The Location
Lagos was considered a fishing village until the 1950s. Today, with only 10% of the country’s population, it contributes 30% of the Nigerian economy and has phenomenal growth forecasts for the future.
The city’s can-do entrepreneurial dynamism is fuelling the growth of luminaries such as Google, KPMG, and PWC, as well as local powerhouses like Andela, United Bank for Africa, and Dangote Group of companies.
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Ikoyi is a vibrant neighbourhood of style and culture. With its many restaurants, hotels, and bars, the exclusive Ikoyi and Polo Clubs nearby, and Murtala Muhammed Airport just a short drive away, Centre Point is perfectly located for business and entertainment.
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Lekki Art Market
Spades Bar
Maison Kayser
Blowfish Hotel
Shiro bar
Villa Monument
Lagos is both a doorway to Africa and a business destination in its own right.
Poised to become a world centre of commerce, Centre Point’s stylish and elite Ikoyi neighbourhood boasts a rich selection of international businesses, luxury apartments, chic hotels and embassies – together with Africa’s most respected British school, Lagos Preparatory School. It is a community built on success, and ambitious for more.
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