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Mbadiwes expand frontiers

David Olagunju
June 18, 2017
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In his quest to fulfil his parents’ dreams and contribute to the development of hospitality bussines in Lagos State, former Nigerian ambassador to the Republic of Congo and a legal practitioner, Greg Ozumba Mbadiwe MFR, with the support of the Mbadiwes, have launched a luxury hotel and tourist centre, King Celia Hotels and suites, in the heart of Lagos.

The 5 star relaxation centre situated at 8 Jibowu Street, Yaba, according to the brains behind it, was part of the desire to accomplish his father’s dream, adding, “My venture into hospitality business is to make the dream of my father a reality. My late father wanted to build a hotel in our hometown before his death, but the project is still awaiting attention right now. Also, having partnered with some Congolese to set up a relaxation spot, Brassaville Beach Hotel, I felt it is important to boost the hospitality and tourism of my country too with this initiative.”

Mbadiwe also noted that, the initiative, without doubt, will also project the values and great influence of the geographical area, mostly as a silicon valley of Nigeria and also remind visitors with various displays of national leaders and pictorial displays indicating that Yaba was part of Nigeria’s political history.

Speaking on the facilities and intending services to give prospective customers, the General Manager, Hassan Fawaz, a renowned hospitality business expert noted that the luxurious edifice is ready to set a new standard in the industry and the Nigerian market with a distinct hotel experience rooted in quality, excellence and culture.

“King Celia Hotel is very unique. We plan to provide our guests with an unforgettable experience matched by our very high standards and fully equipped facilities to even challenge those on the Island. Another attraction is the rich national cultural heritage we showcase on our walls.

“Located in two floors are 50 luxury rooms ranging from standard, deluxe, executive rooms and suites for guests. Other facilities include well designed parking space, 24hour electricity and room service, as well as internet facility. For recreation, we have swimming pool, gymnasium, onsite bar and restaurant, conference room, standard event centre, among others. Also, it is situated only five minutes away from the Ozone Cinemas, and easily accessible to the business districts of Lagos such as Ikeja, Victoria Island and Lekki,” he added.


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