In my research into both the history of Lekki, Epe, Lagos Island, Abeokuta, Apomu, Alaketu, El Mina/Cape Coast, Ouidah, Badagry and Seriki Faremi Williams Abass Compound, also known as the Brazilian Barracoon of 40 Slaves and the Seriki Faremi Williams Abass Slave Museum, I realized that the history of the trans-Atalantic Slave trade is still relevant.

Anago-Osho conducts special tours and promotes community and sustainable tourism. A renowned cultural diplomat and advocate of African perspectives in African historical curation. He is a researcher and member of Enslaved Spaces. As Ambassador for DNA Tested Africans, he serves the African diaspora as a bridge to reconnect with their African heritage. He founded Anago James Akeem Osho Adventures, Global Anago Adventures, Benin Republic English Tour and Co-founder of @ahnactourguidesnigeria.