Dr. (Mrs) Sally Uwechue - Mbanefo Director General, Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation 46th ANNUAL ACCOUNTANTS ‘CONFERENCE
THEME: Accountability. Now. Nigeria
2 I shall. give a holistic perspective of what tourism is and what it is not as well as the challenges & success stories in Nigeria 2. What is tourism? (UNWTO) defined tourism as the temporary movt of prsn from place of residence and work place for pleasure (family holiday, theme park, beaches, sand sun beach), business, religion (Pilgrimages), Adventure (Museums, culture, heritage black) usually not more than one consecutive year Tourism is the greatest employer of labour in the world-1in every 11- SME-95% It has a Global GDP contribution of $7.3trn, 9.8% in 2016, 10% in 2015 and 9.3% in 2014( middle east crisis 3. CLASSIFICATION OF TOURISM I Inbound – people visiting Nigeria II Domestic – Nigerians travelling within Nigeria III Outbound – Nigerians travelling abroad 4. Despite this elaborate definition. In this part of the world most people do not still understand the nature and scope of tourism, so let me enlighten you on it COMPONENT OF TOURISM Transportation, Accommodation, Attraction, Food Establishment
3 4b. Nature and scope of Tourism Tour Operators Travel Agencies Transporters (Road, Boats, airlines). Hospitality or Accommodation providers(Hotels, motels, inns, resorts) Tourism Boards of State Govts Cruises Memorabilia or Souvenirs 5. TYPES OF TOURISM Cultural Tourism: Argungu, Osun Osogbo, Igwe, Durbar festivals IN Katsina & Kano Beach Tourism: Eleko Beach, Takwabay, -ECOTOURISM Wildlife Tourism: National Parks- ECOTOURISM Religious Tourism: Aokpe Pilgrimage Centre, Benue, Redeemed Annual Congress, Winners Shiloh Conference, Malud Muslims Pilgrimage –kano, Christians Pilgrimage – Lagos Educational/Scientific Tourism: Excursions, Tourism Clubs educational programme etc Man Made Tourism: Museums, Galleries, Monuments, Shrines, Amusement Parks, Botanical/Zoological Gardens. Medical Tourism: Ondo State Medical Tourism Centre, Gani Fawehemi Diagnostic Centre, Reddington Hospital Lagos, Memphys Medical Enugu for east, and ABU Kano for North Entertainment – Music & Nollywood 4 6. What are the functions of NTDC? NTDC is the apex Tourism Agency in Nigeria. It implements all government policies on tourism namely: Market and promote tourism activities and tourist destinations at home and abroad Provide information on Tourism related activities Inspect and set standard for Hospitality Tourism Enterprises (HTEs) – suspended Coordinate State and local government HTEs related activities and ventures – suspended but we collaborate Research into tourism related matters for planning purposes Collect, collate and analyze tourism statistics at nation’s border post and airport entry/exit points
7. TOURISM STATISTICS
In 2013: Nigeria recorded 4.03m tourist arrivals, and US$650m expenditure. This figure increased to 4.8m in 2014 In 2013: Osun Osogbo Festival recorded 22,000 tourists with 123 International guest and N58m revenue. In 2013: Abuja Carnival attracted 19,000 tourists, with 113 international guests, and N147m expenditure. In 2013 there were over 1m religious tourists Domestic Tourism Market potential is $4bn We are working to surpass the $10bn mark by the year 2020.
5 TOURISM STATISTICS
Countries Tourist Arrivals Contributions to 2014 GDP Mexico 23, 073, 000 14.8% Cuba 2, 800, 000 11.2% Brazil 5, 433, 000 9.6% Gambia 116, 598 17.7% Egypt 9, 500, 000 13.7% Kenya 1, 780, 000 12% South Africa 9, 188, 368 9.6% Nigeria 4, 037, 808 4.0%
6 Career Opportunities In this field, while most people readily recognise the majors areas such as careers with hotels, restaurants, airlines, car rentals tour companies, they are unaware of the fact that it also employ archaeologists, sociologists, planners, researchers and statisticians, geologists, architects, curators and other numerous professions. Graduates in this field are also employed in a wide range of occupation and industries including but not limited to:
Environmental Management: work as environmental educators, adventure guides(TOUR) park rangers etc. Tourism Authorities: work at the Federal State and Local tourism outfits to liaise with and build close relationship with the media and stakeholders to promote and encourage tourism, tourism marketing officers. Research and Education: work as tourism researchers and educators organise workshops and seminars on tourism awareness or new initiative on tourism. Government Policy: work as research development and implementation managers and tourism officers. Operational Positions: Bartenders, concierge , cook, sales coordinators. Etc. Travel Consultants: travel agents, ticketing officers etc. Management Positions: Tourism budgeting, analysing and planning, sales and operations manager.
7 INCOME OR REMURATIONS Income/ Salary range depend on the job, educational background /qualification training required and experience level . Some organisations also so offer employees health and dental care package. Workers in the tourism industry can earn between N83,000 –N517,000 monthly from the survey conducted.
8 PRODUCTS WE CAN MARKET a Festivals – we commend Otunba Gani Adams a domestic Tourism Guru b Beaches on the coastline – Whispering Palms, Tropicana Campayne, Akinboboye, Chief Ade OJO c Tourism Sites of mountains, Caves, waterfalls , world heritage sites d Carnivals to engage youth more in its preparation - Calabar e Historical Monuments- Brazilian Buildings in Old Lagos, Museums, Badagry Slave Town f Nollywood & Our Musicians – Concerts Venue for Movies &Tourism Sites, Tinapa
Examples of festivals unique to our culture are: Kano & Katsina Durbars Osun Osogbo – Crowd Management Sango festival in oyo state Eyo festival in Lagos Argungu Fishing festival in Kebbi, Taraba Nwoyo Fishing Festival Calabar Carnival New Yam Festivals and Masquerades of the east Drum Festival in Ogun State Eleghe Festival- Warri (Delta State) - Fertility & Marsquarades Sites that are ready 1) Lagos – Eleko Beach, youth & music Entertainment 2) Kano – Museum, Mingibre tourist Pit, Emir’s Palace, 3) Ondo – Idanre Resort Hills, medical tourism 4) Oyo Agodi Gardens 5) Ezeagu tourist centre Enugu 9 6) Ogun – Olumo Rock 7) Osun State- Osun Osogbo Festival – World heritage Site 8) Adamawa State – Sukur Kingdom- World Heritage Site 9) Abia State War Musuem & Ojukwu Bunker 10) Kaduna –Sports tourism- Polo- Fifth Chucker 11) Bauchi – Yankari National Park
Tourism sites ready but with need lodge & access Mambila Plateau Taraba – poor lodge Obudu Ranch Resort – Cross River State- green reserve, Access Poor
8. NTDC’S EFFORTS – DOMESTIC TOURISM FOCUS Concentration on domestic tourism to first attract both Nigerians and foreigners living in Nigeria to visit and patronize Nigerian tourists products as charity begins at home, attended over 100 festivals in Nigeria in the past 3yrs Signing of MOUs on partnership with some diplomatic communities to encourage their nationals to visit Nigerian destinations for possible investment Participation in foreign exhibitions to market and publicise Nigerian tourist products and to woo investors to develop Nigerian tourist destinations. Collaboration with some foreign tour operators to partner with Nigerian Tour operators to facilitate tour processes for potential tourists Collaboration with related MDAs like Immigration service and FAAN to fast track visa issuance and movement of tourists, respectively Advocacy and Public Relation visits/campaigns for awareness of tourism.
10 9. OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS Domestic Tourism calendar on website Collaboration with expatriate community African countries collaboration for best practice exchange PPP collaboration for International Exhibitions, Tourism Desks Training – Private sector trained all staff in 2015 at no cost Domestic tourism campaign launched by NTDC in over 25 states Authentication of tourism sites through visits to all zones meeting local community leaders, tourism commissioners. Green city – create waste to wealth
GOVERNMENT PAST EFFORTS NOT IMPLEMENTED Tourism Master Plan – old,10yrs ago, the Tourism Master Plan was put together and it grouped the tourism resources and attractions in Nigeria into five tourism clusters; a)Tropical Rainforest Cluster b) Conference Capital Cluster c)Atlantic Gateway Cluster d)Scenic Nature Cluster e)Sahara Gateway Cluster. Each cluster is made up of core attractions (products) and other supporting and ancillary products packaged to give tourists maximum satisfactory experience. There is a need to recalibrate the plan before it can be implemented due to new trends in the industry
2) Presidential Council on Tourism should be reconstituted and a new team put together to create new laws that will propel tourism.. 11 CHALLENGES
1) INACCURATE STATISTICS- Incomplete measurement criteria of tourism contribution to GDP. IF THE GOVT AND PRIVATE SECTOR KNOW HOW MUCH VALUE TOURISM IS CURRENTLY CREATING FUNDING WILL NOT BE A PROBLEM.THE VALUE CHAIN OF TOURISM JOB CREATION CONTRIBUTION IS NOT CAPTURED IN STATISTICS GATHERING HENCE WEAK FUNDING & LACK OF RECOGNITION FOR ITS VALUE ADD Job creation – 11,000 hotels, 30,000 restaurants in Nigeria (no bukas) Creates jobs for skilled & unskilled ( cleaners, entertainers, waiters, food supplies, agricultural sector, transportation sector, manufacturing &oil &gas sectors touching every value chain but all this is not captured WHAT IS THE CRITERIA FOR MEASURING TOURISM CONTRIBUTION TO THE GDP The criteria for measuring the contribution of tourism to the Nigeria GDP does not take into consideration the fact transportation from residence, Airports or border to place of tourism activity constitutes a major earning for the economy According to Bureau of Statistics in Nigeria, Travel and Tourism contributions to the GDP is limited to accommodation contrary to the United Nations, National Statistical Committee recommendation of 2000 where the measurement of Travel and Tourism contribution to GDP has been broadly expanded to cover the following; i. Transportation ii. Accommodation iii. Activities at destinations iv. Other services tourists need v. Food & drinks – speedy capacity measure. 12 2) TOURISM A PRIVATE SECTOR ACTIVITY BUT NOT DRIVEN ENOUGH BY PRIVATE SECTOR Tourism is private sector retail and SME activity, 95% of Tourism enterprises are small and medium scale enterprises. Tourism must therefore be propelled by the private sector. PRIVATE SECTOR IS DRIVEN BY ROI. for you to invest in an area; you need to know about the projections and the potentials of the industry, there being little or no data on the arts, culture and tourism sector in Nigeria is a factor that inhibits private sector participation ENTERTAINMENT TOURISM LED BY PRIVATE SECTOR When we talk about Private Sector Role in promoting tourism Universal Music Group a private company in America has turnover of $6.5bn annually; We also have the Universal studios which generates over $28bn on movies annually Sun City Hotels and Resorts a privately owned business in South Africa has a turnover of over $70m monthly as revenue. In Nigeria the Nollywood as the 3rd largest in the entertainment industry has been an amazing export of our cultural heritage and indeed an organically grown success story, the same goes for our entertainment industry. Sadly not enough credit is given to this subsector locally or data on music industry value add captured. We have more music cable channels in Africa than African Movies In Nigeria, Terra Kulture is a Nigeria Success Story in promoting musicals in theatres, whilst domestic tourism gurus like Otun. Gani adams and Wanle Akinboboye continue to be pace setters in the tourism private sector 13 3) SECURITY –when we had no security did tourism thrive? No i Security is not peculiar to Nigeria. 972,000sq km of land, 37 states, only 3 or 4 affected – Gombe, Borno, Adamawa, Yobe, very recently Enugu. ii Tourism police – as in Egypt is an option for future iii Current efforts by Government – proactive , strategic
4) INFRASTRUCTURE –power-will reduce cost of hotels-poor access to tourism sites i. Power: Nigerians spend $110M annually to procure visas to go to Dubai because it has stable power and infrastructure. If we have power, cost of hotels will reduce; we have the most expensive hotel rates on the continent. ii. Access – Roads, Rail and Air to sites – Obudu Mountain Resort is a good example Countries with the most developed tourism infrastructure are often the most prosperous either globally or in their geopolitical regions. These include: Netherlands, USA, Germany, France, UK, Italy, South Africa, Kenya, Gambia, Tanzania or Nigeria and others.
14 5) Under developed tourism sites need upgrading. 6) The need for Capacity Building of the sector. 7) Need for sustainable standardization and quality control 8) Need for National Hotel Classification Scheme 9) Need for Collaboration with ministries in the tourism value chain (Tourism and Culture with Works, Immigration, Customs, Environment, Security
10) GROWTH OF TOURISM IN NIGERIA- Success Stories
I ENTERTAINMENT industry-nollywood 3rd largest in the world, -2m jobs music also Statistic-Universal Studios-Disney
Ii INCLUSIVE GROWTH-BIZ TRSM,EQUAL DISTRBTN OF WEALTH Across the nation today, we have a vast array of businesses that have evolved around tourism.- It is also significantly impacting the real estate sector, boosting provision of utilities and infrastructure and engendering industrial growth. SMEs Just like the trend globally, ninety five per cent of all tourist enterprises are small and medium sized. We are hosts to some major international hotel chains across Nigeria. These include Sheraton, Hilton, Le Meridien, and Continental groups like Protea and African Sun to mention but a few. We also have a good number of the hotels run independently by independent entrepreneurs. 15`` ` SOCIAL BENEFITS It goes beyond a ‘pro-poor’ growth by promoting equal distribution of wealth and employment across the low and middle-income groups
An Inclusive growth strategy broadens the economic and social benefit of tourism across a wider demographic and involves more sectors.
Inclusive growth relative to tourism is an approach requiring long term development thinking.
Tackling marginalisation /social inequality is fundamental for inclusive growth and SME’ to flourish.
iii TOURISM IN CITIZEN DIPLOMACY- Conference- New Alliance Tourism is the main driver of citizen diplomacy. As nationals meet either during conferences, professional’s meetings, Non-Governmental Organizations, Sports, or even at resorts; they greet, share experiences, build relationships, generate mutual understanding and cement social bonds.
These often translate into business or social relationships that at the end benefit both nations.
Many Nigerians have gained from such relationships which in turn, have boosted their professions, careers or businesses. 16 Iv COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT & CLOSURE OF GAP BETW POOR &RICH . The Calabar Carnival is among the most sought after in Africa today. The Tinapa free Trade Zone, stands out, as one giant economic outfit built to harness the tourism potentials of the Cross River State and by extention, Nigeria.
. The Osun Osogbo, Sango, Eyo festivals in the south west, the Ofala in the south east, Durbars in Kastina & Kano and the Argungu Fishing festivals in the north ., have spun other array of festivals across the country which has enhanced the economy of these cities and communities.
. The multiplier effects of these and several other tourism related activities have given rise to the growth of cottage industries, medium and small-scale enterprises, and employments.
. The economic benefits have been massive: women and the youth have been empowered and aggregate household income among the benefitting communities and cities have been improved.
. Many states today, are now engaged in a flurry of activities seeking to harness their various tourism potentials because of the observed gains in the fortunes of trail blazing states. 17 v) INTERNATIONAL RETAIL OUTLETS-SHOPRITE,NEXT,MANGO &MORE . Nigeria’s range of shopping malls are being joined by international retail outlets like Shoprite and Next, Mango. . We are witnessing steady growth in fast-food chains and amusement parks. . The Kentucky Fried Chicken recently made in into the Nigerian market. . These are but a few as the impact is very wide spanning industry, SMEs, service sector and other sectors.
vi) INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES ABUNDANT . Apart from instituting series of reforms in many sectors of our economy, it is providing numerous incentives to attract investments into the country in the areas of tax holidays, repatriation of profit, capital allowances and tax reliefs
vii) INCENTIVES BY GOVT TO ENCOURAGE TOURISM INVESTORS -5yr tx hol – work permit easier than xprt quota-120% tax relief for research and development.
18 WAY FORWARD TOWARDS REVENUE GENERATION Introduce Departure levies .Our People also travel outside Nigeria. Use fund to upgrade tourism sites. Levy corporate Nigeria. 1%of their profit Create Intervention fund List NTDC for Public Subscription Encourage PPP Encourage Tourism Value Chain Collaboration DIASPORA NIGERIANS –should be our tourism amb,if condusive envrn,$20b We need a National Carrier
PROMOTION OF EDUCATION TOURISM should be built around youth Activities that make up Youth Tourism: Adventure/Explorative Tours Excursions Camping Music/Drama Jamborees Beauty Pageant Dancing Competition Quizzes/educational programme Public lectures, and engage youth in carnival preparations as in Calabar.
MEDICAL TOURISM-commend Ondo trauma centre,Reddington hospital Lagos,ABU hospital Zaria,Memphy’s hospital Enugu, but awareness not created 19 DOMESTIC TOURISM Visited Governors, Traditional Rulers, Local Government Chiefs of all 6 Geopolitical zones plus Abuja and Partnered with them to identify, authenticate and prioritize sites in their areas.
NASSARAWA NIGER BENUE KANO ADAMAWA NORTH KADUNA CENTRAL TARABA NORTH ZONE NORTH WEST EAST OYO ZONE ZONE ABUJA ABIA OGUN
SOUTH SOUTH ANAMBRA LAGOS WEST EAST SOUTH ZONE ZONE SOUTH OSUN ZONE ENUGU
ONDO DELTA AKWA RIVERS IBOM CROSS RIVER BAYELSA 20 SOME OF THE FESTIVALS AND EVENTS ATTENDED
Carniriv – River State
Esie Festival – Kwara State
Mare Festival – Ondo State
Igbo-Ukwu – Anambra State
Osun Osogbo – Osun State
Akwa-Ibom 999 Carol Night – Akwa-Ibom State
Akwaaba Tourism Fair and Exhibition – Lagos State
Actively Participated in the 2013 Abuja Carnival
Actively Participated in the 2013 World Travel Market - London
Sports Tourism – Nigeria World Cup Qualifying Match – River State The Corporation was fully represented at the September 2013 World Tourism Day in Bayelsa State
The Director General also attended and promoted the Ogwuashi-Ukwu 21 Carnival in Delta State EXHIBITS OF ACHIEVEMENT
22 ABUJA - FCT
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - EVENT / EXHIBITION CENTRE - CONFERENCE FACILITIES -PUBLIC TOILETS -INVESTOR BRANDING VIEW OF ASO ROCK FROM MILLENNIUM PARK
NATIONAL CHRISTIAN CENTRE NATIONAL MOSQUE
2323 KASTINA STATE (NORTH WEST) GOBARAU MINARET KOSUGU WELL
AREAS OF INVESTMENT AREA VIEW OF KASTINA CITY - HOTELS - RANCH - AGRO TOURISM
DURBAR FESTIVAL 24 SUKUR KINGDOM (UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE) ADAMAWA STATE (NORT EAST)
SUKUR KINGDOM LANDSCAPE
AREAS OF INVESTMENT . HOTELS (MEDIUM TO LARGE) . PUBLIC TOILETS
A NATIVE 25 ARGUNGU FISHING FESTIVAL – KEBBI STATE (NORT WEST)
AREAS OF INVESTMENT • HOTELS • MINI MALL
• PUBLIC TOILETS 26 KANO STATE (NORTH WEST)
TIGA DAM DURBAR
KANO DYE PITS AREAS OF INESTMENT -HOTELS - MOTORIZED WATER PORTS - TEXTILE INDUSTRY - RANCH
27 FIFTH CHUKKER POLO CLUB – KADUNA STATE (NORTH WEST
28 TOP POLO CLUBS IN NIGERIA
LAGOS POLO CLUB (LAGOS STATE) KADUNA POLO CLUB (KADUNA STATE)
IBADAN POLO CLUB (OYO STATE)
PORT HARCOURT POLO CLUB (RIVER STATE) 29 TOP GOLF COURSES IN NIGERIA
SMOKING HILLS GOLF RESORT – ONDO STATE IBB INTERNATIONAL GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB - AB
IKOYI CLUB 1938 – LAGOS STATE LE MARIDIEN IBOM GOLF RESORT – AKWA IBO 30 IBB INTERNATIONAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB – ABUJA (F
31 TARABA STATE (NORTH EAST)
MAMBILLA PLATEAU
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - CABLE CAR - HOTELS - RANCH - DAIRY FARM 32 YANKARI NATIONAL PARK – BAUCHI STATE (NORTH EAST)
WIKKI WARM SPRING
The Burial Place of Late Sir Tafawa Balewa
AREAS OF INVESTMENT • CABLE CARS • SAFARI VEHICLES •HOTELS
33 PLATEAU STATE (NORTH CENTRAL)
ASSOP FALLS HIGHEST RAILWAY POINT IN NIGERIA - JOS
RIYOM ROCK AREAS OF INVESTMENT • CAMP FACILITIES • GARDEN SEATS • PUBLIC TOILETS • RAIL TRANSPORT
34 ZUMA ROCK – NIGER STATE (NORTH CENTRAL)
AREAS OF INVESTMENT • CABLE CAR • HOTELS • PUBLIC TOILETS
35 NIGER STATE (NORTH CENTRAL)
GURARA WATERFALLS
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - HOTELS - WATER TRANSPORT - WATER PARK -PUBLIC TOILETS
36 KADUNA STATE (NORTH WEST)
FIRTH CHUKKER
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - TEXTILE MILL - GOLF COURSE - POLO RESORT - RANCH
FIRTH CHUKKER 3737 LOKOJA - KOGI STATE (NORTH CENTRAL)
CONFLUENCE OF RIVERS NIGER & BENUE MOUNT PATI
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - HOTEL - PRESERVATION OF MONUMENTS - WATER TRANSPORT - THEME PARK
FIRST PRIMARY SCHOOL IN NORTHERN NIGERIA 38 NASARAWA STATE (NORTH CENTRAL)
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - ACCESS ROADS - GRAIN STORAGE FACILITIES FARIN RUWA FALLS - THEME PARK - HOTELS
FOOD STORAGE HUTS 39 OBUDU RANCH RESORT – CROSS RIVER STATE (SOUTH SOUTH)
MAIN ENTRANCE
MISTY SKYLINE
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - AIR STRIP - CABLE CARS - HOTELS
OBUDU MOUNTAIN WATER PARK 40 BAYELSA STATE (SOUTH SOUTH NIGERIA)
EFI LAKE
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - INVESTOR BRANDING - MONUMENT - THEME PARK - BOAT HOTEL FIRST OIL WELL IN NIGERIA OLOIBIRI, BAYELSA - FLOATING REFINERY STATE
4141 TINAPA -CROSS RIVERS STATE (SOUTH SOUTH)
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - MARITIME SCHOOL - FASHION SCHOOL - CONFERENCE FACILITIES
42 FASHION INDUSTRY/ TRADITIONAL ATTIRES OF PEOPLE OF NORTHERN NIGERIA
AREA OF INVESTMENT • TEXTILE INDUSTRY
43 FASHION INDUSTRY / TRADITIONAL ATTIRES OF PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN NIGERIA
IJAW BINI
YORUBA
IGBO 44 CROSS RIVERS STATE (SOUTH SOUTH)
EFIK TRADITIONAL ATTIRE
4545 LAKES & RIVERS (SOUTH EAST)
NIKE LAKE, ENUGU STATE AZUMINI BLUE RIVER
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - ACCESS ROAD - RESORT
OGUTA LAKE – IMO STATE 46 IGUE FESTIVAL - EDO STATE (SOUTH SOUTH)
ELEGHE ROYAL FESTIVAL – DELTA STATE (SOUTH SOUTH)
47 OSUN OSOGBO GROVE - UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE OSUN STATE (SOUTH WEST)
OSUN WORSHIPPERS AT OSUN OSOGBO SHRINE THE BANK OF OSUN RIVER
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - HOTELS - PUBLIC TOILETS - MINI MALL
OSUN SACRED GROVE 48 LAGOS STATE (SOUTH WEST)
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - CRUISE BOATS - WATER TRANSPOT - UPGRADE TO FULL SLAVERY EXPERIENCE - BOAT HOTEL
49 OSUN STATE (SOUTH WEST)
ERIN IJESHA WATERFALLS
KIRIJI WAR SITE
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - HOTELS - ACCESS ROAD - AMUSEMENT PARK
50 ENUGU STATE (SOUTH EAST)
AKWUKE BEACH WHISTLE PALM FOREST AREAS OF INVESTMENT - BEACH RESORT AWHUM WATER FALLS - HOTELS - THEME PARK
51 EZEAGU TOURIST COMPLEX ABIA STATE (SOUTH - EAST)
AZUMINI BLUE RIVER
AREAS OF INVESTMENT - CRUISE BOAT - WATER TRANSPORT - CAMPING SITE - HOTELS
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