Earlier this year, we brought you news about online freelancing platform, Asuqu raising a seed fund from local investors. Almost 11 months after, they have launched The Village, an African themed co-working space for creatives, entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Situated in the Alagomeji, Yaba area of Lagos, The Village joins an ever-growing list of co-working spaces in the city. Following this development, we stopped by the new space, with R. Josh Musah (CEO) as our tour guide.
What we have done is to create a co-working space that is local, creative and has an urban feel at the same time. — Josh Musah
The Reception
The Open Work Area
Co-working Space for teams
Meeting room
The Kitchen
Lounge Area
Walkway
And some familiar pieces on the wall
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