Okoya’s Eleganza Moves to Reopen Alaba-Suru Factory
Kehinde Adeleye
Eleganza Industrial City Limited is making plans to reopen its Alaba-Suru factory in Lagos, a move expected to create employment opportunities for Nigerians, particularly young people, while expanding access to its locally manufactured household products.
The planned reopening is also expected to bring the company’s production activities closer to customers, distributors and other stakeholders within Lagos’ commercial community.
The Alaba-Suru facility, which previously served as one of Eleganza’s major production centres, was known for manufacturing a range of household products, including coolers, chairs and other essential items.
According to the company, reviving the factory forms part of its commitment to improving product accessibility, expanding production capacity and strengthening its presence in Lagos.
Eleganza said reopening the facility would make it easier for customers to access its products while bringing manufacturing and distribution activities closer to the people and businesses it serves.
Founded by foremost industrialist, Chief Rasaki Akanni Okoya, CON, the company said the initiative would further strengthen its relationship with distributors, customers and other stakeholders.
Preparations for the reopening are currently underway, with the company expressing optimism that production will resume soon.
Eleganza also assured customers that its quality standards would remain unchanged, stressing that products manufactured at the Alaba-Suru facility would continue to reflect the brand’s established commitment to quality.
The company expressed optimism that production would soon resume, with products expected to begin rolling out of the factory following the completion of preparations.
