Ooni of Ife, Group Begin Two Days Tourism Drive In Ile-Ife

A group, Ife Tourism Reloaded, and Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, the Ooni of Ife, will on Saturday begin a-two day tourism drive in Ile-Ife and its environs, Starnews can report.

In statement on Wednesday by Ayilola Oluwagbenga, the current Mr. Tourism Nigeria and chairman, Ife Tourism Reloaded, the group said they are working in collaboration with the Ooni of Ife to showcase the tourist attractions in the ancient city of Ife from a new perspective to the entire world.

”This is the second edition of our programme organised by Ife Tourism Reloaded. On Saturday 23, 2019, Kabiyesi, the Ooni of Ife, will be leading us and other interested parties on a tour to showcase the tourist attractions in the ancient city of Ife from a new perspective to the entire world.”

”And on Sunday, we will all proceed to Erinjesha water fall. We want the world to know that Ile- Ife and its environs, has lots of tourist sites, exotic locations and great artistic structures.”

”The event will not only promote the tourism industry in Nigeria, but would also boost the economic activities of Ile – Ife and indirectly advertise Osun-State to tourist investors across the world”, said Ayilola.

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