Soulmate Hotels & Suites, located in Abule Egba, has strongly refuted recent allegations circulating on social media and some online platforms suggesting that the hotel premises serve as a base for cultists and other criminal elements.
In a firm statement released by the management, the hotel described the accusations as “unsubstantiated” and “motivated by malice or misunderstanding.” The management emphasized that no official incident report or credible evidence exists to support the claims.
“Our hotel maintains a full-time security presence, including a dedicated Mobile Police (MOPOL) base on-site,” the statement read. “Professionally trained personnel are in charge of monitoring all guest movements in and out of the premises, and we operate round-the-clock.”
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A popular hospitality destination in Lagos, Soulmate Hotels & Suites hosts a wide range of guests, from local residents to top executives and visiting dignitaries. The facility offers various high-end amenities, including a rooftop lounge, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a spa, an indoor club, a fully equipped fitness center, and modern conference rooms.
Manager of the hotel, Alhaji Wasiu Aremu Adeniyi, reaffirmed that the property enjoys consistently positive feedback on independent travel and booking platforms, none of which have ever made reference to cultist activity or security lapses within or around the premises.
“Guests and members of the media are welcome to visit and evaluate our services,” Adeniyi said, adding, “Our front office operates 24/7 and can provide access to our incident logs, which show zero records of gang or cult-related activity.”
The management urged the general public to disregard the false allegations and assured continued adherence to the highest hospitality standards.