……… Recommends honorary fellowship.
Emmanuel lkpeama
In a bid to foster collaboration and strengthen ties with stakeholders in the tourism industry, Hon. Apata Samson Nunayon, Vice President of Association of Tourism Practitioners of Nigeria (ATPN) South West Region,led a delegation on a courtesy visit to the illustrious High Chief Patrick Yedenu Mobee, the custodian of the renowned Historic Slave Relics Museum and former member of the Lagos State Tourism Board.
During the visit, Apata recommended High Chief Mobee for honorary fellowship, recognizing his contributions.
He stated that High Chief Mobee’s unwavering dedication to preserving Badagry’s rich cultural heritage has been truly exemplary, and the museum under his custody stands as a testament to his tireless efforts.
Apata commended High Chief Mobee’s outstanding contributions to the tourism industry, highlighting his pivotal role in sustaining the Historic Slave Relics Museum as a significant historical landmark in Nigeria.
He noted that the recommendation of High Chief Mobee for Honorary Fellowship is a fitting recognition of his remarkable service to the industry.
Responding High Chief Mobee expressed gratitude for the recognition and reaffirmed his commitment to working with ATPN to promote Badagry’s unique cultural and historical significance.
Investigator news reports that bringing all stakeholders together for a common goal is crucial for the development and growth of the tourism industry in Nigeria, especially in the South West Region.
It will be recalled that the Association of Tourism Practitioners of Nigeria (ATPN) has been actively working towards this objective.
Investigator news gathered that the visit aligns with ATPN’s mandate to ensure collaboration with stakeholders to make the industry more visible, particularly in the South West Region.
ATPN’s establishment aims to promote and develop tourism in the region, demonstrating the organization’s commitment to achieving its goals.
