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Nightshift Coliseum boss, Chief Caleb Olumese Puts Property Up For Sale

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At his prime, Caleb Ken Olumese was a toast of the high and mighty in the nation’s political, industrial and aristocratic space. Popularly addressed as “The Guvnor”, he reigned supreme in the early 90’s as his upscale night club named Niteshift Coliseum became a mecca for fun seekers. It was an abode for connecting billionaires and top political elites. It became a rendezvous point where top political decisions were taken. The ambiance was alluring and groovy. The club in the past played host to top government officials like; Former President of Nigeria; Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Former Ogun state governor; Olusegun Osoba, former Inspector General of Police, Tafa Balogun; Jolly Nyame of Taraba State, the incumbent governor of Lagos State;Governor Babajide Sanwoolu and a host of other high profile VIP.

The once bubbling upscale lounge located in the heart of Ikeja, Lagos has gradually detorited to become a shadow of its old self, most especially, after it was gutted by fire on different occasions. Despite the fire incident, the unperturbed Edo state born businessman, bounced back due to his passion for nightlife business. He shutdown, renovated the club and turned it into an event centre. 

Sources close to the affable jolly good septuagenarian, averred that, due to his current financial constraint and inability to maintain the facility, due to the laws barring social events and large gatherings in a bid to curtail the spread of the deadly Covid-19 virus, he is willing to sell the choice property at a whopping 600 million Naira. ”Different potential buyers have approached Guvnor for the sale of the propertie but negotiation ended in a deadlock as they were bidding lower than expected. “The edifice is sitting on over 2,000 sqm land. His family members are not happy with his decision to sell the place. At a point, he went low profile. Friends and favour seekers deserted him. Selling the property is the only way he could bounce back and also start afresh on a clean slate.”

Source further disclosed that, different tongue wagged at Olumese’s decision to quit his well-paying white collar job with a multinational company in a bid to follow his passion in Night life business. 

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