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CultureGate Nigeria award goes to Anago James Akeem Osho,

Anago James Akeem Osho recieved an award as the best Tour Guide in Nigeria 2019, presented by Mr Morgan Okunnuga of CultureGate Nigeria, on the 21st of April 2019. The award was presented to him in Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria. Anago said, "this is another motivation to continue to follow passion and work harder". According to Anago Osho, "The travel and tourism industry is growing and could be better if the government provide an enabling environment for the practioners. The airport should be well taken care of both administratively, infrastructure enhancement and human relations with visitors, both local and international". Anago lamented on the condition of the airports. "The first contact with the country is the airport, and extortion mechanism devised by airport staffs should be discouraged because it embarrasses tour operators and organizations who brings visitors to the country". Despite the unfavourable condition experienced by practitioners of tourism in Nigeria, Anago James Akeem Osho, believes that individuals and organizations who organize award ceremonies should be appreciated because they are the motivation that there is light at the end of the tunnel.

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