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  • South Africa, Nigeria Deepen Tourism Ties, Target More Travellers

    South Africa, Nigeria Deepen Tourism Ties, Target More Travellers

    The Republic of South Africa has reaffirmed its commitment to safe and seamless travel for Nigerian visitors as both countries seek to deepen tourism, trade and cultural relations.

    The commitment was made at the South Africa Tourism Connect held on Wednesday at Heritage Place, Ikoyi, Lagos, with key stakeholders from the tourism, aviation and business sectors in attendance.

    The event brought together representatives of the South African Tourism Board, Nigeria South Africa Chamber of Commerce, South African Airways (SAA), National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) and National Association of Nigeria Tour Operators (NATOP).

    Speaking at the event, the Acting High Commissioner and Consul General of South Africa, Prof. Bobby J. Moroe, addressed concerns over the safety and treatment of foreign nationals travelling to South Africa.

    Moroe said South Africa remained safe for legitimate travellers, urging Nigerians to distinguish isolated incidents of crime from the general character of the country and its people.

    He said reports circulating in mainstream and social media should not be regarded as a reflection of the average South African or the entire country.

    According to him, the South African government condemns criminality, stressing that crime should not be associated with nationality.

    Moroe also referred to the South African Constitution, which affirms that the country belongs to all who live in it, while explaining the distinction between illegal migration and undocumented migration.

    The South African Tourism Board representative, Mohammed Kwajaffa, described Nigeria as one of South Africa’s most important tourism source markets.

    Kwajaffa said the objective was to rebuild confidence among Nigerian travellers, showcase new tourism experiences and encourage visitors to explore destinations beyond the traditional attractions.

    For South African Airways, connectivity remains central to expanding tourism and business between the two countries.

    The airline’s representative, Kemi Leke Bamtefa, said SAA was committed to reliable air connectivity and competitive fares capable of encouraging Nigerians to travel to South Africa for leisure, business and family visits.

    The President of NANTA, Dr. Yinka Folami, called for deliberate efforts to address historical, educational and perception gaps affecting relations between Nigerians and South Africans.

    Folami said stronger engagement between the two countries would ultimately contribute to broader African integration, while NATOP President, Bolaji Mustapha, advocated renewed joint marketing campaigns with the South African Tourism Board to promote South Africa as a safe, diverse and affordable destination.

    The Executive Secretary of the Nigeria South Africa Chamber of Commerce, Iyke Ejimofor, said tourism and trade were closely connected, noting that increased travel between both countries would also create opportunities for business. Stakeholders consequently resolved to intensify joint marketing, improve information sharing on safety, visa requirements and tourism products, strengthen air connectivity and deepen trade and tourism cooperation. They also agreed to adopt more positive communication, provide better public education, put historical issues in context and correct lingering negative perceptions.

  • Ehingbeti Forum to Tackle Maritime Insecurity, Weak Coastal Laws

    Ehingbeti Forum to Tackle Maritime Insecurity, Weak Coastal Laws

    The 4th Ehingbeti Blue Economy Hub will address weak regulatory frameworks and maritime insecurity as major barriers to investment, coastal development and job creation in Nigeria’s blue economy.

    Themed “Securing Nigeria’s Blue Economy: Need to Strengthen Regulatory and Maritime Framework for Sustainable Coastal Development,” the event is scheduled for September 17, 2026, at Lagos Oriental Hotel.

    The forum will be chaired by the Chairman of the Governing Board of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), Hon. Mukhtar Shehu Shagari, while the Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Dr. Adegboyega Oyetola, will serve as Special Guest of Honour.

    The two principal speakers will approach the theme from legal and security perspectives. They are the President of the Maritime Arbitrators Association of Nigeria (MAAN), Chief (Mrs.) Jean Chiazor Anishere, SAN, and Executive Director, Technical and Operations, Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, Capt. Warredi Enisuoh.

    Speaking ahead of the event, Convener, Hon. Olaitan Williams, said Nigeria could not fully harness the blue economy without deliberately integrating coastal communities into its development framework.

    Williams, who traced Ehingbeti to the indigenous coastal settlement that predates modern Lagos, said the area had historically demonstrated the maritime potential of its people.

    She recalled the former Floating Bukka, a floating restaurant on the waterways, and noted that the evolution of the area contributed to the development of major maritime locations including Apapa, Tin Can Island and the Marina.

    Williams, who is also the Founder of Ocean Ambassadors Foundation (OAF), said the benefits of the blue economy would remain limited unless coastal communities, which constitute the foundation of many maritime activities, are included in policy and investment decisions.

    Williams argued that insufficient security would discourage investors and make banks reluctant to finance inland waterways and coastal projects.

    She also criticised what she described as inadequate legal provisions for coastal community development, noting that current blue economy policies appear to place greater emphasis on formal economic activities than rural fisheries and indigenous maritime livelihoods.

    She linked maritime insecurity partly to socio-economic conditions in coastal communities, stressing that the same communities whose members may become involved in maritime crimes are often the first responders during boat accidents and other emergencies on the waterways.

    “The low-hanging fruits of the blue economy are 100 percent from the coast,” Williams said, stressing the need to convert the skills and indigenous knowledge of coastal residents into productive economic opportunities.

    She said the forum would examine two critical chapters; legal framework and security architecture, as part of efforts to develop a blueprint for Nigeria’s inland waterways and coastal communities.

    Williams also identified illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing as an area requiring stronger enforcement and legal backing, arguing that Nigeria must protect its fisheries and natural assets from exploitation by foreign operators.

    She further called for stronger partnerships among government, investors, financial institutions and insurers, saying effective regulation and security would improve investor confidence and unlock financing.

    With Nigeria’s extensive inland waterways offering opportunities in maritime transport, tourism, fisheries, boat building and logistics, Williams urged authorities to harness the skills of traditional boat builders, divers and other indigenous operators.

    She cited previous initiatives that trained young people in coastal communities, arguing that such programmes could transform indigenous skills into employment and professional opportunities.

    The 4th Ehingbeti Blue Economy Hub is therefore expected to bring stakeholders together to develop practical recommendations for strengthening Nigeria’s maritime legal and security architecture while ensuring greater inclusion of coastal communities in the blue economy.

  • 2027 Elections: 81 Division Charges Troops on Political Neutrality, Discipline

    2027 Elections: 81 Division Charges Troops on Political Neutrality, Discipline

    The General Officer Commanding 81 Division, Nigerian Army, Major General Adebayo Babalola, has organised a sensitisation seminar for officers and soldiers on lawful conduct, constitutional responsibilities and the military’s role in election security ahead of the 2027 General Elections.

    According to an official press release issued by Lieutenant Colonel Musa Yahaya, Acting Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, 81 Division Nigerian Army, on September 2, 2026. The seminar, held on Tuesday, 1 September 2026, at the Nigerian Army School of Finance and Administration (NASFA) Auditorium, Arakan Barracks, Apapa, Lagos, was aimed at enhancing the professional and responsible conduct of personnel before, during and after the elections.

    The programme featured lectures titled “Democracy and National Security: The Role of the Nigerian Military in a Democratic Dispensation”, delivered by Colonel Olusegun Oladuntoye (Rtd), and “The Soldier and the Ballot: Legal Pitfalls, Human Rights and Security Duties”, delivered by Mr Murshadi Bello Yahaya.

    Speaking as Special Guest of Honour, the Commander Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Major General Adeyinka Adereti, stressed the need for political neutrality, professional discipline, strict adherence to the Constitution, respect for fundamental human rights and effective inter-agency coordination. He noted that the Nigeria Police Force remains the lead agency for election security and maintenance of public order.

    Earlier in his welcome remarks, Major General Babalola said the seminar underscored the Division’s commitment to continuous professional development and responsible discharge of constitutional duties. He charged commanders to ensure that personnel deployed for election duties understand the legal provisions governing searches, arrests, use of force, treatment of civilians and protection of fundamental rights.

    The GOC emphasised that ignorance of the law would not constitute an excuse for misconduct, urging participants to actively engage with the lectures and seek clarification on legal and operational issues that may arise during election-related Internal Security Operations.

    The seminar attracted personnel from formations and units within the 81 Division Area of Responsibility (AOR), as well as senior officers and representatives of other security agencies and institutions.

    Among those present were the Air Officer Commanding Logistics Command; the representative of the Flag Officer Commanding Western Naval Command, Corps Commanders and Commandants of Nigerian Army institutions in Lagos and the Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Zone 2.

    Others included Professor Mahmoud Lawan, Dr Wahab Shittu SAN, the Director of Programmes, Yiaga Africa Office, and senior retired officers, including Major General Stephen Olabanji (Rtd), Brigadier General Mustapha Onoyiveta (Rtd) and Major MA Kebonkwu (Rtd), among other distinguished guests.

    The seminar concluded with the presentation of souvenirs and a group photograph.

  • Tinubu Loyalist Olaosebikan Receives UI Sports Academy Honour

    Tinubu Loyalist Olaosebikan Receives UI Sports Academy Honour

    From left, Professor Nureni Adewole, Member, UI Sports Academy, Professor Olufemi Adegbesan, Chairman, U I Sports Academy Hon.Kehinde Olaosebikan, the awardee and Founder PBAT-KO Grassroots Movement and Dr Ajijola Oluchi Mullie, Secretary, U ISports Academy

    The University of Ibadan, Nigeria’s premier university, recently honoured a core loyalist of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Mr Kehinde Olaosebikan, with an “Iconic Friend of the University of Ibadan Sports Academy” award.

    The award was presented to Olaosebikan at the headquarters of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu – Kehinde Olaosebikan, PBAT-KO Grassroots Movement in Olomi, Oluyole Local Government, Ibadan, by a delegation from the institution on behalf of the Vice Chancellor, Professor K.O. Adebowale.

    Leading the delegation, Professor Olufemi Adegbola Adegbesan, Chairman of UI Sports Academy, said the honour was in recognition of Olaosebikan’s selfless service and immense contributions to the establishment of the Academy.

    “On behalf of the Vice Chancellor, Professor K.O. Adebowale, I present this award to Hon. Kehinde Olaosebikan as an Iconic Friend of the Academy in recognition of your selfless service and immense contributions to the establishment of the Sports Academy of the University of Ibadan,” Professor Adegbesan said.

    He noted that the university was particularly impressed with Olaosebikan’s commitment to sports and youth development, which has contributed significantly to the progress recorded in actualizing the vision for the Academy.

    Other members of the delegation were Professor Nureni Adedayo Adewole and Dr. Ajijola Oluchi Mullie, Secretary of the UI Sports Academy.

    Responding, Olaosebikan, the Chief Executive Officer of Midas Communications Limited, a global PR firm, thanked the Vice Chancellor and the UI team for the recognition.

    He said he was motivated to support the Academy because it aligns with the sports policy and spirit of the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

    “The Renewed Hope Agenda places emphasis on initiating, supporting, and promoting activities, programmes and structures designed to further the growth of Nigeria in all aspects, especially in sports and youth development,” Olaosebikan stated.

    He pledged his continued commitment to the full realization of the University’s vision of making the UI Sports Academy the best on the continent.

    The event was witnessed by members of the PBAT-KO Grassroots Movement and stakeholders from across the state.

  • AIG Okunade, NAGAFF Restore Cordial Relations At Ports

    AIG Okunade, NAGAFF Restore Cordial Relations At Ports

    The Maritime Police Command and the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) have resolved their differences and agreed to strengthen cooperation toward smoother trade facilitation and improved business operations at the nation’s ports.

    The development followed disagreements between the NAGAFF Compliance Team, led by Alhaji Ibrahim Tanko, and the Maritime Police Command over the alleged blocking of containers already cleared by the Nigeria Customs Service. The association had petitioned the Inspector General of Police and the Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), while threatening an indefinite strike.

    However, following engagements between the parties, the NAGAFF Compliance Team suspended the planned industrial action and expressed readiness to work with the Maritime Police to promote efficient freight forwarding and trade activities within the ports.

    The Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of the Maritime Command, AIG Ronke Okunade, disclosed this after a meeting with NAGAFF representatives and other maritime stakeholders, followed by a strategic engagement involving the Command, the NPA management and the freight forwarding association.

    Okunade explained that the concerns raised by NAGAFF were largely the result of inadequate communication, stressing that the Maritime Police does not arbitrarily stop or block containers without justification.

    According to her, the Command acts on complaints, intelligence and information received from stakeholders, particularly where there are indications of criminal activities requiring police intervention.

    She said the engagement with NAGAFF provided an opportunity to explain the statutory responsibilities of the Maritime Police and the measures being taken to prevent criminal elements from exploiting the port system. She added that the association subsequently understood the position of the Command.

    On the intervention by the NPA, Okunade said the port authority sought clarification on the issues that prompted NAGAFF to contemplate an indefinite strike. She said she subsequently directed officers under her command to desist from indiscriminately blocking containers without credible intelligence or an ongoing investigation.

    The AIG, however, disclosed that some freight forwarding practitioners were under investigation, while others were facing prosecution over alleged illegal and criminal activities. She maintained that the Command would continue efforts to sanitise the maritime environment while ensuring that legitimate businesses were not unnecessarily disrupted.

    Okunade, who has also engaged the Importers Association of Nigeria (IMAN), the National Council of Managing Directors of Licensed Customs Agents (NCMDLCA) and other stakeholders, assured the maritime community of a cordial working relationship. She urged operators to conduct their businesses within the law, stressing that the police would protect legitimate interests while enforcing the law.

  • Navy Declares Joseph Edese Bosun Wanted Over Crude Oil Theft, Extortion

    Navy Declares Joseph Edese Bosun Wanted Over Crude Oil Theft, Extortion

    The Nigerian Navy has declared Joseph Edsemi Bosun wanted over alleged involvement in crude oil theft and extortion activities. Bosun, an indigene of Edegbene in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State, was last known to reside around Leadwort Hotel, Obirikwere, off Airport Road, near the Obirikwere Flyover in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

    The Navy urged members of the public with credible information on his whereabouts to contact the nearest Nigerian Navy unit, particularly those in Calabar, or call 08064470441. The public may also provide relevant information to the nearest police station or other security agencies to assist ongoing efforts to locate the wanted suspect.

  • IMION, ADUN Join Forces To Power Nigeria’s Blue Economy

    IMION, ADUN Join Forces To Power Nigeria’s Blue Economy

    The International Maritime Institute of Nigeria (IMION) and the Admiralty University of Nigeria (ADUN) have entered into a strategic technical partnership aimed at strengthening professional capacity, research and practical expertise in Nigeria’s maritime sector.

    The collaboration was unveiled during the maiden official visit of the IMION Director General, Rear Admiral Thaddeus Christopher Udofia (rtd), PhD, to the ADUN campus in Ibusa, Delta State, where he presented the institute’s strategic roadmap to the Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Christopher Bankole Ndubuisi Ogbogbo.

    The partnership brings together two institutions with strong links to the Nigerian Navy and is designed to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical maritime operations, while creating new opportunities for research, executive education and industry focused capacity development.

    Udofia said the collaboration would open a new chapter in efforts to build a more skilled maritime workforce and support the development of Nigeria’s blue economy. He said IMION was committed to deepening local capacity, contributing to policy and regulatory development and helping the country unlock the economic opportunities available in its maritime resources.

    The IMION Director General also commended the management of ADUN for the institution’s transformation and ongoing infrastructural expansion, describing the development on the campus as remarkable and strategically important to the university’s future.

    Established by the Nigerian Navy in June 2024, IMION has trained more than 500 senior executives and government policymakers, according to the institute. Under the new partnership, both institutions are expected to commence specialised executive programmes from September 2026, with emphasis on translating maritime knowledge into practical industry solutions.

    As part of the collaboration, IMION has invited the ADUN leadership to participate in its Executive Course on “Logistics and Trade Facilitation for Blue Economy Growth,” scheduled for September 7 to 9, 2026, at the IMION Auditorium, NNS QUORRA Complex, Apapa, Lagos.

    The programme, which will provide hybrid and virtual participation options for local and international participants, is expected to deepen understanding of logistics, trade facilitation and other critical components required to expand Nigeria’s maritime economy and improve the country’s competitiveness.

    Responding, Ogbogbo welcomed the partnership, describing it as timely and aligned with ADUN’s capacity building objectives. He said the university stood to benefit from IMION’s practical maritime experience, collaborative research opportunities and specialised manpower development initiatives.

    He disclosed that the partnership would also facilitate the engagement of distinguished adjunct professors and visiting maritime scholars, while students of Naval Architecture at ADUN would undertake educational tours of shipbuilding facilities in Lagos and Port Harcourt to gain first hand exposure to ship design, construction and other aspects of the maritime industry.

  • NIHOTOUR, China Cultural Centre Celebrate Food, Cultural Heritage

    NIHOTOUR, China Cultural Centre Celebrate Food, Cultural Heritage

    The National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR), in collaboration with the China Cultural Centre in Nigeria, hosted the 2026 Nigeria–China Food Festival in Abuja, bringing together stakeholders from both countries to celebrate their food, culture and longstanding friendship.

    The festival, held on August 27 at the China Cultural Centre, Abuja, was themed “From Farm to Feast” and formed part of activities celebrating 55 years of diplomatic relations between Nigeria and China.

    The event provided an opportunity for participants to experience the food traditions of both countries and learn more about the cultures and communities behind them. It also provided a platform for interaction among hospitality professionals, chefs, tourism stakeholders, government officials, diplomats, entrepreneurs and cultural practitioners.

    Guests were treated to 14 Chinese dishes representing seven regions of China and 12 Nigerian dishes representing the country’s six geopolitical zones. The selection reflected the diversity of food traditions in both countries and gave participants an opportunity to experience different ingredients, preparation methods and local specialties.

    For NIHOTOUR, the festival was also an opportunity to promote Nigerian food as an important part of the country’s tourism offering and to highlight the people and businesses involved across the food and hospitality value chain.

    Speaking at the event, the Director-General/Chief Executive Officer of NIHOTOUR, Aare Abisoye Fagade, emphasised the Institute’s commitment to developing the skills required to strengthen Nigeria’s hospitality and tourism industry while creating opportunities for young people, professionals and entrepreneurs.

    The “From Farm to Feast” theme also drew attention to the different people involved in bringing food to the table, beginning with farmers and producers and extending to processors, chefs, hospitality professionals and businesses that serve consumers.

    The festival provided another avenue for NIHOTOUR to showcase Nigeria’s diverse food heritage. Across the six geopolitical zones, communities have distinct dishes, ingredients and preparation methods that can be promoted as part of the experiences available to both domestic and international visitors.

    The Chargé d’Affaires ad interim of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Nigeria, Mr. Zhou Hongyou, highlighted the role of food in helping people understand different cultures and strengthening people-to-people relations between Nigeria and China.

    Also participating in the festival was the Cultural Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy and Director of the China Cultural Centre in Nigeria, Mr. Yang Jianxing, whose presence further underscored the importance of cultural exchange in strengthening relations between the two countries.

    The event brought together more than 200 participants and featured food presentations and cultural activities from both countries. It encouraged interaction between Nigerian and Chinese participants and created opportunities for further cooperation in hospitality, tourism, culinary training, cultural exchange and enterprise development.

    The festival was particularly significant as Nigeria and China celebrate 55 years of diplomatic relations. Over the years, relations between both countries have expanded across several sectors, and cultural exchanges such as the Nigeria–China Food Festival provide an opportunity to deepen those ties at the people-to-people level.

    NIHOTOUR remains committed to partnerships that promote Nigeria’s hospitality and tourism industry, strengthen professional skills, support enterprise development and create opportunities for Nigerians across the tourism value chain.

    Through initiatives such as the Nigeria–China Food Festival, the Institute will continue to promote Nigeria’s food and hospitality culture, encourage international cooperation and position the country’s diverse tourism offerings for greater local and global recognition.

  • Frank Meke Set To Receive Top Honour for Advancing Nigeria’s Tourism Storytelling

    Frank Meke Set To Receive Top Honour for Advancing Nigeria’s Tourism Storytelling

    Veteran tourism journalist, editor and broadcaster, Frank Meke, is set to receive the Golden Icon of Tourism Journalism and Destination Storytelling Award at the fifth edition of the Golden Prestigious Icons Awards 2026.

    Meke, who is also the convener of Cre8tive 9JA, will be honoured for his longstanding contributions to tourism journalism, destination storytelling and the promotion of Nigeria’s cultural heritage.

    The recognition is expected to highlight his efforts in using journalism and broadcasting to showcase Nigeria’s tourism assets, festivals, culture and destinations to audiences within and outside the country.

    Over the years, Meke has worked across leading media platforms, including Vanguard Newspapers and The Sun Newspapers, where he reported extensively on tourism, culture and destination development.

    Through Cre8tive 9JA, he has continued to promote conversations around Nigeria’s tourism potential while supporting destination marketing and greater visibility for the country’s cultural and tourism attractions.

    The awards ceremony, themed “Beyond Boundaries,” is scheduled for Sunday, August 30, 2026, at the Lagos Oriental Hotel, Lekki. The red carpet will begin at 3pm, while the main event is slated for 5pm.

    The organisers said Meke’s recognition reflects the impact of his decades of journalism, broadcasting and destination storytelling in advancing tourism visibility and strengthening public appreciation of Nigeria’s rich cultural and tourism heritage.

  • Mr Nonso’s Lagos Summer Puts Domestic Tourism in the Spotlight

    Mr Nonso’s Lagos Summer Puts Domestic Tourism in the Spotlight

    The fourth edition of Lagos Summer with Mr. Nonso has reinforced the growing importance of domestic tourism in promoting Nigeria’s cultural heritage, creative economy and tourism destinations to Nigerians.

    The August 22 tour brought together about 150 participants who embarked on a full day of cultural discovery across Lagos, ending with a social gathering and bonfire at Elegushi Beach.

    The tour, organised by tour operator Chinonso Emmanuel Uche, popularly known as Mr. Nonso, was designed around a simple philosophy: Nigerians must first experience and appreciate the country’s tourism assets before convincing international visitors to explore them.

    The first destination was Nike Art Gallery in Lekki, where participants explored the expansive collection of Nigerian artworks and crafts. For many of the visitors, the experience provided an opportunity to encounter the country’s contemporary and traditional artistic heritage firsthand.

    The group later proceeded to the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art at Pan Atlantic University, Epe, a destination that continues to attract attention for its extensive collection of Nigerian and African art.

    Beyond viewing the artworks, participants were given an opportunity to engage directly with Nigerian culture through an Adire tie and dye workshop. Young professionals, families and expatriates participated in the practical session, learning about one of Nigeria’s enduring textile traditions.

    The experience continued with a picnic and guided tour of the museum’s collection of more than 1,000 works, creating an atmosphere that combined education, leisure and cultural appreciation.

    The tour ended at Elegushi Beach, where participants gathered around a bonfire for music, networking and entertainment. According to the organisers, the long term ambition is to develop Lagos Summer into a multi day tourism experience comparable with established summer destinations around the world.

    Explaining the philosophy behind the initiative, Uche said Nigerians needed to experience the country before efforts were made to attract more international tourists. He said participants could become informal ambassadors for Nigerian destinations by sharing their experiences and images online.

    The strong interest in this year’s edition reportedly resulted in the organisers limiting participation to 150 people. Uche said future editions would be expanded to accommodate more participants and expose them to additional destinations.

    He argued that Nigeria’s tourism challenge was not necessarily a shortage of attractions, but inadequate awareness and domestic patronage. He noted that greater visitation to places such as the Yemisi Shyllon Museum could help bridge the gap between Nigerians and the country’s cultural assets.

    Uche also highlighted Lagos’ diverse tourism offerings, ranging from beaches and urban entertainment to colonial history, Yoruba culture and the city’s distinctive Brazilian heritage. RwandAir Regional Manager for West and Central Africa, Ginette Kadigiri, also participated in the programme, contributing a quiz and prizes that added another dimension to the experience.

    The Lagos Summer initiative demonstrates how domestic tourism can support artists, transport operators, hospitality businesses, tour companies and other players across the tourism value chain. As Uche puts it, Nigeria needs more tourism entrepreneurs willing to move people, create experiences and encourage Nigerians to discover their own country before selling its attractions to the world.

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