Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Another fully furnished 2 bedrooms apartment with a well equipped kitchen. There is free WiFi, 24/7 uninterrupted electricity (Nepa, 10kva solar powered inverter with 30KWh Lithium battery and 13.2kwp solar panels and a generator for this unit alone). Gated House in a gated community, Asero Housing Estate with good road network. The apartment is a walking distance to Darussalam central mosque. It is very close to Kemta Housing estate and 2 minutes drive away from Taidob college, Dorf Royal Events Centre, Abeokuta, and Asero Garage on Ibadan Road.

I am a hard-working, conscientious and flexible person who can work either on my own or as part of a team. I have chosen a career in healthcare system because I enjoy caring for other people, I like serving customers, and I enjoy the challenges that come with the role. I understand the importance of excellent customer service, of being reliable and adaptable, and I will always make myself available to help out as and when needed.

Abeokuta sightseeing is dominated by the iconic Olumo Rock, a massive granite outcrop that's a natural fortress and symbol of the Egba people, featuring carved stairways for climbing and offering stunning city views, with other key sights including the historic Alake's Palace, the cultural Nike Art Gallery, the expansive Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library (OOPL) complex with its wildlife park, and vibrant local markets like Itoku Adire Market, all showcasing rich history, culture, and natural beauty. Here's a visual guide to Abeokuta's top spots: • Olumo Rock: The city's namesake ("under the rock"), this ancient rock formation offers panoramic views, ancient shrines, and a glimpse into Egba history as a refuge during wars. • Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library (OOPL): A modern landmark with a museum, conference center, and a wildlife park. • Alake's Palace: The traditional seat of the Alake of Egbaland, showcasing Egba royalty and heritage. • Nike Art Gallery: A vibrant space filled with Nigerian art, textiles (like Adire), sculptures, and crafts. • Itoku Adire Market: Famous for traditional tie-dye fabrics (Adire), this market is a burst of color and local life.