Award-winning show & club promoter, Paul Femi Ashiru popularly known as Paulash Panache has revealed how he is using his popular weekly event tagged “Lituation Fridays” to boost clubs patronage and strengthen the industry.
The media influencer and singer hosts the weekly in clubs and celebrities to appear at the events and vibes with fans.
According to Paulash Panache, the initiative which is synonymous to TGIF was started to promote clubs, host couple of birthdays, trending personalities and also promote new talents.
“Lituation Fridays is a weekly event that happens every Friday where we get to celebrate life and ease out the stress
“The initiative is synonymous to TGIF! Get me lit! where we get to host a couple of birthdays, trending personalities & celebrities and also promote new talents and good vibes in general and all that makes a party lit.
Paulash further revealed that as a club promoter, he has worked with Lagos top clubs such as Quilox, Rumours, Cubana, Phantom, House 38, Club Litehouse, The Place, Crystals, Club 57, among others.
I have worked with different top clubs and the event was quite massive before COVID-19 pandemic. The show was hosting at club 57 ikoyi before the lockdown, and now we’re back, better and bigger, and we’re now up and running at Caesars Lounge VI.
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