Abia govt commences heritage sites rehabilitatiion
The Abia government says it has commenced the rehabilitation of key heritage sites to reposition the tourism sector and attract more visitors.
Information commissioner Okey Kanu said this while briefing journalists on the outcome of State Executive Council meeting in Umuahia, on Tuesday.
According to the spokesperson, the Abia government has approved the first phase of modernising Arochukwu Waterfall, to boost tourism.
“Such development aimed at enhancing the tourism value of the waterfall, It is a major tourist destination,
“The first phase would cover the development of key visitor infrastructure, including entrance gates, souvenir shops, a bush bar and convenience facilities to improve accessibility and comfort. ” he said.
Mr Kanu disclosed that in line with the state government’s resolve to transform heritage sites, the Ojukwu Bunker, would also undergo renovation to bring it up to international standards.
“The move is in line with the agreement between the state government and the secretary-general of the National War Museum, to transform the bunker into a world-class tourist centre.” he said.
(NAN)
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