...says Governor Sanwo-Olu set to transform cultural heritage*
In a bid to enhance tourism and preserve cultural heritage, Mr. Idris Aregbe, the Special Adviser on Tourism, Arts and Culture, led a delegation of Directors from the Ministry to inspect the Old Colonial District Officers’ office in Epe. The site, steeped in historical significance, is set to undergo a transformation into the Epe Tourist Information Centre and Museum.
The initiative, approved by the Governor, marks a pivotal step in revitalizing Epe's tourism sector and showcasing its rich heritage to visitors and locals alike. The establishment of the Epe Tourist Information Centre and Museum not only promises to attract tourists but also serves as a testament to the government's commitment to preserving and promoting cultural landmarks.
During the inspection, Mr. Aregbe and the team meticulously evaluated the site, envisioning its potential as a hub for cultural exchange and education. With its strategic location and historical importance, the revamped center is expected to become a focal point for tourists seeking to delve into Epe's captivating past and vibrant present.
As plans move forward, anticipation builds for the unveiling of the Epe Tourist Information Centre and Museum, poised to become a beacon of cultural pride and a catalyst for economic growth in the region.
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