Edo State Moves to Resolve Museum Ownership Dispute
The ownership dispute surrounding the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) in Edo State is set to be resolved soon, as confirmed by Musa Ikhilo, the Secretary to the State Government. During a summit, Ikhilo noted that a presidential committee is currently reviewing the controversy and will provide a report that aims to deliver a final solution.
Governor Mondai Okpebholo emphasized the importance of updating and implementing the state's tourism master plan, which is crucial for the growth of the tourism industry in Edo State. The state government is committed to addressing any challenges related to MOWAA's ownership, as it is seen as a potential driver for tourism.
Ikhilo also encouraged stakeholders to collaborate in enhancing the visitor experience and urged investors to explore opportunities within the state. The Edo State Tourism Agency is poised to support these initiatives to create a conducive environment for tourism development.
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