After he won the best African Reggae act at the 'controversial' KORA awards in South Africa, Nigerian-born reggae gospel star, Prince Wadada got his groove back live never before in Lagos few months ago.

The dreadlocked singer was on Sunday, December 16, 2012, at the opening ceremony of the magnificent edifice of La Royale Event Centre located on Puposola Street, New Oko-Oba, Agege, where Prince Wadada showed that he is not yet done with music as he held guests at the event spellbound with songs from his hay days to the admiration of the guests at the event.

He added the best of music to the serene atmosphere provided by the centre, where there were lots of assorted food and drinks to go round. La Royale, which boasts of world class facilities and services, couldn't have done wrong in contracting Prince Wadada to cheer the guests at the launch.

Chief Executive Officer of La Royale Event Centre, Princess Adebola Dosumu, told journalists that the centre accommodates well over 3, 500 people at a time with other facilities like an exquisite bar and restaurant, kids lodge, conference hall and a changing room all at affordable prices.

Speaking further, Princess Dosumu said that security at the centre is top class as that is an aspect the centre also gives priority apart from quality services it renders. She also said there is enough parking space for customers to park their cars while at the centre.

The event was put together by Gbemi Abdul of GTA Communications.

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