This document summarizes a research study that examined the perceptions of staff at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka regarding the preservation and global accessibility of Nigerian cultural heritage. The study found that Nigerian cultural materials like songs, music, dance, written languages, and aspects of religion should be globally accessible. Access could be provided through the internet, cultural websites, and networks. However, challenges include a lack of documentation of cultural heritage and an absence of courses in cultural preservation. Improving global access requires strong political will, internet infrastructure, and IT support. The study aims to help librarians understand Nigerian cultural heritage that should be preserved and made globally available.