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Julius Agwu To Open Christian Night Club Where Smoking is Not Allowed

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In a recent interview with City People magazine, ace Comedian, Julius Agwu, disclosed that he would open a Christian nightclub in Lekki, called ‘Believers Lounge’.

According to the 42-years old comedian, the night club would be opened in two months time, and would not welcome drinking of Alcohol or smoking.
The comedian, who also disclosed that he has re-dedicated his life to God, added that will be launching his own TV show which would be called the Christian Entertainers Outreach (C.E.O).
Recall that few days after the surgery, the comedian held a thanksgiving service to appreciate God. As if that wasn't enough, he added that he would release a musical video titled ‘Second Chance,’ all to show how grateful he is for what God had done for him.

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