Creative Industry
CRYSTAL’S SPA, SKIN, AND SALON, THE BEST IN TOWN.
Crystal’s Spa, skin, and salon officially opened its doors to the public recently, at the prestigious House 3, 2nd Avenue, Gwarimpa, Abuja.
The one-of-its-kind beauty salon, introduced Spa services, skin treatment, skincare, beauty treatment, hair salon, nail lounge, make-up, microbladiding, general aesthetics, and plenty more.
The beauty Spa offers body sculpting and reshaping of the body, including tummy reduction, etc.
This exclusive beauty hub is owned and operated by a vivacious entrepreneur, Crystal Daniel Adedayo, with an indelible track record and experience in cosmetologists, hair care, and skin treatment business.
The beauty Spa center offers facials treatments, basic and signature.
Apart from the above, Crystal’s Spa center is an expert in body massaging e.g Deep tissue care, skin relaxation, Swedish
Waxing and other related body treatment.
From the inception of Crystal’s Spa, skin, and salon, it has always been a dream of Crystal Daniel Adedayo to build a hub where she could provide clients with supreme and quality service.
The Crystal’s Spa, skin, and salon take great pride in a facial treatment, body massage, haircuts, hair coloring, natural hair grooming, wigs, weaves, makeup services, and more in a courteous and luxurious environment for the discerning Nigerian woman and man.
Crystal’s Spa, skin, and the salon were conceived and designed to cater to the various beauty needs of the aspiring people of Abuja and beyond.
The Spa center is a beauty supermarket that takes cognizance of the various kind of body beautification and adapts its products and services in respect of choice, quality and value to translate the entire Spa experience into a world-class one.
Today, Crystal’s Spa, skin, and salon can boast of available spa facilities which make the beauty hub one of the best in Nigeria.
A visit to the Spa Center will convince any willing customers to have a face makeover or general body massage because, at Crystal’s Spa, skin and salon, looking good is good business
Creative Industry
FG Backs MyCityApp Launch of 100-Day Tourism Calendar to Drive $100bn Economic Growth
Joel Ajayi
The Federal Government has thrown its weight behind the launch of MyCityApp, a Nigerian city discovery and tourism platform designed to aggregate festivals, concerts, cultural events and lifestyle experiences into a single digital calendar.
The platform, which flags off the 100-Day Tourism Calendar, was unveiled on Monday at the Ember2Remember National Stakeholders’ Conference in Victoria Island, Lagos, with the initiative targeting Nigeria’s estimated $100 billion tourism and creative economy opportunity.
In a statement issued on Tuesday in Abuja by the Media and Publicity Adviser to the Minister of Art, Culture, Tourism and the Creative Economy, Nneka Ikem Anibeze, the ministry said the conference was aimed at mobilising public and private stakeholders to transform the September-to-December festive period into jobs, investment and economic growth.
Speaking at the unveiling, the Minister, Hannatu Musa Musawa, said millions of visitors travel across Nigeria every year to celebrate, reconnect and experience the country’s diverse culture, stressing that the festive season could be deliberately organised and monetised to strengthen tourism’s contribution to the economy.
“This initiative is about moving beyond the traditional concept of a festive season. It is about deliberately organising, packaging, promoting, and monetising one of the most economically active periods in our national calendar,” Musawa said.
She noted that every visitor generates economic activity across several sectors, including aviation, transportation, hospitality, restaurants, entertainment, retail, technology, artisans and local communities.
The Minister commended MyCityApp Chief Executive Officer, Mrs Ifeoma Chukwu, for her vision and commitment to the initiative.
She urged state governments, event organisers, tourism operators, hospitality businesses and other stakeholders to list their festivals, concerts, exhibitions, food experiences, cultural celebrations, fashion and sporting events on the national calendar.
Musawa said the platform would enable Nigerians, members of the diaspora and international visitors to discover tourism and entertainment experiences across the country from a single, credible source.
Earlier, Chukwu said Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage and creative sector provided enormous opportunities for tourism-driven economic growth.
She cited the contributions of tourism to the economies of countries such as Spain, France and the United States, arguing that Nigeria could equally build a $100 billion tourism economy.
Also present were Lagos State Commissioner for Tourism, Arts and Culture, Toke Benson-Awoyinka; Enugu State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Ugochi Madueke; NCAC Director-General, Obi Asika; National Gallery of Art Director-General, Ahmed Sodangi; ARCON Director-General, Dr Olalekan Fadolapo; and MTN Nigeria CEO, Dr Karl Toriola.
MyLagosApp and MyCityApp will serve as the digital engines of the calendar, distributing events through a 360-degree media ecosystem to audiences in Nigeria and the diaspora.
Stakeholders were encouraged to upload their events on MyCityApp to participate in the national tourism calendar urging them to upload events on http://www.MyCityApp.io.
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