Ogun State Partners with Whatadeal to Manage Olumo Rock Tourism Site
Ogun State has formalized a public-private partnership with Whatadeal Limited, a subsidiary of Systemspec Group, to manage the Olumo Rock tourist site. The agreement, announced in Abeokuta, involves modern management systems to unlock the site's economic and cultural potential.
The partnership aims to drive tourism growth, create jobs, and deliver value to the people of Ogun State. Key officials like Fela Bank-Olemoh and Sesan Fagbayi emphasize the importance of private sector involvement in heritage management.
The deal reflects a commitment to preserving cultural assets and adopting modern management practices in the tourism sector.
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