Breaking: UfitFly Seeks Partnership With Canadian High Commission

Evang. Ajibola Ogunkeyede, left, with Dindembolo-Zaya Kuyena…
In a bid of promoting intercultural communication, the team lead of UfitFly Ltd., Evang. Ajibola Ogunkeyede, has met with Dindembolo-Zaya Kuyena, the Head of Trade and Commercial at the Canadian High Commission in Lagos, Nigeria, to explore the possibility of collaborations with the commission.

The CEO of the foremost destination management firm told newsmen after the meeting that their discussions were based on the company’s vision for 2025, with an emphasis on exploring possible commercial collaborations between Canada and Nigeria.

“I am eager to foster cultural exchanges in order to further develop and enhance cooperation,” said Ogunkeyede, adding that “these initiatives will not only enhance bilateral trade but also foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of each other’s cultures.

As we move forward, our commitment to creating sustainable partnerships will pave the way for mutual growth and innovation.”

The UfitFly boss explained further that, “We intend to collaborate in order to enhance the Nigerian tourism sector by leveraging Canadian expertise in sustainable tourism practices.

Together, we can develop innovative strategies that will attract international visitors while preserving Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage and natural resources.”

Ogunkeyede, however, disclosed that his team, preparatory to the 144 hours of marathon prayers in the holy land with Prophet Taiwo Ojo has visited Israel to perfect every arrangement for the mega pilgrimage scheduled for 24th to 31st of May 2025.

“Join us for a journey of spiritual discovery and connection with the roots of your faith, by stepping into the land of promise by joining our transformative pilgrimage to Israel and Jordan, where history, faith, and spirituality converge. Walk with Jesus through the streets of Jerusalem (Luke 19:28-44), float on the waters of the Sea of Galilee (Matthew 14:22-33), and stand on the banks of the River Jordan (Joshua 3:1-17).”