Nigeria has launched a new economic recovery plan that includes promoting its tourism sector. The country brought in nearly a million foreign visitors in 2016 boosting foreign reserves - improving its labour market. A vital concern over security remains a deterrent for adventure seekers to the country. Sophia Adengo reports.
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