This research explores the practice of choral conducting in contemporary Ibadan, focusing specifically on select choral directors within the Ibadan metropolis. Through qualitative analysis, the study investigates the pedagogical approaches, stylistic variations, and cultural influences that shape choral music in this region. Data were collected through interviews and observations with prominent choral directors and their ensembles, providing insights into the uniqueness of individuals’ challenges and successes in the context of Nigeria's diverse musical landscape. The findings reveal a rich tapestry of traditional and modern influences, which highlight the role of choral music as a vehicle for cultural expression and community cohesion. This study contributes to the understanding of choral conducting in Nigeria by documenting the practices of choral directors, enhancing the appreciation of their individual approaches, and suggesting pathways for future research and development in the field. The implications of this research extend beyond local contexts, offering valuable perspectives for choral practitioners and scholars who are interested in the intersection of music, culture, and education in a global context.