The new Eco currency will really liberate the French speaking African nations from economic dependency.  There were mixed feelings when President Macron of France visited Coted'voire (Ivory Coast) and announced that France will change the name of Fcefa to Eco, which will be spent in 8 french speaking countries only, deviating from the original plan of ECOWAS for the Eco currency to be spent in all Ecowas states and now France is instilling the statusquo. Some people are of the opinion that nothing will change except the name. Attention! Attention!! Brother Kemi Seba had been the voice of the youths and the voiceless in the French speaking world for quite a while.  We should be focused as we support each other and let love lead. Kemi Seba was born in France but relocated to Senegal and unfortunately was later expelled from Senegal on the command of France. Rather than go back to France, he returned to the birthplace of his parents, Benin Republic, where he could not be depor

After months of planning, the D-Day is finally here. I left Lome-Togo early to cross the border into Benin Republic to pick Gina. It was about 3hrs drive from Lome to Cotonou. Members of my team were already at the Cotonou Airport to recieve cousin Gina. It was divine and predestinated to meet Gina Corneille, a conscious sister whose objective and fulfilment in life is to one day finally repatriate to continental Africa. She reminds me of Erika Badu. Her consciousness is an aroma. You can smell it, feel it, see it because it's signage is written all over her. It was a long flight from Bangladesh where she works as a high school English teacher in the American International school. According to her, the flight was long and tiring as she had to board three aeroplanes before she finally arrived at the Beninoise Cotonou Airport. I arrived at the airport at around 11.20 a.m and Gina's flight was scheduled to arrive by 12.30 p.m. A heroes welcome was planned for her. As she eve

This channel aims to educate and promote African and World Culture, Mythology, Art, and History aimed at preserving Heritages through exhibitions, museum display, seminars, conferences and creative Anthropological research, Adventures, Travel and Tourism. Anago James Akeem Osho is a creative and passionate research support, Tour guide, historian, curator, public speaker, culture promoter, author, actor, childcare, roots, nature and heritage conservationist. Anago James Akeem Osho has worked with professionals from diverse subject background and travelers from all over the world. He teaches visitors about Nigeria, Republic of Benin, Togo, West Africa, Africa, Africa Diaspora and it's history, people, locations and it's many land marks and exciting attractions. https://www.primepost.ng/2019/12/10/winner-of-best-nigerian-tour-guide-advises-on-research-development/ Anago Osho was a member of the Demosite Management Committee of the COAST Project in Badagry from 2009-2012, orga

Less than a year ago, I realized that the dedication to hard work as a Tour Guide has prompted other potentials in me, such as the psychological ability to understand the needs of my clients and be able to meet up with their requests and expectations, and other abilities like public speaking and research. These potentials have tremendously helped to shape how I present my narratives to the tourists/visitors. Tour guide is not a lay man’s job, it is an art that requires good knowledge and understanding. The earnest desire to satisfy my tourists travel or special needs, created a marketing niche and promotion for me. My niche is referrals which I get constantly. Such memorable tours which I give usually establish an impression on the mind of my tourists. According to some visitors who had been on my tours, especially historical and cultural tours, it had been asserted that my narratives and passion for history are unconsciously re-enacting the past in the present. To them, their tour

Takwa bay is a place to be in Lagos, Nigeria, with calm beach and different activities to spice your deserved fun. +234 (0)8037043233 Anago.tourism@gmail.com

Tour Guide students and their Trainer, Anago James Akeem Osho, at Imani Leadership Institute, Lagos, Nigeria in a group photograph after a class.

It was a memorable experience as Anago James Akeem Osho recieves a Resource Person/Tour Guide Trainer Certificate from Dr Kathy, the President of Imani Bridges U.S.A, and Imani Bridges Leadership Institute. It was fulfilling as his Tourism and Tour Guide students watches and applauded him. The students confessed that they count themselves fortunate to have been trained by the number one and most popular tour guide in Nigeria and West Africa. The students also got certificates for the completion of their level 1 Tour Guide training module from Imani Leadership Institute. It was fulfilling for all of them. They all look forward to going back to class to complete their level two and three training. The tourism and tour guide students confessed that they feel prepared already with the right foundation to explore the tourism industry in Nigeria. Some of the students are tourism enthusiasts from Ghana, and Benin Republic. The Tourism and Tour Guide class has a module that will span a

Anago James Akeem Osho has been appointed as Ambassador for DNA Tested Yorubas of Nigeria and their matches in diaspora since August 1st, 2019 by Imperial African History and Genetic Genealogical Society, U.S.A also known as DNA Tested Africans Descendants. The organization was founded by Nee C. Naja Levoe, an American who took an African name known as Naja Chinyere Njoku Eri. According to her, Anago have helped them to learn about their origins as well as taken them to several historical locations in Africa. This has given them back at least 450 years of lost history. Anago Osho has worked to help thousands of Africans/Blacks in diaspora to learn about Africa and encouraged them to visit. He has toured them on historical and heritage conservation trips through his organization known as Anago Osho Adventures and Heritage Preservation. Anago's duties as the Ambassador for Dna tested Yorubas in Nigeria includes, encourage Africans to take autosomal DNA test, act as a liaison bet

The journey into tourism for Anago James Akeem Osho, began at a tender age. It was the combination of love for books, history, folktales, nature and travels with his father, brother and a country that inspired him. He grew up reading tourism magazines, adventure books, travelling and listening to Yoruba lores from his grandmother at Ebute Metta. The African past, world history and culture appeals to him. His works today are aimed at teaching history, Social Science, re-enacting the positive past, rediscovering tourism potential communities, sites and preserving the environment and historic heritage. His knowledge of international tourism through Malaysia became his model and actually paved the way for his foundation and faith in the posibility of utopia in the African tourism industry. In 1990, he recieved a letter and a set of publications on Malaysia for his information and reference from PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN PELANCONGAN MALAYSIA, Tourist Development Corporation (TDC). According to

Mr Efetobo Awhana, C.e.o of Nigeria Travel Week/Avantgarde tours and Anago James Akeem Osho, C.e.o of Anago Osho Adventures/Tour Guide Nigeria Company/Benin Republic English Tour/Gloryfilled Children Home, at a (specially invited) African Workshop organized by Radisson Group at Radisson Blue Hotel Ikeja, Lagos.

The BBC Yoruba news crew were with Anago James Akeem Osho in Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria. It was a great documentary moment captured on film by professionals who possess an in-depth knowledge of their trade as Anago Osho began to share his story telling skill, with undistorted history and area area knowledge. Mr Gabriel, Miss Funmi and Mr Yinka were exceptional in their dedication to duty. The trip brought out the professionalism in everyone of us. It reminds me of a trip with AlJazeera many years ago. Contact: +234(0)8037043233 anago.tourism@gmail.com

As West African countries prepare to adopt the new unifying single currency called Eco, i realized that people have different opinion on the matter but for regional unity, development and easy transactions between West African businesses, I support the idea. It will also help countries with huge inflation. Business will boom drastically as trade or transactions across West will become easy. It will unite the countries and everyone will have a sense of brotherhood. Eco currency across West Africa will liberate the French speaking countries from the pang and control of France. It is unfortunate that the French speaking African countries don't have their own central bank or reserve, everything is organized from Paris. For many years, France had kicked against French speaking West Africans from been a part of this. Eco currency is good news and travellers won't think of the hardship of how to change currency from one country to another in West Africa. It saves time and energy

The C.E.O of Anago Osho Adventures and Heritage Preservation, Mr Anago James Akeem Osho, launched the organizations new logo on the 30th of June 2019. The first logo was designed by him in 1998. The new one still carries some characteristics of the old one. It could be said that it was an improvement of the old one. Characteristics such as the map of continental Africa, the world globe, the figure of a head inside the map of Africa, and the organizations name is still written boldly across the image. New ideas are added to make the logo emphatic. It was a collaboration between Ash 7 studios and Anago Osho Adventures.

It was great to see students, teachers, historians, journalists, family members and enthusiasts at the public lecture organized in remembrance of Seriki Williams Abass. The topic of The lecture was "Celebrating Freedom from slavery at the centenary of Seriki Williams Abass and the lessons of his legacy". Chief Seriki Williams Abass died on the 11th of june 1919 at Badagry and the 11th of June 2019 marks the year of his demise as been a 100 years ago. His centenary was been used as a point of contact to celebrate freedom from Slavery. He participated in the slave trade and also participated in The suppression and abolition of The trade by supporting the British government and freed all his slaves and those who stayed with him he adopted as members of his household. The Guest speaker, Anago James Akeem Osho, reiterated that Chief Seriki Williams Abass left not just a legacy but legacies. The legacies of Chief Seriki Abass includes: The tenacity embedded in every human to tra