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PARTIAL LOCKDOWN LIFT: NIGERIANS EAGER TO TROOP OUT ENMASSE, MONDAY
As seconds, minutes and hours tick away heralding the announced date of May 4 for the partial resumption of business activities in Abuja, Lagos and Ogun states, residents of these states are eagerly awaiting the dawn of the day to hit the roads in their thousands.
According to report reaching us, Nigerians are fed up with the stay at home order even though it was pronounced for their own sake. It is obvious that in the last two months, people have gone through turbulent moments and a lot of Nigerians have also witnessed abject poverty which they never experienced before.
It is therefore understandable why the people can’t wait for the D-Day of resuming their commercial activities one again. To some members of the public spoken to by our correspondent, they expressed the optimistic willingness to storm the roads on Monday and seek for their daily bread which has been on hold for almost two months. Some are however of the view that the federal government may have realized its failure to provide the necessary palliatives that could keep Nigerians indoor for a longer period of time as obtained in other developing and developed countries, hence the government’s resolve in partially lifting the lockdown order due to the corona virus disease. It is hereby expected that come the dawn of Monday the 4th of May, thousands of Nigerians would be seen jostling for available transport facilities to their destinations or places of work.
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Soulmate Hotels & Suites Refutes False Claims, Reaffirms Commitment to Guest Safety
Soulmate Hotels & Suites Refutes False Claims, Reaffirms Commitment to Guest Safety
Soulmate Hotels & Suites, located at 50 Olayiwola Street, Abule Egba, wishes to categorically dismiss recent allegations claiming the premises harbor criminal elements, including cultists, who target patrons. These claims are unsubstantiated and appear to be motivated by malice or misunderstanding.
Our hotel maintains a full-time security presence on-site, including a dedicated Mobile Police (MOPOL) base. We are open 24 hours a day, with professionally trained personnel managing all guest ingress and egress. No official incident report or credible evidence supports the claims circulating in the media or on social platforms.
As a premier hospitality provider in Lagos, we continuously host a diverse range of guests—from high-profile dignitaries and executives to local residents—who use our rooftop lounge, pool, spa, indoor club, and conference facilities. These spaces are secured, monitored, and maintained to international standards, ensuring both comfort and safety.
Independent travel platforms and visitor reviews confirm that Soulmate Hotels & Suites offers secure, clean, and well-equipped accommodations. Our amenities include free private parking, uninterrupted power and Wi-Fi supply, spa and fitness facilities, an indoor/outdoor pool, and a versatile event space. While testimonials reflect positive guest experiences and no reports of criminal activity or neglect, there has been zero mention of cultism or dangerous loitering around the premises.
We invite guests and media alike to experience the hotel firsthand. Our front office remains available round‑the‑clock to verify any claims and provide clarity. We encourage anyone with security concerns to review our incident logs, which have consistently shown no substantiated reports of cult or gang activity.
We remain fully committed to providing a secure, hospitable environment, and to transparency in engaging with Lagos residents, guests, and the broader public.
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