Kitchenware Brand, Dee Utensils Set to Unveil New Abuja Showroom With Massive Discounts

One of the country's foremost kitchenware brands, Dee Utensils has concluded arrangements to unveil its ultra modern showroom located in the heart of Abuja, the nation's capital. 

The facility at Plot 965, Aminu Kano Crescent Wuse II, Banex Junction, beside LG showroom will be open for business on February 15, 2025 with a whopping 20% discount on every product. 

Dee Utensils has partnered with international companies producing kitchenware to get unique and luxurious designs for its customers across Africa. 

Chief Executive Officer, Amb. (Dr ) Lois Andrew Ihwo, expressed delight with the milestone, which she said will help the brand in serving its clients within Abuja and the North Central region. 

“This showroom represents more than an expansion for Dee Utensils; it is a commitment to bringing world-class kitchen solutions closer to our customers. We want every home, restaurant and hospitality business to experience quality, durability and elegance at affordable prices. 

"Abuja is a strategic hub for us, and we are excited to welcome customers to enjoy the discounts and the unique designs we have carefully curated for the African market,” she said.

Dee Utensils is seen as one of the most impactful institutions in Nigeria and Africa. 

 

The CEO, a multiple award winner is also involved in every aspect of the business, from product design to marketing and customer service.

Not long ago, she was conferred with Honorary Doctorate Degree by American Management University California USA as well as prestigious award of Most Inspiring Entrepreneur of the Year, a recognition accorded her at the 15th Peace Achievers Award 2025.

In December, she also bagged the traditional title conferment of Trauraruwan Matan Kasar Jiwa (the shinning star of Jiwa land) an honour bestowed on her by the Emir of Jiwa, His Royal Highness, Alh. Dr. Idris Musa in recognition of her achievements, especially her humanitarian commitment and impact to communities as well as her organisation's giant strides in business and the nation's economy.