Lagos Welcomes Peugeot 107 Driven by Pelumi Nubi from London to Lagos for Museum Display

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Lagos Receives Peugeot 107 Driven By Pelumi Nubi From London To Lagos – To Be Displayed At Museum

Pelumi Nubi, a 28-year-old Nigerian travel content creator, recently made headlines by driving a Peugeot 107 hatchback from London to Lagos. The car was intended to be displayed at the J Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and History in Lagos.

In a generous gesture, Nubi decided to donate the car to the J Randle Centre, furthering its mission of preserving Yoruba culture and history. This act garnered praise and attention, highlighting Nubi’s commitment to cultural preservation.

During a meeting with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Nubi was honored for her contribution. She was presented with a brand new GAC-branded SUV as recognition for her remarkable journey and philanthropy.

Lagos Welcomes Peugeot 107 Driven by Pelumi Nubi from London to Lagos for Museum Display
Lagos Welcomes Peugeot 107 Driven by Pelumi Nubi from London to Lagos for Museum Display

The Lagos State Government formally received the Peugeot 107 hatchback at the J Randle Centre, with Mrs. Oloruntoyin Atekoja, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture, accepting the donation on behalf of the government.

Mrs. Atekoja praised Nubi’s resilience and determination, citing her as an inspiration for others. The government expressed its support for Nubi, appointing her as a Lagos Tourism Ambassador and providing additional benefits such as an apartment and covering her travel expenses.

The Peugeot 107 will now be housed in the museum as an iconic tourism asset, contributing to the preservation of historical artifacts and promoting cultural tourism in Lagos. Nubi’s journey from London to Lagos and her subsequent donation serve as a testament to the power of individual initiative and community engagement in preserving cultural heritage.

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