By Ayuba Doekyil
Former Senator representing Adamawa North, Ishaku Abbo, has called on government at all levels to give more attention to tourism development in Nigeria, with special focus on Plateau State.
Abbo made the call after sharing his camping experience at Lamingo Dam in Jos, Plateau State, where he and his team spent the night on the rocks by the water before leaving the next morning.
According to him, sleeping on the hard rock surrounded by water was “beautiful” and a clear sign that Nigeria can build a thriving tourism sector without citizens having to travel abroad for leisure.
“This is a testimony that we can develop our tourism potentials here at home and also improve our security architecture and services,” Abbo stated on his official Facebook page.
The former lawmaker stressed that Plateau State has natural endowments that can attract both local and foreign tourists if given proper attention. He urged the government to invest more in security, infrastructure, and policies that will boost the tourism industry.
Tourism stakeholders have often described Plateau as “the home of peace and tourism,” but many believe that the sector is yet to reach its full potential, Abbo stated.
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