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  • IWD: Optiva Capital Partners celebrates female employees in grand style

    IWD: Optiva Capital Partners celebrates female employees in grand style

    Optiva Capital Partners celebrated 2024 International Women’s Day (IWD) with a special cocktail party in honour of women who have contributed to the company’s growth in the last 14 years.

    The party coincided with 2024 IWD dedicated to recognising women’s social, economic, cultural, and political achievements with the theme ‘Inspire Inclusion’.

    The theme resonates deeply with Optiva Capital Partners’ vision and mission to empower women in every facet of life.

    Optiva Capital Partners aligns with the United Nations performance indicators for gender equality and women empowerment by adhering to the UN gender equality scorecard. A significant milestone has been achieved as 70% of the company’s workforce comprises women.

    To celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day, Optiva Capital Partners organised a special cocktail party to honor these incredible women who have contributed significantly to the company’s exponential growth over the past 14 years.

    Chairman of Optiva Capital Partners, Franklin Nechi, expressed commended the female staff within the company and encouraged them to persist in their praiseworthy efforts.

    “The women in Optiva have been very significant in terms of our growth. Their efforts can be seen in every facet of our existence as a company. So today we want to thank them for showing that whatever men can do, women can do much better.

    “Here at Optiva, we have had significant progress and this would not have been possible without the invaluable efforts of our women. As we sojourn, I want to assure them that we will continue to stand with them in all their endeavors,” he said in his goodwill message.

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    He encouraged women all over the world to seek financial independence so that they could assert themselves more in society.

    Dr. Jane Kimemia, the CEO of Optiva Capital Partners, Mrs. Amaka Okeke-Lawal, Executive Director and Omoye Ebhomielen, Head of Special Duties, mesmerised the attendees with engaging narratives detailing their personal experiences and emphasising the importance of continuous pursuit of excellence in all endeavors.

    Okeke-Lawal emphasised the theme of this year’s IWD, Inspire Inclusion, by urging women to redefine their identities beyond traditional roles such as housewives and homemakers.

    she highlighted the importance of recognizing women as valuable contributors in various aspects of life.

    Okeke-Lawal encouraged women to embrace their roles as working professionals, mothers, and homemakers, while also acknowledging their voices and intelligence. She motivated women to view themselves as individuals who bring value not only within their households but also in society. Okeke-Lawal inspired women to strive for personal growth and to see themselves as significant contributors in all spheres of life.

    Speaking at the soiree, Dr. Jane Kimemia, the CEO of Optiva Capital Partners, encouraged the ladies with tales of her humble beginnings and meritorious rise in her career and societal recognition through sheer hard work and doggedness to be the best.

    She said: “I want to tell you about the power of belief. Always strive to be a high performer in all your endeavors in life. You need to answer these questions: What do you have inside of you?

    “What do you believe? We need to create the right values for our children and our young girls. It’s time you light your candle; believe in yourself. Find an accountability partner to help you keep you in check to ensure you are on the right track in achieving your goals.”

    Afterward, in a transcendent moment, each woman present received a candle and proceeded to ignite it, symbolizing their dedication and determination to illuminate their world and strive for personal growth.

  • N450m equipment grant for 150 women Y’ellopreneur

    N450m equipment grant for 150 women Y’ellopreneur

    MTN Foundation’s Y’elloprenuer initiative has announced the second phase of the project will train 1,000 women entrepreneurs across the country with equipment loan extended to 150.

    The outstanding 150 female entrepreneurs with great business ideas will be supported with an equipment loan of up to N3m each at a fixed interest rate of 2.5% and a 36-month repayment duration.

    In 2023, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported that 40% of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Nigeria are owned by women.

    This finding represents a substantial advancement towards greater gender parity in the entrepreneurial sector. This is evidence that the efforts from initiatives like MTN’s Y’ellopreneur are yielding positive results.

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    Executive Director of MTN Foundation, Odunayo Sanya told reporters: “While we are encouraged that more women are taking on entrepreneurship in the country, there is more to do as women are still largely disadvantaged in capital and business skills. Through the Y’ellopreneur programme, we can empower this critical demography in the country while supporting the government’s effort towards economic revitalisation.”

    The Y’ellopreneur initiative is in partnership with Zenith bank. The initiative is part of the MTN Foundation’s efforts to improve women’s empowerment and assist in the reduction of female unemployment in Nigeria. This initiative also aims to transform small businesses for women across the country.

  • FCMB reports fire incident at Lagos Island branch

    FCMB reports fire incident at Lagos Island branch

    First City Monument Bank (FCMB) has confirmed a fire incident on Monday February 26 on the 7th floor of its office at Macarthy Street, Lagos Island. 

    The incident, it said, occurred by 6:10pm 

    A statement by Group Head Corporate Affairs of FCMB Diran Olojo said: “We are grateful to the men of the Nigerian Fire Service for their swift response in containing the fire.

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    “We are pleased to report that all FCMB employees have been evacuated safely, and there were no injuries.

    “The cause of the fire is under investigation.”

  • CapitalMetriQ Swift Bank: Transforming market traders in challenging times

    CapitalMetriQ Swift Bank: Transforming market traders in challenging times

    In these testing economic times, CapitalMetriQ Swift Microfinance Bank has emerged as a beacon of hope for hardworking individuals, offering a lifeline of support with its seamless services.

    In the bustling streets of Nigeria, market women and men labor tirelessly to make ends meet, facing numerous hurdles in the pursuit of financial stability. The harsh realities of market sales, advertising, fluctuating interest rates, financial losses, and a dearth of funds cast a long shadow over their daily lives.

    For market traders, advertising their products and services can be a daunting task, and the high-interest rates from conventional banks only add to their financial woes. Many endure substantial losses, and access to funds remains a constant challenge. It’s a cycle of struggle that seems endless.

    CapitalMetriQ Swift Microfinance Bank recognized these challenges and set out to make a difference. Their range of services, including free ATM cards, loans as high as 500,000 naira with no interest for the first loan, and a user-friendly mobile app available on Google Play and the iOS App Store, have become invaluable assets to market traders.

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    Sowemimo Abiodun, the visionary founder of CapitalMetriQ Swift Microfinance Bank, is a staunch advocate for empowering market traders. He asserts, “We understand the challenges faced by market men and women in our economy today. Our mission is to simplify banking and provide the financial support they need to thrive.”

    With CapitalMetriQ Swift Microfinance Bank, market traders can bid farewell to the cumbersome processes that often accompany traditional banking. The bank’s mobile app allows for smooth transactions, immediate access to funds, and easy bill payments, airtime top-ups, and data purchases.

    Founder Sowemimo Abiodun’s vision has had a profound impact on countless market traders. “We believe that financial stability is a fundamental right,” he states. “Our goal is to break the cycle of financial struggles and empower market men and women to prosper.”

    Market traders need not continue to struggle. CapitalMetriQ Swift Microfinance Bank offers a lifeline of support and a range of services tailor-made to alleviate their financial burdens. As we navigate these challenging economic times, the bank remains a steadfast partner, dedicated to transforming the lives of market traders across Nigeria.

    So, why endure the hardships when you can embrace a brighter financial future? Join the growing community of satisfied customers at CapitalMetriQ Swift Microfinance Bank and experience the difference for yourself. Your path to financial stability is just a few clicks away.

  • Harvest in Wushishi: From despair to abundance

    Harvest in Wushishi: From despair to abundance

    Sweat dripped down Kasim Yusuf’s brow as he surveyed his land. A year ago, the scorching sun beat down on a meagre one-hectare farm, barely enough to feed his family. Despair gnawed at him. Today, that same sun illuminates three hectares overflowing with agricultural produce, mirroring the unfolding transformation journey of countless smallholder farmers.

    This is more than just Kasim’s story. It’s the story of thousands of Nigerian farmers in 26 communities spread across Wushishi, Bida, Edati, Mokwa, Lavun and Borgu Local Government Areas of Niger State. Like their counterparts from 16 rural communities in Birnin Kudu, Ringim, Taura and Garki in Jigawa State, these farmers were formerly trapped in a cycle of limited resources, outdated techniques, and financial constraints. These challenges threatened their livelihoods and the nation’s food security.

    Across these 42 communities, a new dawn is breaking, one filled with promise and potential. Thanks to Noma Service Consolidated Limited, an aggregator whose farmers are supported by First City Monument Bank with funding from a Mastercard Foundation grant. NOMA is a pioneer in innovation and development of solutions targeting smallholder farmers for the agro-sector in Nigeria, with well over 1,400 hectares and 100,000 farmers under its management and development.

    Many smallholder farmers like Kasim are being trained and empowered by NOMA. They now confidently plant drought-resistant seeds, use water-efficient irrigation techniques, and can access loans via a digital platform to invest in quality inputs. The new reality is giving a newfound hope to countless farmers in the rural heartlands of Nigeria, where the soil promises sustenance and livelihood.

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    Kasim, formerly without a decent plan, now manages his farm with newfound independence. Smart technologies introduced by NOMA is empowering farmers like him to make informed decisions and safeguard crops against erratic weather and extreme temperatures.

    Increased yields translate to food security for Kasim and tens of thousands across several communities. “The support I’m getting enabled me to record a bumper harvest,” beams Kasim. ” I was given quality seeds, machinery, financial support, pesticides, and other inputs. I cultivated three hectares of land instead of one and produced 80 bags of rice. This was four times what I produced before. I made more money, and the future is now brighter”.

    This sentiment echoes across beneficiaries. Shahariya Aminu, Daniel Sa’ad, and Muhammed Auwal share stories of overcoming poverty and achieving joy through improved harvests and income.

    For Shahariya Aminu, it has been a heartwarming experience to be part of the NOMA programme for smallholder farmers. “When I heard about this programme and applied, an account was opened for me with FCMB. I was also given a Mastercard ATM. I got input support for my farming business. I harvested about 70 bags of rice last year. Everything has been going well. I am grateful and happy to be part of this programme. I advise farmers like me to join this programme and enjoy the benefits of farming”.

    It was initially a story of pessimism for Muhammed. He said, “Two years ago, a neighbour advised me to join the programme, but I was reluctant because I felt it was a fraud scheme. I later applied for seeds and fertilizer, and it was given to me. I observed that my harvest was bountiful, which was impressive. That encouraged me to inquire about how I can also benefit. I was told FCMB, the Mastercard Foundation, and NOMA supported it. I joined the programme, and within a year, I had an excellent yield due to the financial and material support I received”.

    With a smile befitting his newfound optimism, another farmer and beneficiary of the programme, Daniel Sa’ad, said: “I got support from NOMA to cultivate three hectares of land last year. My yield was bountiful, and in future, I will produce more. I am excited. I advise farmers to register with NOMA and open an account with FCMB to get implements to farm better, produce more, earn more income and lead a better life”.

    However, smallholder farmers’ challenges extend beyond technical know-how, finances and inputs. Climate change looms large, threatening harvests with erratic rainfall and extreme temperatures. NOMA also combats this with real-time weather data and smart technologies, empowering farmers like Shahariya and Daniel to make informed decisions and safeguard their crops.

    Sustainability is woven into the very fabric of their work. Organic farming methods, conservation agriculture, and reforestation initiatives minimize environmental impact. Smart technologies, like clean energy-powered irrigation systems, further reduce greenhouse gas emissions, ensuring a future where productivity and responsibility go hand in hand.

    Despite socio-economic and environmental challenges, it is heartwarming that Kasim, Daniel, Shahariya, Muhammad and thousands of farmers benefitting from the Mastercard Foundation grant disbursed by First City Monument Bank and the technical support from NOMA are going the extra mile to turn around their fortunes.

    By promoting financial inclusion, bolstering resilience, and proactively addressing climate change, the partners are entrenching a model of agriculture that promises improved livelihoods for farming communities and a more sustainable future for Nigeria.

  • Valentine’s Day: Visually impaired Nigerians celebrate FCMB’s inclusiveness

    Valentine’s Day: Visually impaired Nigerians celebrate FCMB’s inclusiveness

    This year, First City Monument Bank (FCMB) celebrated Valentine’s Day with a unique expression of love, reaching out to hundreds of visually impaired students and adults at two schools and two centres in Lagos, Nigeria.

    Titled “A different kind of love,” the initiative reflects FCMB’s dedication to inclusivity and empowerment.

     The bank donated N5m, white canes, essential food items and household materials to the Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind Vocational Training Centre in Oshodi. 

    Similar donations of white canes, food items, and household materials were made to the Bethesda Home for the Blind in Mushin, Pacelli School for the Blind in Surulere, and Nigeria Farmcraft Centre for the Blind in Isheri-Olofin.

    Students and teachers expressed their heartfelt appreciation to FCMB for the thoughtful and inclusive celebrations.

    Akinjide Akinpelu, a visually impaired teacher at the Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind Vocational Training Centre, expressed gratitude for FCMB’s consistent support for the centre and its kindness towards the visually impaired community.

    Badru Asif, a student at the Pacelli School for the Blind, expressed his deep appreciation to FCMB for organizing the Valentine’s Day program. He acknowledged and appreciated the bank’s efforts, offering prayers for its continued success.

    Emeka Okeke, a student at the Bethesda School for the Blind, shared his inspiring story of overcoming blindness to pursue higher education. The graduate of the University of Lagos expressed his gratitude on behalf of his peers for the gifts and the unique Valentine’s Day celebration.

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    Similar sentiments of appreciation were echoed by Ahmed Ishola Kareem of Bethesda Home for the Blind and Omoniyi Sule of the Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind Vocational Training Centre in Oshodi.

    During an outreach programme between February 6 and 14, 2024, the Group Head of Corporate Affairs of FCMB, Mr. Diran Olojo, reaffirmed the bank’s commitment to supporting a broad spectrum of communities and stakeholders. He emphasized FCMB’s aim to create a sustainable and progressive society with equal opportunities for all.

    ” A Different Kind of Love is not just a Valentine’s Day gesture,” said Mr. Olojo. “It is a commitment to inclusivity and empowerment. We believe in creating a world where everyone can reach their full potential regardless of ability. We are actively promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion. We urge students not to see physical challenges as impediments to achieving their ambitions.”

    The Executive Secretary of the Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind Vocational Training Centre, Mr Oluwamayowa Oke, expressed his gratitude for FCMB’s continuous support. He highlighted the challenges of blindness in Nigeria and the centre’s role in empowering visually impaired individuals.

    “We are grateful to FCMB for being a strong pillar of support,” Mr. Oke said. “The donations will ensure the welfare of our students and support teaching and learning.”

    The Principal of the Nigeria Farmcraft Centre for the Blind, Mr. Mohammed Afegbua, described the FCMB gesture as a timely Valentine’s Day gift. He commended the students’ positive response to their academic routine and thanked FCMB for spreading love.

    With over 4 million Nigerians reported to be blind or visually impaired, FCMB remains committed to addressing this challenge. In 2009, the bank partnered with the Tulsi Chanrai Foundation (TCF) to initiate the Priceless Gift of Sight program. Since its inception, the program has reached over 400,000 individuals across communities nationwide, providing free testing, optical services, surgeries, eyeglasses, and eye disease management.

  • NB’s Legend Twist: tradition meets innovation?

    NB’s Legend Twist: tradition meets innovation?

    Legend Twist: NB’s game changer?

    The unveiling of Legend Twist by Nigerian Breweries marks a significant chapter in the ever-evolving narrative of Nigerian brewing.

    This is not merely the introduction of a new stout; it is a bold venture into uncharted territory, a carefully orchestrated symphony of flavors aimed at redefining the stout category and embracing a new era of diversity, innovation, and a touch of tropical flair.

    The amalgamation of pineapple, ginger, and lemon flavors in Legend Twist is no random concoction; it is a masterpiece crafted to offer a diverse and thrilling drinking experience.

    The infusion of tropical vibrancy, spicy kick, and refreshing zest is a testament to the brewery’s commitment to cater for the evolving preferences of consumers, providing them with a novel choice in the traditionally robust world of stouts.

    Nigerian Breweries perceives Legend Twist not as just a new product but as a game-changer.

    The company envisions this venture into flavored stouts as a catalyst, setting a precedent that inspires other brewers to step out of their comfort zones and contribute to the evolution of Nigeria’s beer culture.

    It’s a rallying cry for creativity in an industry that has often found solace in tradition.

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    The promoted advantage of Legend Twist lies in its versatility and accessibility. By marrying the richness of Legend Extra Stout with vibrant and innovative flavors, Nigerian Breweries aims to cast a wider net, appealing to a diverse audience with distinct tastes and preferences.

    The lower alcohol by volume (ABV) of 4.5% only adds to its allure, positioning it as a beverage suitable for various occasions and diverse consumer preferences.

    Legend Twist is more than just a drink; it is an immersive experience.

    Crafted for those seeking a refreshing and delightful drinking adventure, it finds its place not only in casual gatherings but also in celebratory moments.

    This is not merely a new addition to the brewery’s lineup; it is a deliberate move to captivate both seasoned stout enthusiasts and those venturing into the world of flavored alcoholic beverages for the first time.

    The confidence exuded by Nigerian Breweries Plc. regarding the impact of Legend Twist in the stout market in Nigeria is palpable.

    This is not merely a product launch; it is a significant stride towards brewing a better world—one that embraces diversity, innovation, and a dash of tropical flair.

    As consumers eagerly await the twist of the Legend, the symphony of flavors promises to leave an indelible mark on Nigeria’s beer culture, ushering in an era where tradition meets a daring spirit of exploration. But will the Twist live up its billing, time will tell.

    Here’s to a refreshing twist in our beer culture—a toast to the future of stout in Nigeria!

  • UBACLE Group appoints Adeniyi as non-executive director

    UBACLE Group appoints Adeniyi as non-executive director

    An Abuja-based indigenous firm, UBACLE Group has appointed Dr. Olusoji Adeniyi, as a Non-Executive director of the company.

    Adeniyi was a former Chairperson, United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund (UNJSPF)

    According to UBACLE Group, Adeniyi will help the company by discussing recommendations on various matters related to the vision, mission, and goals. He will also help in steering the company to be among the major players in setting Nigeria’s economy on an upward trajectory.

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    Chief Executive Officer of UBACLE Group, Uba Michael in a statement said: “Dr. Adeniyi’s coming onboard is key to helping UBACLE Group attain the level of expert involvement needed for where we are headed as a company.”

  • Optiva Capital partners protests NiDCom’s alleged defamatory statement

    Optiva Capital partners protests NiDCom’s alleged defamatory statement

    Leading investment immigration wealth management company, Optiva Capital Partners, has decried what it termed as “defamatory publication by NiDCOM on 23rd January 2024, published via your verified official “X” handle (@nidcom_gov) by a certain Abdur-Rahman Balogun, your Director of Media, Public Relations and Protocols Unit, at the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abuja (“NiDCOM”)”

    This was contained in a letter addressed to the Chairman/CEO of NiDCOM by the law firm of Babalakin & Co. on behalf of Optiva Capital Partners, titled: “COMPLAINT ABOUT THE DEFAMATORY PUBLICATION MADE AGAINST OPTIVA CAPITAL PARTNERS LIMITED BY NiDCOM.”

    The law firm said:“ We hereby state unequivocally that the allegations and imputation against our client in the referenced press statement are false and unjustified. If NiDCOM had conducted basic research and investigation on the allegations, it would not have published same on its verified official “X” handle (@nidcom_gov) with over 68,500 followers (which broadcast has acquired about 3000 views on X as at 2:00pm on Wednesday 24th January 2024 ).”

    The protest letter emphasised that the “publication continues to have a severe adverse effect on our client’s business, reputation and goodwill. Our client’s business operates and thrives on the trust reposed by its clients, customers, partners, stakeholders and members of the public. The said tweet is not only defamatory of our client but also extremely defamatory of its identified directors in their personal capacities.”

    It added: “Optiva Capital Partners has been in operation since 2020 and operates globally, with over twenty one offices spread out across Africa. Our client is also registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) Nigeria and has been approved to operate as a Corporate Investment Adviser. (copies of our client’s certificate of incorporation with the Corporate Affairs Commission (“CAC”) and SEC are attached herewith).

    “Our client’s Chairman (Franklin Nechi) and its Managing Director (Jane Muchiku Kiememia), are highly accomplished and reputable investment professionals and business people. 

    “It is important to state that the Managing Director of our client has been in the employment of renowned international financial institutions, including Barclays Bank, where she occupied the esteemed and highly coveted position of the Executive Vice President on Investment for Barclays Bank East African Operations. 

    “She subsequently moved to Standard Chartered Bank, where she held the position of Executive Director, Wealth Management, in Nairobi, Kenya. She also held other top managerial positions including serving as Managing Director of two subsidiaries of Standard Chartered Bank.”

    Babalakin and Co. Law Firm further stated that the Chairman of Optiva Capital Partners, Mr. Franklin Nechi, was an “Insurance Broker of repute with American International Insurance Company, where he laid the groundwork for what would become the leading Investment Immigration Company in West Africa – Optiva Capital Partners Limited. With the support of its extensive network of elite international partners, our client provides comprehensive range of investment solutions and its end-to-end service delivery is unparalleled. Under the distinguished leadership of our client’s Chairman, the company has recorded notable achievements and recognition from various stakeholders.”

    The Law firm listed some of Optiva Capital Partners merit awards which include – Platinum Partner of Heng Sheng Group National Resort Project; Best Overall Non-Oil & Gas Sector, awarded by the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE) 2021; and the Recognition of Optiva Capital Partners meritorious support to the success of the Lagos State First Lady Open Golf Championship 2022. Other awards listed include the BusinessDay Newspaper Next Bull Award 2023 at which Optiva Capital Partners CEO, Dr. Jane Kimemia was awarded the title of one of the top 25 CEOs in Nigeria; Ladies With Legacy of Coal – Camp City Enugu Foundation, Inauguration and Empowerment award, presented to Mr. Franklin Nechi, Chairman of Optiva Capital Partners; Southwest Advancement Award & Investment Summit 2023, presented to the CEO of Optiva Capital Partners, Dr. Jane Kimemia; and the CEO of Optiva Capital Partners, Dr. Jane Kimemia, was honored by the Guardian Newspapers as one of Nigeria’s Fifty Most Inspiring and Definitive Top CEOs in 2023.

    The law firm of Babalakin & Co. noted that “although NiDCOM has taken down the publication from its official X handle, it remained online for over 24 hours, it was viewed by over 3000 people, shared and reposted online and offline by other media outlets and blogs.”

    Oyetola Oshobi, SAN, stated that “while NiDCOM has now posted a statement directed at assuaging the adverse effects of the earlier publication, there is nothing in the second publication that formally retracts the very injurious statements earlier published to the whole world, and apologise for the damaging effect on our client and its directors’ reputation. In view of the above, our client is constrained to request an unequivocal apology and revocation/retraction of the press statements published in the referenced tweet on NiDCOM’s “X” handle on 23rd January 2024.”

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    A key aspect of Optiva Capital Partners success story is in its ability to develop partnerships with strong and well recognized reputable institutions. Some of the partnerships with strong and well recognized reputable institutions that have enabled its clients to explore boundless global opportunities include Stuart Financial with headquarters in Montreal, Canada; Green and Spiegel, Canada; Heng Sheng Group; Range Developments; and Anchor Capital. Others are AIL, an international insurance group; TIW Capital Group; and CTP in Tampa, Florida, USA.

    Optiva Capital Partners is also a socially responsible corporate organisation committed to positive impact in the communities where it does business. It is currently in talks with the Lagos State Government on the area of Maternal Healthcare where it has proposed to rehabilitate already assigned Primary Health Care Units in addition to the provision of the necessary medical equipment, delivery beds and consumables within the premises. The company has also been involved in the rehabilitation of infrastructure including building community roads and schools in Enugu State and many more.

  • PIANO Bistro Restaurant opens in Lagos

    PIANO Bistro Restaurant opens in Lagos

    To further redefine luxury in the hospitality industry ‘The Delborough Lagos’ has announced the official opening of its upscale Bistro restaurant, PIANO; where sophistication meets flavor. 

    ‎It invited fun-seekers to immerse in a harmonious ambiance and indulge in personalized coffees, exquisite pastries and a curated menu inspired by the finest notes of culinary excellence in this upscale cafe, where every moment is a symphony of taste.

    ‎It was learnt that the “PIANO Bistro and Restaurant is now officially opened for Business at The Delborough Lagos.

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    PIANO is located at The Delborough Lagos, Plot 1502 Bishop Aboyade Cole Close, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria.

    For more information, please contact The Delborough Lagos on:

    Email: info@thedelborough.com

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    @thepianolagos

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    Website: www.thedelborough.com

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    +234 201 887 0021

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    +2349122039788