JamesAbodunrin 💻 UIUX Designer

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@OgbeniShola @Sistaliano Ilesha to Ibadan Highway is undergoing the first phase of concrete construction Itawure to Ado Ekiti concrete road construction is also going on These among many others

@Sistaliano I wonder if only Lagos state is in the South West. Are there no Federal roads / projects to be done in Ekiti, Ondo , Osun and Ogun states. Ilorin Ogbomosho road is there. Akure Ado Ekiti etc.

Somebody should tell me to close my mouth now 😭😂 Haaaaaa! Dave Umahi na man you be oooo 🙌🏾🔥 Igbo have this man and dem go present Peter Obi? Come on now 😅🤦🏾‍♂️ See as Engr. David Umahi, CON, unveils a list of projects ready for commissioning as part of the third anniversary of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu 🛣️🚧🏗️ Everywhere in the country has now turned to construction sites 💪🏾🇳🇬🔥

@ekititrends @TanimolaKolade @AsiwajuOladimej @iMotivateAfrica Some water they are selling out are not hygienically processed. It is important to also note that Sachet water are practically meant not to be consumed 2 months after the production. It is high-time all these local factories be well scrutinized towards consumer protection.

A lady has raised concerns after falling ill from a sachet of water she purchased in Iworoko.

Tourism Education 108 The Ripple Effect of a Single Day You aren't just a "visitor"; you are an economic engine. #sustainabletourismdevelopment #tourismdevelopment #tourism_education #tourdocs

1/7 When you choose to visit a local site instead of a global chain, your money stays in the community. Tourism education teaches us to see the "human chain" behind every experience, from the woman selling snacks at the entrance to the young man guiding you through the hills.

2/7 Your presence helps a community stay viable and proud. Money spent at a local lodge or market doesn't just stop there. The lodge owner uses it to buy produce from a local farmer, who then pays school fees for their child. A single trip can impact dozens of families.

3/7 Many historical sites or traditional crafts are at risk of disappearing because the younger generation doesn't see them as "profitable." When tourists show interest and pay for these experiences, it gives the community a financial reason to protect their heritage.

4/7 Tourism provides jobs that allow people to stay in their hometowns rather than migrating to overcrowded cities for work. It allows people to earn a living by sharing what they love about their own culture. Where does your money go when you go away? When we plan a trip,

5/7 we usually think about what we’re going to see. But have you ever thought about who you’re going to help? Every time you pay a local guide, buy a handmade souvenir, or eat at a family-run buka near a tourist site, you are participating in an act of community support. You are

6/7 helping a father keep his business open. You are helping a mother put her children through school. You are telling that community: What you have here is valuable. Tourism isn't just about "taking" photos; it's about "leaving" an impact. You have the power to be a hero in

7/7 someone else’s story, just by choosing to explore. On your next outing, make a "Local First" pledge. Buy your water from the small shop on the corner. Tip the local guide who knows the history. Choose the locally-owned guest house over the big hotel. Your fun is their future

@NurdiinCablb6o Thank you for engaging We must go back to re-educating the masses of tourism engagement and practices to grow the sector

@JamesAbodunrin2 دليل رائع للمسافر الحكيم! تجارب حقيقية بعيداً عن السياحة التقليدية. شكرًا للنصائح العملية.

Tourism Education 107 The Myth of the "Million-Naira" Trip Tourism is about the destination, not the price tag. You don’t need a massive savings account to be a tourist; you just need to change your perspective. #tourdocs #tourism_education #tourismdevelopment