See Photos of Asa, Dolapo Oni, Lanre Da Silva & More At Temple Muse Christmas Party

This Christmas Temple Muse hosted its esteemed clients to an afternoon of festive grandeur at the opening of “The Christmas Shop” installation.

The luxury lifestyle concept store was adorned in red, green & a new regal purple for this year, lit up with reindeer lights and embellished with a new collection of Christmas decorations & trimmings.

The Christmas Shop was opened for all to see, and showcased a plethora of sparkling ornaments, stocking fillers, signature gifts for him & her, luxury hampers and gourmet confectionary.

Temple Muse also highlighted key holiday-inspired collections displayed throughout the store which included high-fashion occasion wear from both African & International designers, scented Christmas candles and exclusive, must-have handbags for the season.

There was something for everyone on show, including Art aficionados who were spoilt for choice with miniature pieces from 6 top Nigerian artists that was part of the Temple Muse Christmas Art Salon.

Guests were treated to a feast of decadent festive canapés and different champagnes from the world’s leading champagne house, Moet & Chandon, who supported the iconic annual event.

The afternoon flowed into the evening, when Temple Muse introduced a special performance by Nigerian soul singer, Kaliné. Guests celebrated the start of the holiday season with an array of Christmas jingles and self-written songs from the talented female artist.

See Photos from the event below:

 

The Christmas Shop is now open until the end of December 2014.

Photo credits: Madbursts Photography

This Christmas: A survival guide to Taxi Safety in Lagos & Abuja

It’s that season again, where all the Nigerian’s living in different areas of the world return home to celebrate the festive season with their loved ones. Most of them are usually referred to as the ‘I Just Got Back’ (Hashtag #IJGB) mostly because those four words are usually the next set of words out of their mouths after a brief introduction (If you’re just meeting them) or a short conversation.

Asides from this being the season where Nigerians in diaspora return, Nigeria also gets visited by tourists, looking to explore the city and have a nice vacation. One of the major aspects of everyone’s itinerary is movement, having heard so much about the country, the cool spots, the landmarks, the new spots they all itch to explore at touchdown. A few get a designated driver and car, while others go for the next best option – Taxi! 

In a season where a lot of people harbour the fear of safety and worry about how to seamlessly explore the city in peace and comfort, Easy Taxi advises on a few guides to follow to ensure a safe and enjoyable taxi experience this season.

Airport Pick-Up: The first thing you’ll want to do after a long flight and when you finally get out of the airport after immigration is settle into a comfortable car. If you do not have any family or friend coming to pick you up from the airport, ensure you have contacted a licensed taxi company and have them send a reliable driver to chauffeur you out of the airport to your hotel or choice location.

Bars/Restaurants/Lounges: Christmas is a season of festivities and a lot of bars and restaurants have been renovated, renamed and given a total makeover just in time to ring in the New Year. If you are looking to explore the restaurant scene and nightlife but want to feel safe and comfortable at the same time, a licensed/registered taxi should be the next point of call.

Church/Mosque/Hospital: Your taxi experience to your place of worship or to the hospital should guarantee your safety as well. Ensure you hail a registered to convey you to your place of worship and in good time too!

When it comes to your safety and convenience, especially in the cities of Lagos and Abuja, ensure you have a reliable taxi at your fingertips which will conveniently and efficiently take you whenever and wherever you need to be this holiday season. Be Safe!