FG Commits to Boost Nigeria's Tourism Sector Development
The Federal Government of Nigeria, through Minister of Arts, Culture, and Tourism, Hannatu Musawa, has committed to advancing the tourism sector by injecting funds aimed at improving infrastructure. During a public presentation of the book titled "Feet Saw," authored by Gershon Ogbuluijah, Musawa outlined the government's significant plans for the tourism sector, which include a major announcement regarding infrastructure improvements scheduled for next week.
She emphasized the intention to rebuild a five-star hotel in Abuja and integrate cultural and creative tourism activities throughout the year to attract visitors to Nigeria. Ogbuluijah, who has traveled extensively across Africa, shared his experiences and underscored Nigeria's potential as a premier tourism destination, referencing his own background and the diverse cultures he encountered in various African countries.
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