Ronya was taken on a facility tour by the staff of CBCIU to exquisite cultural locations across Osogbo which included, the CBCIU, Osun Groove, Artist Village, Genesis Art Gallery, Nike Art Gallery among others. The arts promoter was not only impressed at the beauty of these sites and monuments but for her unfolded many touristic and cultural gems which could be further developed into a successful year round touristic location that attracts both national and international tourists.

On her return to the Centre, she made few observations and some useful suggestions concerning a number of the available facilities and materials within the buildings. Ronya was of the view that the main building at the top of the hill could be useful if it is turned into a hotel,given its privacy, view, quiet space and accessibility to all activities on ground including the theatre, restaurant, the library, the bar, drama workshop and any other activities that is likely to take place in Osogbo and its vicinity.

The summary of her report called for more to be done to provide for the CBCIU valuable content and a steady source of income, making it a cornerstone for pilgrimage. She suggested that some adjustments should be made such as adding office spaces, renovation of the theatre which she believes would be a highly attractive spot in Nigeria. Ronya also called for active online web presence that details the different activities at the CBCIU.The Executive Director of the CBCIU, Prof. Siyan Oyeweso disclosed that the Centre is open to lasting collaborations and partnerships with organisations like Ronya Man Arts. While thanking Ronya for the visit, Oyeweso informed her of the Mbari Mbayo African Bar which is billed to open to the general public soon. "We hope you will return soon to witness the steady transformations going on here at the CBCIU. The Mbari bar when fully ready will invite a lot of visitors to the Centre and we hope from there to create even more avenues for more people to make this place a hub of cultural entertainment and tourist attraction."

On conclusion of her visit, Ronya reiterated her belief that should the steps outlined in her report be followed to the latter, it would help to achieve the realisation of the potentials of the CBCIU and the attractions around it. She expressed appreciation to the Chairman and members of the Board of Trustees, the Executive Director and staff of the CBCIU for the warm hospitality and promised to be available to answer any questions and assist in any other ways that the Centre deems fit to achieve in actualizing its potential as a viable tourist and cultural hub in Nigeria.