General0847:
This is awesome. I like the concept.

dotunbidemi:
Okoros and Amakas would have done otherwise

AutoJoshNIG:


The Osemwegies and Okeys own a mobile entertainment business in Canada.

These two Nigerian families are in the business of bringing excitement into the lives of residents of Calgary and Alberta with their party and mobile video game theatre dubbed “Thrillz On Wheelz”.

The game-theatre on a truck –fully fitted with games devices – offers exhilarating entertainment at party venues.

The neon decals emblazoned on the truck is just sufficient to make children squeal in excitement as the truck arrives party venues. Even adults are often not left out in the fervour.

The luxury, limo-style theatre on wheels features large-screen 5D led screens equipped with the latest game systems plus a library of today’s most popular games. Surround sound, Stadium Seating and an amazing "Action Station" enhances the fun in the game theatre.

This entertainment enterprise offers the most exhilarating video game parties at affordable prices.

Hygiene is key to the business, as the spotlessly clean video game theatre is sanitized after every event.



According to Evelyn Osemwegie, one of the Directors of the company, “We strive to provide each customer with the most talked-about party experience”.

“We can provide an array of video games suitable to any age group and range, our clients always have the final say on what games we make available for their guests”, Evelyn revealed.

A game coach is always present to monitor all the action and helps find the ideal game for each player or group.

Thrillz On Wheelz, based in Calgary, is not a franchise, and they reach out to areas such as Airdrie, Okotoks, Chestermere,  High River, Turner Valley, Banff, Cochrane, Strathmore, Red deer, and Sylvan Lake.

The Nigerian owners of Wheels On Wheels are currently putting plans in place to expand the business to other provinces in Canada.
















Source:

https://autojosh.com/see-how-these-nigerians-are-promoting-mobile-entertainment-in-canada/