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Former Lawmaker Opens Guest House In Abraka

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Former Lawmaker Opens Guest House In Abraka

A former lawmaker in Ethiope East Legislative Arm of Government, Hon Alex Omajuwa has opened Natjesalz Guest House aka Tummy Pleasers at the serene Aghwana Avenue of Abraka.

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The fenced and well furnished facility has lodging apartments, bar and restaurant with local vigilante team providing security for guests.

You can contact 08035078279 for booking and reservation.

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