Anago Osho, on the Third mainland Bridge, near Ebute Metta; the longest bridge on water in Africa, on his way to the two days working summit organized by Lagos Ministry of Tourism, Art and Culture, Lagos State.

A group photograph during the two days Tourism, Arts and Culture working summit organized by Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Art, Culture. Tuesday 15th - Wednesday 16th, June 2021.  From right is Anago Osho (Founder and C.E.O of Anago James Akeem Osho Adventures), Ambassador Ikechi Uko, Princess Adenike Adedoyin-Ajayi, The Permanent Secretary, Ho. Fatau Olatunji Oluwa, Pharm.(Mrs) Uzamat Akinbile-Yussuf, Commissioner for Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Mr Solomon Bonus, Special Advicer, Tourism, Arrt and Culture, Dr. Adun Okupe,  Micheal Balogun, Kenny Saint Brown etc.

It was a delightful point of view as the commissioning of the Afro - Brazilian Cultural Centre was acknowledged by senior citizens of Popo Aguda as the centre brings childhood memories of the Afro Brazilian quarters' past to the present. Afro - Brazilian Cultural Centre is a place dedicated to the promotion of the Afro - Brazilian experience, education, history, music, cuisine, and carnival in Lagos. Freed and former enslaved person's  began to return to West Africa in the 1830's and Popo Aguda, the Brazilian Quarters in Lagos is the biggest Afro Brazilian Community in West Africa. The Centre intend to share and document the experiences of the returnees from South America and their contribution to the development of Lagos and West Africa. The commissioning was an event organized by the Brazilian Descendants Association (BDA) and the partners in progress; Mr Lawon Adams (Loving Lagos), Anago Osho (Anago James Akeem Osho Adventures) and Mr Remi Dacosta (Redac Tours). The comm...