Tue, 19 May 2026

Wale-Ojo-Lanre

Ekiti discovers new tourism site
 
By:
Thu, 27 Aug 2020   ||   Nigeria, Ekiti
 

Mr. Wale  Ojo-Lanre, the Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to Gov. Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti state on Tourism Development, said the state government has discovered a new tourism site in the area.

Ojo-Lanre made the disclosure in a statement made available to newsmen in Lagos on Wednesday when he stated that the site was discovered on the foot of a mountain on Ado-Ekiti Road, Iyin-Ekiti. He stated:

“A new, natural tourism site, which will add to the global wonders in the universe, has been discovered on the foot of a mountain on Ado-Ekiti Road, Iyin Ekiti.

“The wonder rock, which looks like an amphitheatre is found on Abanijorin Rock, one of the beautiful rocks, which God planted on Iyin-Ekiti landscape.

“It is covered with a rock shelter and harbours a sequentially arranged rock pebbles as seats, capable of accommodating 500 guests or audience during a performance.

“The natural amphitheatre has an entry, an exit, air outlets and a foyer, where guests or audience can stand to have an awesome panoramic view of Ado-Ekiti.”

The SSA further said that he had led a team of tourism enthusiasts to the site for verification and on the spot assessment, adding that all the visitors were in awe of the unique wonder of nature, which the state harbours.

The special adviser who noted that the site was discovered by a clergyman, Pastor Bayode, “who fellowships on Mount of Solutions and Power” situated at about two kilometres away from the site, explained that Bayode had informed a member of the state tourism development team that led people on a hiking expedition within the rocky environment about the discovery.

Ojo-Lanre who assured that a team from the state Economic Research and Policy Documentation would visit the site to take its inventory for further attention and enhancement, however, congratulated the governor, who he described as a tourism-friendly governor and the people of the state on the discovery of another spell-bound, natural and nature-tended, money-spinning tourism site in the area.

 

 

 

 

Tag(s):
 
 
Back to News