Ceddi Plaza — Local services in Central Business District

Ceddi plaza hasn't returned to it's glory days in terms of crowd attraction.

However, they've got good facilities, serviceable elevators, good stores including SPAR, Swatch, invivo, optica, sports gear shop, spectranet, aso ebi shop, kiddies shops, ruff n tumble and many other boutiques and shops.

They've also got a very good dental clinic on the basement floor. I was in there for scaling and polishing today.

Genesis deluxe cinemas is on the 1st floor and is great for seeing movies. I watched a movie just before my dental appointment. I saw 'Tomb raider' for 1,000naira today and they also have movies for 700naira while 'Black Panther' was 1,500naira with free popcorn and drink.

I rounded my day off at SPAR where I bought some household items and enjoyed the buy 2 pies and get a free drink promo.

There is adequate parking space on the ground floor and at the basement floor.

All in all....it was a good day at...

This is cool place for hanging out. It's quiet and not jampacked. Regarding the cinema; the ticket prices are ridiculous though; 2500 for 3d movie, seriously?! Anyways saw roaches in the showglass where they sell snacks close to the cinema ticket stand...like the shop where they sell snacks and drinks; it was utterly disgusting so never buying snacks from there again, such a pity though cause they are really delicious. The icecream on the cinema floor is expensive without a reasonable explanation and lastly, I regret shaping my brows in the salon below; they did a really weird shape and if you have natural hair, I would advise you not to trim there(well logically you use hair scissors to trim hair or your split ends get worse and they do not have that) what else? Oh yes, I don't get why a male security man will be checking a...

Ceddi Plaza gives off major ghost town vibes these days, if not for the handful of active stores, restaurants, and the cinema keeping it alive. It’s hard to imagine doing serious shopping here, but there are a few boutiques worth noting, like a perfume store, and ready-to-wear options for both kids and adults.

The Genesis Cinema has a VIP section (not sure if it’s still operational, definitely call ahead), while the regular cinema experience is just... mid. Though to be fair, I’ve long since stopped enjoying the cinema scene in Abuja generally.

Nkoyo remains an old reliable for dining, best to stick to the basics on the menu. And recent additions like Bar Yucca are breathing some new life into the rooftop and nighttime vibe of the mall. All in all, it’s not what it once was, but there are still a few...