOICA. They also learned about the many interesting cultural contents in the Centre including Taekwondo and Korean traditional games. They sure had a great time touring and exploring the Centre.

On May 25th, the Chairman of house Foreign Affairs Committee, Yusuf Buba alongside 10 hon. representatives visited the KCCN. They were first greeted with the director's lecture on what KCCN's activities has been in the past 11 years. They also received a tour of the exhibition hall, watched a thrilling Taekwondo performance and observed the ongoing Korean language classes. At the end of their visit, they received Korean beauty masks and proceeded to meet the Ambassador at the Korean embassy.

On 4th May  2021, The wives of Ambassadors in Nigeria from Korea, Angola, Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Finland, Namibia, Netherlands, Slovakia, and Turkey paid a visit to Korean Cultural Centre Nigeria. They received a tour of the exhibition hall, led by the KCCN Exhibition staff, they also learnt about some self-defense techniques at the taekwondo dojang after which they learnt a K-trot song and dance.  At the end of their tour, they received Korean beauty face masks as gifts. They were sure glad to have a superb Korean culture experience. A Photo story of their visit; 

Students and staff of Ivy Academy, Abuja paid a visit to the Korean Cultural Centre Nigeria (KCCN) on the 26th of February, 2020 to learn about Korean culture. The students were quite happy to learn about hangeul, hallyu and hanok. Wearing the Korean hanbok and experiencing arts and craft by painting Korean masks and fans added to their excitement.

Pupils and members of staff of Noble Heights Academy Abuja visited the Korean Cultural Centre Nigeria (KCCN) on 18th February, 2020 to experience and learn about Korean culture. On arrival they were welcomed at the reception and shown around the library before proceeding to KCCN Exhibition Hall. At the Exhibition hall, they learnt about the masks, hanbok, hallyu and hanok. They also had the opportunity to experience arts & craft through a painting class. At the end of the Korean experience, they took a group photograph and had light refreshments.