Cubana Chief Priest’s renowned restaurant and bar has officially reopened for business after being temporarily sealed by the Lagos State Government due to noise pollution violations.
The establishment, known for its lively atmosphere and celebrity patronage, was closed as part of the government’s broader efforts to enforce environmental and noise control regulations in the city.
The closure had caused a stir among patrons and fans of the popular nightlife spot. However, after addressing the necessary compliance requirements and making adjustments to curb the noise levels, the venue has been cleared to resume operations.
This move underscores the Lagos State Government’s commitment to maintaining a balance between entertainment and environmental health, ensuring that businesses within residential areas adhere to guidelines on noise pollution.
Cubana Chief Priest’s team has assured customers that they are taking steps to prevent further issues, allowing them to continue enjoying the vibrant nightlife experience the venue offers.
