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The lawmaker who has announced his intention to stay out of politics and to embark on tourism is complaining that the enviable castles of the region are rotting due to a lack of promotion of tourism.
The controversial business tycoon suggested that the two castles be facelifted to attract foreigners, saying the slave dungeon route leading to the sea needed to be considerably expanded.
In an interview with Net2 TV, he explained that if the castles were sold to him, he would build a large ship on the sea with ancillary services, such as restaurants to transport tourists to destinations of their choice.
He indicated that he would invest heavily in both castles if he were given the opportunity to add that photos of the tunnel leading to the sea would be taken as a reference during its expansion.
"I challenge the House of Regional Chiefs, Central Region residents and CEDECOM to sell me both the Cape Coast and Elmina castles, under one condition: we will take pictures of the tunnel leading to the sea, then we will open this tunnel to allow people to cross it, we will put a boat or build a large restaurant by the sea, it's simple, you write a point of no return, "he said. Explain.
According to him, he is sad every time he sees the wasted Castles, planning to do it; to raise more money than the House of Chiefs and CEDECOM if they agree to bet with him by selling him the Castles.
He further felt that a play about tourist slaves should be played when they visit the castles with charges ranging from 100 dollars upward, explaining that the era of people explaining the conditions in which slaves were sold are over.
"Tickets will include gaming and restaurant services, you can charge about $ 100, that's how you are going to make money," he said.
Both castles served as trading points where slaves were kept before being loaded onto ships and sold on the American continent.
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