Federal Government Calls for Hotel Neutrality Ahead of Elections

The Federal Government has called for enhanced collaboration, professionalism, and political neutrality among hotel operators as Nigeria approaches the 2027 electoral cycle. Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi, made this statement during his keynote address at the second edition of the JAGZ Hospitality Conference in Ibadan.
He highlighted the vital role of the hospitality sector in ensuring peace and security during elections by providing accurate data on lodgers and assisting security agencies with necessary information. Fagbemi stressed that hotel management must prevent their facilities from being used for unlawful activities.
Conference convener and Group Managing Director of Charis Ultimo Hotels Limited, Lugard Agbomoagan, noted that the hospitality industry has evolved into a significant venue for business transactions and political engagements. He emphasized the need for hotel operators to understand their legal, financial, and security responsibilities, especially during the electoral period.
Agbomoagan confirmed that measures are in place to prevent facilities from being used for illicit activities.
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