Babajide Sanwo-Olu Officially Commissions Royal Oaks Centre, Lekki

Governorship Aspirant Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu attends the Opening of Royal Oaks Centre in Lagos

Babajide Sanwo-Olu at Royal Oaks Event CentreLagos State gained a major momentum on Sunday, January 27th, 2019 with the official launch of a multimillion Naira state-of-the-art events centre in Lekki, Lagos. The events centre, which was commissioned by the governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Babajide Sanwo-Olu, is on course to becoming a highly coveted events centre amongst many with a preference for taste, sophistication and class.

Sanwo-Olu who expressed joy over the innovation that dots the Royal Oaks Events Centre said: “This facility has added another landmark achievement to the state at a point where Lagos is looking to become a preferred destination of choice amongst other megacities”.

While addressing guests at the grand opening, the Chief Executive Officer of Royal Oaks Event Centre, Augusta Ikpea-Enaholo noted that the facility was built as a measure to shore up the hospitality business, with a view to offering clients value, satisfaction and remarkable event experience.

The Delta state born Maritime Lawyer who expressed her delight towards the completion and commissioning of the multipurpose hall, said “The business is premised on delivering top-of-the-line services to customers with sparing prices. What we have here surpasses your regular events centre, as we have taken the initiative to create an entrance, exit and restrooms dedicated to the disabled. Royal Oaks was thoughtfully built to accommodate a variety of events, from weddings, exhibitions, product launches and activations, fashion shows, funeral celebrations, conferences and what have you.”

Ikpea-Enaholo further said, “We offer a unique and serene atmosphere with hundreds of gold and silver gilded chairs, round banquet tables, rectangular tables and perfect working air-conditioning systems. The event centre is structured to cater for intimate, small, and large gatherings with perfectly structured partitions that guarantee maximum functionality of space,” she concluded.

Speaking on the importance of nation building, the CEO stated that Royal Oaks was put together as her own modest contribution to the process of nation-building, which is aimed at boosting economic development through job creation for the teeming populace.

The launch had in attendance; Lagos State governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Babajide Sanwo-Olu; Editor The Nation Newspaper, Sam Omatseye; Royal Fathers; Captains of Industries, Business Leaders and several family members and friends.

We Are Poised To Give Our Clients Excellent Serviced, Says Ikpea-Enaholo

The Managing Director of Royal Oak Centre, Mrs Augusta Ikpea-Enaholo has pledged scaled up services in the events venue and party rental sector of the hospitality industry.

Speaking ahead of the grand opening of Royal Oaks Centre, at the Lekki-Epe Axis of Lagos, Augusta Enaholo said though the sector was buzzling with different management companies, management of Royal Oaks Centre was set to provide memorable  services for its prospective clients.

She said “We are aware that many people have turned into event management but we are determined to make every experience with us memorable by exceeding the expectations of our guest.The hallmark of our services is hinged on quality and excellence,” adding that “we are aware of what people need: excellence and quality services  and we are made to render that service to all our clients”.

While appealing to the government to assist entrepreneurs grow their businesses, the Royal Oaks Centre boss added ” most businesses would  require Principal Infrastructure, especially power; security and favourable government policies to help grow any type business in Nigeria.

Without functional electricity most businesses cannot function to its optimal expectation.

“So I use this opportunity to appeal to the government of Nigeria to help stabilise power supply, if this is done it would mean profit  maximisation because we rely on alternative power  supply via generator set for most events running  into over 10 hours. “It would be challenging if we have to spend all our investments in providing power by ourselves but with constant power supply, the business would have a chance to grow and expand,” she further stated.

“As regards favourable  government policies on event centre cannot be over emphasised. I believe the government is our partner so i appeal that they set up a committee to look into the several bills and charges placed on event centres”, she said.