OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM MOWAA

Earlier today, a protest took place on the MOWAA campus in Benin City. The demonstration appeared to stern from dispute between the previous and current state administrations. While MOWAA was mentioned in the wider context of these grievances, alongside other development projects, we wish to emphasize that MOWAA is an independent , non-profit institution of which the former governor has no interest financially or otherwise.

For those currently in Benin City, we advise against visiting MOWAA campus untill the situation is resolved. There will be no preview events on!Sunday November 9, Monday, November 10 and Tuesday, November 11. We are deeply grateful to all our guests, many of whom traveled long distances to be here for their understanding, patience and resilience. We sincerely apologize for any inconveniences this situation may have caused, including interruptions to travel plans or scheduled visits. Your commitment to being with us means a great deal, and we regrete that your experience today was disrupted

If you were planning to travel to Benin for the MOWAA preview week, please suspend your travel plans unless you have other essential reasons to be in the City.

As a precaution, all guests were safely escorted to secure locations and supported in continuing their travels to hotels, airports or other destinations in the city.

The safety and well-being of our staff, visitors and partners remains our highest priority. We are working closely with local authorities to address the situation

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