Oyo Born Politician Hon.Ayoola Kolawole (Arabambi) Bags "NANTA" Appointment.

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Oyo Born Politician Hon.Ayoola Kolawole (Arabambi) Bags "NANTA" Appointment.


The National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) was founded in 1973 by a group of individual travel agents who saw the need to organize a national body comprising travel agencies for the purpose of promoting their interests, serving as the mouthpiece for agencies, regulating their activities and maintaining discipline and professionalism within the industry.



Having thoroughly screened and putting into consideration individuals contribution and attributes towards the agency,
Hon.Ayoola Kolawole (aka Arabambi) was appointed as “The Chairman And Government Industry Advocacy Committee” which will see to 
1. Influencing and lobbying the government regarding development for Nanta

2. Monitoring and influencing the work of the government and the National Assembly and other institutions
for the interest of the association and it's members
4. Promoting the economic and social contribution of NANTA’members.

5. Offering adviceand information to members on how to prepare for and implement legislation related to
industry affairs.


 Hon.Ayoola Kolawole,  who is popularly known as "ARABAMBI"is a politician and intending aspirant of the People Democratic Party (PDP) for the office of the executive Chairman Afijo Local Government Oyo state, Nigeria. 

He also doubles as the MD/CEO of Abitool Auto, Abitool Medicals and Rochester hills Travels and Tours Ltd. Arabambi is Chartered manager and a graduate of marketing,  He also graduated from safety and security management, Rivers State Polytechnic.

He is a member, National Association of Nigeria Travel Agency (NANTA)
member, chartered in management with Nigeria institute of Management (NIM) Member and specialist, South Africa Tourism (SAT). An hotel consultant.


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