Firm expands workspace location in Lagos

SPACES, a brand of International Workspace Group (IWG), a global workspace provider has expanded with the opening of a workspace in Lagos for business and corporate organizations. Speaking recently, Mr Ayo Akinmade, Country Manager, IWG Nigeria noted that the company deals with ready to use work spaces with 18 different brands and also in 127 […]

SPACES, a brand of International Workspace Group (IWG), a global workspace provider has expanded with the opening of a workspace in Lagos for business and corporate organizations.

Speaking recently, Mr Ayo Akinmade, Country Manager, IWG Nigeria noted that the company deals with ready to use work spaces with 18 different brands and also in 127 different countries.

“We also have about 9,000 locations in 900 cities around the world. In Nigeria, we have 23 locations. 

“Our latest space which we just launched in Lagos serves as a registered address for businesses. The entire idea is to have a conducive environment where people can come and conduct their activities with a flexible payment plan and the flexibility it offers is that you pay as you go.

“Currently, in Abuja we have six locations and Lagos is now 13, we are opening im Owerri soon and also building in Kano,” he explained

 

Also speaking, Mrs Helen Oshinusi, Partners, MHQWhen stated that SPACES brand aligned perfectly with their vision to redefine the future of corporate culture and commitment to creating environments where businesses and professionals can thrive.

 

“At MHQ, sustainability is at the forefront of every decision. Sustainability is not only about how a building is formed, but how it continues to serve. It’s about crafting spaces that are adaptable, resilient, and capable of evolving as companies and communities grow. These are spaces that are designed to last.

 

“Partnering with a global leader like IWG’s SPACES amplifies this mission. Together, we’re championing a new generation of workspaces that empower people, support enterprise growth, and shape the future of work in a responsible, sustainable, and enduring way,” she added