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Toke Benson-Awoyinka Visits Tourism Sites In Badagry Zone

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The Honourable Commissioner for Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mrs. Toke Benson-Awoyinka, has gone on an inspection tour of tourism sites in the Badagry Zone of the State.
The visit enabled her to obtain a first hand information on the state of the various tourist sites in the zone.
Sites visited were ‘the slave trade route  up to the point of no return’ , ‘ the first story building in Nigeria’ ‘the Agia tree’ and a few private museums like the Mobee Museum’ and ‘the Seriki Williams Abass Museums, where original slave relics are exhibited’.
The Honourable Commissioner seized the opportunity of the tour to visit the Mobee Royal Family Palace.
At the Palace, she was received by the Mobee of Badagry kingdom, who expressed surprise and happiness at the visit, being the first of its kind to his palace.
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