Meet the owners of the most expensive restaurants in Abuja
Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, is increasingly becoming a hub for luxury dining, as a growing population of affluent residents, diplomats, expatriates and corporate executives fuels demand for premium hospitality experiences. The post Meet the owners of the most expensive restaurants in Abuja appeared first on Nairametrics .
Abuja, Nigeria's capital, is becoming a hub for luxury dining as more affluent residents, diplomats, expatriates and corporate executives demand premium hospitality experiences. Two of the most expensive restaurants in Abuja are owned by entrepreneurs and individuals with diverse business backgrounds.
Ameena Indimi Dalhatu, daughter of billionaire businessman Mohammed Indimi, owns Marks at the Park, a premium Japanese and Pan-Asian restaurant located in Wuse 2. Dalhatu, who previously worked at her father's oil exploration company and holds an MBA in International Business, has brought her hospitality expertise to the high-end dining scene. The restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat menu, happy-hour selections and private dining rooms for events.
Ibrahim Samande founded Mai Shayi Coffee Roasters Ltd., a Nigerian coffee company that is Nigeria's first fully vertically integrated specialty coffee company. Samande, who has a background in design and hospitality, has positioned the company around the development of premium Nigerian Arabica coffee, with operations spanning across Nigeria. The company employs about 230 people, with 65% being women.
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