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LETTER OF APPRECIATION FOR THE SUCCESSFUL NATOP OYO STATE CHAPTER INAUGURATION 2026

 



LETTER OF APPRECIATION FOR THE SUCCESSFUL NATOP OYO STATE CHAPTER INAUGURATION 2026


22/5/2026


Dear Hajia Bolaji Mustapha and Members of NATOP South West Zone,


I write to sincerely appreciate and personally thank you, the Executives and members of the Nigeria Association of Tour Operators (NATOP) South West Zone, for your unwavering support, commitment, belief, and confidence in this administration at all times.


The successful inauguration of the Oyo State Chapter of NATOP which took place on the 21st of May 2026, at Mahogany Hotel and Suite, Jericho Ibadan, Oyo State, was achieved through dedication, sacrifice, teamwork, and collective effort. The responsibilities and challenges were significant, yet you stood firmly with us and shared the burden shoulder to shoulder. For this, I am deeply grateful.


It is indeed a great privilege and honour for me to inaugurate the Oyo State Chapter under NATOP South West Zone — the first of its kind in the history of the association. This remarkable achievement would not have been possible without the encouragement and support of our leaders and members.


I sincerely appreciate our National President, Hajia Bolaji Mustapha, for her visionary leadership and steadfast support. I also extend my gratitude to Dr. Tunji Akib, Welfare Director, NATOP South West Zone, and Mrs. Doris Godson, Lagos State Coordinator, for their dedication and support throughout the process.


Special appreciation also goes to Mr. Ayo of Flyzone Tourism for his support and contribution to the success of the event. I equally thank Mrs. Tobiloba Bamisaye, Membership Secretary, South West Zone, Alhaja Taiwo Mufuliat Omokunmi (Alhaja Mahib) and Otunba Michael Balogun for their valuable support.


I warmly welcome the newly inaugurated Executives of the NATOP Oyo State Chapter to the leadership structure of NATOP South West Zone:


• Aderonke Oyetunde Oyenuga – Essential Manpower Travel Agency Ltd – Coordinator

• Oluwagbenga Olusesan – Godspath Voyages – Secretary

• Ajetunmobi Alexander – Visalogs Travel – Public Relations Officer (PRO)

• Adekola Adeniyi – Spino Patnas Ltd – Financial Secretary

• Tolulope Ogun – Gitom International – Welfare Officer


Thank you once again, Madam President, Hajia Bolaji Mustapha, and all members of NATOP South West Zone, for your encouragement, cooperation, and dedication towards the growth and progress of our association.


Yours sincerely,


Amb. Anago-Osho, J.A.

Vice President, NATOP South West Zone












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