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Who is Anago Osho?

Anago Osho (also known as James Akeem Anago-Osho and Anago James Akeem Osho), is a talented Storyteller and Antiquarian. He conducts special tours and promotes community and sustainable tourism. He is an author, a renowned cultural diplomat and advocate of African perspectives in African historical curation.

He is a slave history and roots reconnection researcher. He is ambassador for DNA Tested African Descendants. He is a multiple award winning tourism proffessional and curator at the Slave Museum Badagry and the Afro-Brazilian Cultural Centre Lagos Island. He serves as a bridge between Africa and Africa Diaspora. He is the Proprietor of Anago James Akeem Osho Adventures.

Anago Osho has toured thousands of Black people from Diaspora across Nigeria and West Africa. He believes that the reconnection of Africa and Africa Diaspora is one of his primary mission earth.

He founded Global Anago Adventures Limited. He is a co-founder and President of Association Of History, Nature And Culture Tour Guides - Nigeria  (AHNACTG). He is the Secretary of Nigeria Association Of Tour Operators (NATOP). He is membership Secretary 1 of Federation Of Tourism Associations Of Nigeria LAGOS STATE CHAPTER (FTAN LAGOS). He is the facilitator of Badagry Beyond The Chain Project.

He teaches tourism, tour guiding and offer training on conservation, preservation and restoration. He is an adept of antiquity and social science.

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