Peller added that the brief closure was more significant this year as the club will be celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Founder of Club Quilox, Shina Peller has opened up on why he decided to close down the nightclub during Ramadan.
The member of the House of Representatives, in a statement said the club was closed down because it is a period of rebirth.
Peller added that the brief closure was more significant this year as the club will be celebrating its 10th anniversary.
The lawmaker, who represents Iseyin/Itesiwaju/Iwajowa/Kajola (Oyo State) Federal Constituency in the Green Chamber, said in the statement: “Chaos, they say, precedes order. On April 28, 2023, Club Quilox is coming back from its annual break.
“Over one month is usually a time to revamp the space, unlearn old ways and learn new ones, creating an environment with better service and experience for guests.
“It is a thing of joy to start something and keep at it. Consistency is what transforms average into excellence. 10 seasons is a big milestone, and this year, we will also be celebrating our 10th anniversary.
“For me this is a dream come true, and I can’t wait to watch my ‘baby’ cross this milestone.”
Muslims recently celebrated Eid-el-Fitri marking the end of the Ramadan fast.
Performers expected at the club’s one-decade anniversary include Patoranking, DJ Hazan, DJ FunkyBee, DJ Zeal, DJ Haykay; and comedian, Ushbebe.