PaulIdu:


Infact the guy was a total gentleman and had never met the bouncer before ..He didn't allow him on 3 different occasions infact third time immediately he sighted the guy coming he said "Guy shei I don tell you say you no go enter this place , this is not the only club in Lagos please go somewhere else

Oizarammy:
See all the photos and video of him here--->
http://www.trendyrammy.com.ng/2016/11/oritse-femis-management-releases-press.html

Kobicove:
N8.5 million worth of jewelry on Oritsefemi?



Keep lying...

Kobicove:
N8.5 million worth of jewelry on Oritsefemi?



Keep lying...

KissChrix:
Femi who we all know to be a very humble and calm person accept the offer to join his colleague at the regular section but was pushed back by the bouncer,

Why would the bouncer do this?

I'm not understanding this part

Gunners007:
a gentleman will just walk out even if they manhandled him, the bouncer just beat him blue and black, why them no beat that useless AFONJA guy yellow, purple black green and red, if u cant tolerate, respect and obey the rules and regulation of the club then u distance ur sorry a$$ from the club

obontami:
seriously those folks act like you own them something when u go clubbing there.

That's why I prefer mainland clubs to those over-hyped shiity clubs on the island.

Berbierklaus:


This Quilox club bouncers are just unprofessional
Nigerian entrepreneurs should invest into Good CUSTOMERS service training for all members of staff. I have noticed with total disgust the very low and unprofessional level of customer service in this country.

How can it be a headline that a service provider locked a customer up within their premises to beat up the person. Someone coming to spend money in your establishment in this period of recession.

What ever caused the issue shouldn't be left to degenerate into a full blown fight.

Services in a club is not just to serve drinks and do eye service. You must teach those Egoistic bouncers how to respect, how to speak and how to sense TROUBLE/ CONFLICT and ways to avert them.

If you want to stop someone from entering the VIP, you don't do so rudely. Find a soothing way to communicate your point.

The summary of what happened is that, these bouncers have inferiority complex problems and sometimes forget they are there to serve people not to act like a fake Nigerian police. Any little authority you give someone, they start acting like they are demi gods. It was just an ego clash. A clash that would have ended someone's life, a clash that was 100percent AVOIDABLE.

#copied
meanwhile ---->

KissChrix:


Bouncers that are hot blooded normally

KissChrix:
Femi who we all know to be a very humble and calm person accept the offer to join his colleague at the regular section but was pushed back by the bouncer,

Why would the bouncer do this?

I'm not understanding this part

hedonistic:


People have a deep-seated inferiority complex/insecurity problem, that's why most people have a herd ('follow follow,' 'I must belong') mentality. That's what explains why people want to go to a useless place like Quilox, or here in Abuja, overpriced and overrated places like The Bank and Caramelo.

I remember clubbing in a very lovely and cool setting in Egbeda in Lagos...in a cool hotel called DE Santos. Very lovely, low key club right inside the hotel. Lovely infrastructure and lovely music. We had a blast with my crew and bountifully tipped the grateful DJ and bouncers for making us very happy indeed. Left the damn club around 6.am... To show you how sweet the experience was.

We must all understand something: Happiness is relative. The guys who drink Hero Beer and consume pepper soup in one small garden with music playing in the background (on a change-must-remain budget of N10k for a four-man crew) have FAR more fun/happiness/fulfilment than the desolate wannabes who hustle their way into a stupid overrated club to spend N100k in a few hours - with nothing but bruised egos and deflated spirits to show for it. The bouncers would shoo and boo you out immediately they notice your yeye bottles are empty and you're not trying to buy more. N100K wasted alongside a forfeited dignity.

Having experienced a lot in the last decade and beyond, God knows I wouldn't burn money on nonsense that doesn't give me utmost satisfaction... High emphasis on UTMOST... Whether a club, joint, women, or anything. No free money to dash any idiot for nothing. You must exert some kind of value, make it worthwhile for me.

It's not compulsory to club in the most 'happening' places. As long as the environment is cozy enough, and the music is good enough, I am happy. In fact, the less crowd, the better sef.

Kobicove:
N8.5 million worth of jewelry on Oritsefemi?



Keep lying...

KissChrix:
Femi who we all know to be a very humble and calm person accept the offer to join his colleague at the regular section but was pushed back by the bouncer,

Why would the bouncer do this?

I'm not understanding this part

PaulIdu:


Infact the guy was a total gentleman and had never met the bouncer before ..He didn't allow him on 3 different occasions infact third time immediately he sighted the guy coming he said "Guy shei I don tell you say you no go enter this place , this is not the only club in Lagos please go somewhere else

kinggogo:
That quilox or wtf is it called should b shut down

hedonistic:


People have a deep-seated inferiority complex/insecurity problem, that's why most people have a herd ('follow follow,' 'I must belong') mentality. That's what explains why people want to go to a useless place like Quilox, or here in Abuja, overpriced and overrated places like The Bank and Caramelo.

I remember clubbing in a very lovely and cool setting in Egbeda in Lagos...in a cool hotel called DE Santos. Very lovely, low key club right inside the hotel. Lovely infrastructure and lovely music. We had a blast with my crew and bountifully tipped the grateful DJ and bouncers for making us very happy indeed. Left the damn club around 6.am... To show you how sweet the experience was.

We must all understand something: Happiness is relative. The guys who drink Hero Beer and consume pepper soup in one small garden with music playing in the background (on a change-must-remain budget of N10k for a four-man crew) have FAR more fun/happiness/fulfilment than the desolate wannabes who hustle their way into a stupid overrated club to spend N100k in a few hours - with nothing but bruised egos and deflated spirits to show for it. The bouncers would shoo and boo you out immediately they notice your yeye bottles are empty and you're not trying to buy more. N100K wasted alongside a forfeited dignity.

Having experienced a lot in the last decade and beyond, God knows I wouldn't burn money on nonsense that doesn't give me utmost satisfaction... High emphasis on UTMOST... Whether a club, joint, women, or anything. No free money to dash any idiot for nothing. You must exert some kind of value, make it worthwhile for me.

It's not compulsory to club in the most 'happening' places. As long as the environment is cozy enough, and the music is good enough, I am happy. In fact, the less crowd, the better sef.