Culture and Tourism

Dozubel Hotel and Apartments officially opens in Mabushi, Abuja

Published

1 year ago

July 3, 2024

Joe Ajayi

A new hospitality establishment, Dozubel Hotel & Apartments in Mabushi, proudly announces its grand opening. Registered with the Nigerian Tourism Development Authority (NTDA), this hotel promises a blend of comfort, convenience, and exceptional service.

The new hotel features 24 elegantly designed rooms, offering a cozy and modern accommodation option for travelers. With a focus on personalized service, Dozubel Hotel & Apartments aims to provide guests with a memorable stay, whether they are visiting for business or leisure. The hotel is strategically located in Mabushi, providing easy access to key attractions and business centers in the area.
Designed with the comfort and convenience of guests in mind, it features a variety of amenities to ensure a pleasant stay for both business and leisure travelers.

Key Features of Dozubel Hotel and Apartment includes;- Bed & Breakfast: Guests can enjoy a delicious and varied breakfast menu each morning, offering both local and international cuisines to start their day right.
– 24-Room Accommodation: The hotel boasts 24 well-appointed rooms, each designed with modern decor and equipped with essential amenities, including free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and comfortable bedding.
– ⁠Karaoke bar, pool bar, co-work spaces, lounge.

The Executive Director of Dozubel Hotel and Apartments, Dr. Adetokunboh Mark said “Our registration with the NTDA underscores our commitment to quality and service. We are thrilled to open our doors in Mabushi and offer a new lodging option that combines comfort, convenience, and quality service.

“Our team is dedicated to providing an exceptional guest experience, and we look forward to welcoming travelers to our new facility”, she added.

Also speaking, the Manager of the hotel, Mr. Victor Iniovo said “We are excited to bring a new level of hospitality to Mabushi”.
To celebrate the opening, Dozubel Hotel and Apartments is offering special introductory rates and packages for a limited time. Guests are encouraged to take advantage of these offers and experience the hospitality, warmth and charm that Mabushi has to offer.

For more information or to make a reservation, please visit https://dozubelhotel.com/ or contact their front desk at 09042159353Dozubel Hotel & Apartments is committed to providing outstanding accommodation and services to travelers from around the world. Focus is on guest satisfaction and comfort, designed to meet the needs of today’s discerning guests.

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Creative Industry

Musawa Highlights Art and Culture as Drivers of Public Sector Excellence at Legislative Mentorship Session

Published

3 days ago

November 28, 2025

The Gleamer

Joel Ajayi

The Minister of Art, Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy, Hannatu Musa Musawa, Esq., has emphasized the importance of integrating art and culture into public-sector excellence in Nigeria.

In a statement issued on Thursday in Abuja by the SA Media & Publicity, Office of the Honourable Minister, Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy Nneka Ikem Anibeze, Phd.

Musawa made this known while addressing trainees at the 4th Legislative Mentorship Initiative (LMI), held at the National Institute For Legislative and Democratic Studies, Abuja on Thursday.

Themed ‘Building the next generation of Public Sector Leaders’, Minister Musawa highlighted art and culture as essential tools for national cohesion and identity, economic development and job creation, innovation and civic engagement, sustainable development, and projecting Nigeria’s soft power and global identity.

She noted that Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage is a unifying force that binds different ethnicities and elaborated on how Art and Culture is key to public-sector excellence in Nigeria.

“First, embracing and promoting art and culture helps to forge national cohesion and shared identity among Nigeria’s diverse populations. Integrating culture into public policy and governance transforms the creative and cultural sectors into engines of economic development, job creation and diversification. Cultural industries including crafts, music, film, design, heritage tourism can generate livelihoods, attract investment, expand exports, and reduce overreliance on a narrow set of economic activities.

“A society that values creativity and cultural expression tends to produce more resourceful citizens, fosters cross-cultural dialogue, and encourages public servants to be more adaptive, empathetic, and culturally aware while prioritizing culture and creative economy in public policy through frameworks, institutions, and infrastructure, demonstrates long-term vision and commitment to sustainable development,” Musawa said.

The Minister called for supportive policies, enabling legislation, and sustained commitment to fulfill this vision, including laws that protect intellectual property, incentivize investment in creative infrastructure, and integrate arts and culture into education and community development.

“Embedding art and culture at the heart of governance and public-sector planning is not a luxury, it is a necessity. It builds unity, drives economic growth, fosters innovation, strengthens institutions, and ensures that development respects and reflects the soul of the nation,” she emphasized.

Musawa thanked the founder of the Legislative Mentorship Initiative (LMI), Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, Chief of Staff to the President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for his inspiring vision and unwavering commitment to cultivating Nigeria’s future public-service leaders.

Other speakers at the Legislative Mentorship Initiative include the Director General, Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization Aisha Augie, Nigerian photo-journalist and documentary photographer Bayo Omoboriowo, Amb. Dapo Oyewole, Secretary-General Conference of Speakers and Presidents of African Legislatures amongst others.

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