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Music Legend, Tuface Opens a N220million Club in ikeja

Music Legend, Innocent Idibia popularly known as Tuface opened a N220million club, Rumours signature which is located at No 15 Odududwa way, Ikeja.

Rumours club which started seven years ago, has three outlets at Victoria island,Festac and Ikeja.

Nightlife has undoubtedly proven to be a thriving sector in the entertainment industry as most people love to spend time relaxing and dancing to good music.

Rumours which was the most sought after invitation had a two days Grand re-opening creremony on Friday, September 1st and Saturday 2nd, 2017.

The club which is a definition of luxury clubbing had a some top stars like Olamide and some many other big names in Nigeria’s music industry in attendance.



The brand new 220million Rumors Signature boasts state-of-the-art facilities like the best DJ Equipment, Luxury Finish completely encompassed with the very best LED lighting in the world.

Other features include the smoke machine, C02, Bubble, and a LED stairs railings. Also the tasteful decor at Rumors Signature is second to none and the sleek white, colorful leather booths gives the facility a VVIP ambience. And the special Dancers Boot and the Ultra VIP lounge inside Rumors Signature is another heartwarming attraction.


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