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December 18, 2024
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Tourism Takes Center Stage: Tinubu Appointed Global Envoy for Ipada Initiative and Carnival 2024!

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is set to attend the Ipada Carnival 2024 as the Chief Host, marking a significant endorsement for the event, which kicks off in November. This announcement follows Tinubu’s earlier support for the carnival and the Ipada Initiative, spearheaded by Otunba Wanle Akinboboye, Founder and President of La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort, in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Tourism.

The news was delivered in a formal letter from the President’s Chief of Staff, Honorable Femi Gbajabiamila, dated August 9. The letter confirmed Tinubu’s participation as Chief Host and revealed that he will also take on a larger role, serving as the Grand Patron and Chief Global Ambassador of both the Carnival and the Ipada Initiative.

Tinubu’s involvement underscores his commitment to promoting Nigeria and Africa on the global stage, recognizing the event’s potential benefits for the country and the continent. By assuming these prominent roles, the President has officially endorsed the project, signaling strong government support.

This development is anticipated to significantly boost Nigerian tourism, which has struggled in recent years due to a lack of governmental focus. Tinubu’s backing is expected to revitalize the sector, drawing attention and resources to its development and promotion.

 

Researched by Tunde Ojediran.

Student intern, XGALogic Inc.

For 1stAfrika 2024.

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