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Governor Fayose’s Brother, Isaac builds Multi-billion Naira hotel in Abuja

News making rounds at the moment has revealed that The Younger brother to Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose is one of the rave of The moment as he just concluded the building of a multi-billion naira hotel in the hearts of Nigeria’s capital, Abuja

The business man, Isaac who has no doubt opened many doors with the influence of his elder brother is seriously exploring the business world in The aspect of hospitality.

He is the CEO of the popular View point resort and hotel which birthed in Ibadan few years ago and has grown to become a corner stone.

Furthermore, he is also this CEO of ANIS guard, a security outfit.

No doubt, he is one man whose intellect and diversity has opened ways for him.

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