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ShareOptions 24/Seven is wearing a new look preparatory to its "Red Carpet Valentine" show on February 14, 2012, slated for the Ikolaba GRA
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Shef, owner of the exclusive nightclub, told R that it is the second leap year a val show would hold in the life of the seven years old club and he was set to give his clients a memorable show in three weeks time.
“We are still here because most of our clients have been loyal to the club. I will try the best I can to repay them this valentine, and even the other valentines there will be”, he promised.
Soon, a stage is being expected from China, but before its arrival, the open space is undergoing reconstruction, just as the dance floor and the bar are on renovation.
The expected stage will host regular live shows by highlife, fuji and juju artistes, apart from sessions with comedians and fashion designers.
After staying away from the club for almost two years, Shef said he is now out to monitor the club’s progress as an entertainment stakeholder. “I have more time at hand now, be sure that I will spend it on further growing the club.
“For the new clubs springing up in Ibadan, all I can say is that it is good for the development of entertainment in Oluyole city. I have never been afraid of competition, it will be for the ultimate benefit of nightcrawlers.Share
Shef, owner of the exclusive nightclub, told R that it is the second leap year a val show would hold in the life of the seven years old club and he was set to give his clients a memorable show in three weeks time.
“We are still here because most of our clients have been loyal to the club. I will try the best I can to repay them this valentine, and even the other valentines there will be”, he promised.
Soon, a stage is being expected from China, but before its arrival, the open space is undergoing reconstruction, just as the dance floor and the bar are on renovation.
The expected stage will host regular live shows by highlife, fuji and juju artistes, apart from sessions with comedians and fashion designers.
After staying away from the club for almost two years, Shef said he is now out to monitor the club’s progress as an entertainment stakeholder. “I have more time at hand now, be sure that I will spend it on further growing the club.
“For the new clubs springing up in Ibadan, all I can say is that it is good for the development of entertainment in Oluyole city. I have never been afraid of competition, it will be for the ultimate benefit of nightcrawlers.Share
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