Nigerian musician turned entrepreneur, Annjay Chioma, is all set to open her new fashion and beauty outlet in Abuja.
The entertainer who derives maximum satisfaction in providing quality products for fashion lovers home and abroad has decided to extend her brands and services to her Abuja fans.
The fashion outlet which is located at Plot 1092, Josphen D, Gomwalk street, Cadastral Zone B18, Gudu, Abuja would be officially opened for business on Thursday, July 20.
According to the excited tycoon, she has been extremely busy trying to put finishing touches to all corners of the shop as well as importing high standard goods.
“I’m now a full-time entrepreneur and singer. My products which are basically beauty and fashion; such as Brazilian virgin human hair, eyelashes, sunglasses and many more are fully in stock at the Abuja and Lagos outlet. I have been doing this business for years now and I’m happy doing it although it’s quite challenging in terms of dollar exchange rates, custom duties but we keep going in the business with God on our side.”
On the affordability of her products, Annjay said: “All our products are affordable. From our Brazilian virgin human hair, Annjay 3D Mink Lashes, Hair shampoo, conditioner, Cura Sunglasses and more, they are affordable. Anybody can afford it. I want to also use this opportunity to say that we sell top quality products. Quality assurance is our guarantee. Let me quickly add this, we just launched Cura Sunglasses which comes in different stylish shapes, colours, and sizes. They are so classy, you won’t believe the price but I want to make it affordable for the high and mighty.”
Annjay is a young, multi-talented entrepreneur, who at a young age fiercely worked hard to make a name for herself in the Nigerian music industry, while also writing for different media houses.
Although she had given up on Journalism, she has taken her business to the next level; introducing different beauty and fashion brands such as Annjay Hair, eyelashes to makeup kits and more into the Nigerian market.
