Breaking: Hon. Abolaji Kelani Inducted As Fellow, Association Of Tourism Hospitality Consultants In Nigeria

🎉 Congratulations to Hon. Abolaji Kelani, FITPN, FOSHA, FTHC, DSc, MSc 🎉

A House of Assembly Aspirant in Ado-Odo/Ota state Constituency 1 under the umbrella of All Progressives Congress Party, Hon. Abolaji Kelani, popular as KBJ, has been inducted as Fellow, Association of Toursim Hospitality Consultants Of Nigeria.

In a letter release by KBJ’s media team and made available to VOA News Correspondent, Hon. KBJ, on Friday reached the milestone in the Tourism practice in Nigeria due to his experience and dedication in the Tourism sector in Nigeria.

“We are delighted to celebrate the induction of Hon. Abolaji Kelani as a FELLOW of the Association of Tourism Hospitality Consultants in Nigeria.

This prestigious recognition is a confirmation to his outstanding contributions to tourism, hospitality, management consulting, human capital development, and community empowerment.

Through his visionary leadership, commitment to excellence, and passion for capacity building, Hon. Kelani has continued to inspire positive change and professional growth within the industry”.

His elevation to the rank of Fellow reflects not only his professional accomplishments but also his dedication to advancing industry standards and fostering sustainable development across the tourism and hospitality sectors.

As industry leaders, professionals, consultants, and stakeholders gather to discuss innovative solutions and strategic approaches to industry challenges, we celebrate this well-deserved honour bestowed upon a distinguished leader whose impact continues to be felt across Nigeria and beyond.

Meanwhile, congratulations have been filtering in for the astute politician and entrepreneur from friends, associates and general public.

“Congratulations once again, Hon. Abolaji Kelani, on this remarkable achievement. We wish you greater accomplishments and continued success in your service to the industry and humanity”.

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