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Adeola Hopewell Street

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Seal / Logo / Emblem
Name Adeola Hopewell Street
Country Nigeria
State Lagos State
LGA Eti-Osa Local Government Area
District Victoria Island District
Type Street
Info Premier Commercial, Corporate, & Restaurant Hub. A high-density, high-value corridor.
Connects Strictly One-Way. A critical connector running from Ahmadu Bello Way (at the Silverbird/Eko Hotel junction) to Adetokunbo Ademola Street (at the UBA HQ).
Road Condition Excellent (Paved, well-maintained, landscaped)
Traffic Profile Strictly One-Way. Heavy during corporate peak hours (8-10 AM, 5-8 PM) and very heavy with “leisure traffic” on weekend evenings.
Postal Code 101241

Adeola Hopewell Street Location

Adeola Hopewell Street is a street of two distinct, powerful personalities, a perfect “Jekyll and Hyde” example of the modern Lagos economy.

By day, it is a sharp, efficient, and high-energy corporate bypass. As a strict one-way street, it functions as a critical channel, funneling thousands of professionals from the chaotic Ahmadu Bello Way/Silverbird Galleria axis directly into the corporate heart of Victoria Island. The daytime atmosphere is one of focused business. The air is filled with the quiet hum of generators, the click of heels on pavement, and the purposeful movement of corporate Lagos. This identity is defined by its impressive, high-rise corporate landmarks, including the national headquarters of Globacom (Glo) and the iconic, architecturally celebrated Sterling Bank “Pyramid” Building.

By night, this corporate identity gives way to its second, more famous persona: a premier “foodie” destination and restaurant row. The street transforms. The harsh office lights are replaced by the warm, inviting glows of restaurant signs and the headlights of Uber and Bolt vehicles. The street becomes a bustling hub of high-end culinary and social activity, anchored by two of Lagos’s most celebrated restaurants, Izanagi and Casper & Gambini’s. The air fills with music, conversation, and the aromas of Japanese teppanyaki and Italian-style coffee.

This dual-identity is its magic. It is a short, dense, and strategically critical street that perfectly encapsulates the “work hard, play hard” ethos of Victoria Island. It’s where a billion-naira deal signed at 4 PM at Sterling Bank is celebrated at 8 PM at Izanagi, making it a vital service and leisure artery for the entire district.

Adeola Hopewell Street Map

Adeola Hopewell Street Postal Code

The Official Code: 101241

The official, correct, and most common postal code for all addresses on Adeola Hopewell Street is 101241.

Note on Usage

This single postal code, 101241, is the standard, unified postal code for this entire zone of Victoria Island. This consistency is vital for the hundreds of corporations, restaurants, and offices that line the street. This unified code is a critical piece of infrastructure, ensuring that high-security corporate mail, time-sensitive financial documents, and simple food deliveries all arrive with precision in this dense, high-stakes environment.

This code applies to:

  • All corporate headquarters and bank branches on the street (Globacom, Sterling Bank).
  • All restaurants, plazas, and supermarkets (Izanagi, Casper & Gambini’s, Koppa Mart).
  • All connecting side streets and closes.
  • The main roads it connects: Ahmadu Bello Way and Adetokunbo Ademola Street.

You can confidently use 101241 for all mail, courier deliveries, and form-filling, knowing it is the correct and unified code for this entire area.

Adeola Hopewell Street Introduction

Popular Landmarks and Locations

Adeola Hopewell Street is a “landmark canyon,” with major, unmissable buildings defining its entire length. This is an authority list of the most significant locations.

Landmark Type Location / Significance
Izanagi Japanese Cuisine Restaurant / Landmark The premier, high-end destination for authentic Japanese cuisine (sushi, teppanyaki) in Lagos. A gold standard for sushi.
Casper & Gambini’s Restaurant / Landmark A major, all-day dining restaurant and cafe, extremely popular for business lunches, brunches, and casual dinners. A reliable, sophisticated ‘default’ choice.
Globacom (Glo) Building Corporate / Landmark A massive, prominent corporate headquarters for the telecommunications giant, Globacom. Its sheer size makes it a gravity-well for traffic and business.
Sterling Bank (Pyramid Bldg) Bank / Corporate The iconic, architecturally unique “Pyramid” building, a key corporate headquarters for Sterling Bank. A celebrated piece of modern Lagos architecture.
UBA (Flagship Branch) Bank / Landmark (Jct) The massive, ultra-modern flagship branch of UBA, which anchors the end of the one-way street, acting as an unmissable ‘full stop’ before traffic flows onto Adetokunbo Ademola.
KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) Fast Food / Landmark A large, standalone, multi-storey branch, a major food and rendezvous landmark, especially for the younger corporate crowd and for late-night food.
Koppa Mart Supermarket Retail / Landmark A large, popular, full-service supermarket serving the corporate and residential community.
NIBSS Headquarters Corporate / Landmark (Jct) The head office of the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System, located at the Ahmadu Bello Way junction. This is the “engine room” of Nigerian e-payments.
Silverbird Galleria Entertainment (Jct) The iconic cinema and mall, located at the start of the street on Ahmadu Bello Way. This is the primary entertainment and public parking hub.
Idowu Martins Street Side Street / Landmark A critical connecting side street, known as the “Medical District.” Its proximity (Reddington, Eko Hospital) is a key infrastructure benefit for the area.
Bishop Oluwole Street Side Street / Landmark A major connecting street, home to the Bar Beach Police Station and Good Shepherd Church.

Banks & Financial Services on Adeola Hopewell Street

This street is anchored by major banking HQs and branches.

  • Located directly on Adeola Hopewell Street:
    • Sterling Bank: The “Pyramid” building is a major corporate headquarters. It has a full-service, flagship branch on the ground floor, serving both its corporate tenants and the general public, with a 24/7 ATM gallery.
    • Standard Chartered Bank: Operates a large, prominent corporate branch on the street, focusing on trade finance, wealth management, and diplomatic banking.
    • ATMs: You will find standalone ATMs outside most of the major corporate plazas.
  • At the Adetokunbo Ademola Junction (The “End” of the Street):
    • United Bank for Africa (UBA): A massive, state-of-the-art flagship branch. This is a major banking hub with extensive ATM services. The UBA building is a destination in itself.
    • Access Bank (Flagship): A large, prominent corporate and retail branch is located directly opposite the UBA building, handling the massive overflow of corporate and retail traffic.
  • At the Ahmadu Bello Way Junction (The “Start” of the Street):
    • First Bank of Nigeria: A branch is located within the Silverbird Galleria.
    • Ecobank: A branch is also inside the Silverbird Galleria.
    • Zenith Bank, GTBank, etc.: All have full-service branches inside the adjacent Eko Hotel complex, which functions as a private banking city for its international guests.

Hotels & Guesthouses on Adeola Hopewell Street

While the main street is corporate, it is a key “service street” for the largest hotel hub in Africa.

  • Located directly on Adeola Hopewell Street:
    • Clear Essence California Spa & Wellness Center: A high-end boutique hotel and spa. It serves business travelers who want luxury and proximity without the overwhelming scale of the Eko Hotel.
    • The Nook Hotel: A modern, chic boutique hotel.
    • Serviced Apartments: The street has numerous high-end, unbranded serviced apartment buildings, favored by long-stay corporate consultants and expatriates who are on long-term assignments at Globacom, Sterling Bank, or the nearby embassies.
  • At the Junctions (The “Super-Hotels”):
    • Eko Hotels & Suites (5-star): The largest hotel complex in West Africa is at the start of the street.
    • Lagos Continental Hotel (5-star): The tallest hotel in West Africa is at the end of the street.
    • Federal Palace Hotel (5-star): Located at the nearby Bonny Camp interchange. These two “super-hotels” bookend the street, feeding it a constant stream of high-value international guests who then use Adeola Hopewell as their main dining and service street.
  • On Connecting Streets (The “Boutique Hotel Hub”):
    • The connecting streets of Idejo and Idowu Martins are famous “Hotel Rows” that thrive by offering a premium, discreet alternative to the giant hotels, all while using Adeola Hopewell as their “front yard.”
    • Hotel Bon Voyage (Idejo St)
    • The Regent Lagos (Idejo St)

Restaurants, Cafes, Nightlife & Lounges on Adeola Hopewell Street

This is the primary business of Adeola Hopewell Street. It is one of Lagos’s most famous and popular “Restaurant Rows.”

  • Fine Dining & Upscale Casual:
    • Izanagi Japanese Cuisine: The undisputed king of high-end Japanese food in Lagos. Housed in a beautifully designed, minimalist building, it is the destination for authentic sushi, sashimi, and live teppanyaki. It is a top choice for high-level business dinners, closing deals, and discreet celebrity outings. The teppanyaki tables, where chefs cook live, are a major draw.
    • Casper & Gambini’s: Located in the same building as Izanagi, this is a massive, all-day international restaurant. It is hugely popular for business lunches, offering a vast menu of pizzas, pastas, burgers, salads, and specialty coffee. Its chic, modern, two-floor ambiance makes it a reliable spot. The upstairs terrace is a popular spot for evening drinks, while the main floor is a constant buzz of laptops and business lunches.
  • Fast Food & Quick Service:
    • KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken): A large, standalone, multi-storey branch. It’s a major landmark, open late, and serves the high-volume corporate lunch crowd and, crucially, the late-night food seekers from the nearby Eko Hotel and Silverbird Galleria.
    • Koppa Mart (Deli): The supermarket has an in-house deli and bakery, offering fresh sandwiches, pastries, and quick meals.
  • At the Junctions (An “Extended Food Court”):
    • Eko Hotels & Suites (1-min walk): This complex is a food city in itself, offering a world of options just a 2-minute walk away. This proximity is what makes Adeola Hopewell a complete ecosystem. Options include:
      • The Sky Restaurant (Fine Dining)
      • Red Chinese Restaurant (High-end Chinese)
      • Kuramo Sports Cafe (24/7 Buffet)
      • Crossroads Tex-Mex
    • Silverbird Galleria (1-min walk):
      • A massive Food Court with numerous vendors (Nigerian, Chinese, etc.)
      • Bheerhugz Cafe (Sports Bar & Grill)
      • Domino’s Pizza & Cold Stone Creamery (critical 24/7 options)
    • Adetokunbo Ademola Street (1-min walk):
      • Cactus Restaurant: A massive Lagos institution for families and large groups.
      • Art Cafe: A popular, chic cafe for coffee and light lunches.

Corporate Offices & Key Buildings on Adeola Hopewell Street

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Shopping Plazas & Supermarkets on Adeola Hopewell Street

  • Koppa Mart Supermarket:
    • This is the primary supermarket on the street. It is a large, full-service grocery store that is extremely popular with the area’s corporate workers grabbing lunch or essentials on their way home, and the many residents of the nearby serviced apartments.
  • Silverbird Galleria:
    • (At the Ahmadu Bello Way junction) This is the main shopping mall for the area.
    • SPAR: A massive, two-floor supermarket inside the galleria.
    • Cinemas: Silverbird Cinemas (multi-screen).
    • Retail: Fashion boutiques, perfumeries (Montaigne Place), electronics, and bookstores. This is the main full-service shopping mall for the area.
  • Corporate Plazas:
    • The street is lined with multi-storey corporate plazas (e.g., “Adeola Hopewell Plaza,” “Glo Building”) that house offices, banks, and ground-floor services.

Pharmacies, Clinics & Hospitals on Adeola Hopewell Street

This street is the gateway to the “Medical District” of Victoria Island.

  • Hospitals (On Connecting Streets):
    • The Reddington Hospital: (On Idowu Martins St) A 1-minute drive. This is a world-class, internationally-accredited, multi-specialist private hospital. It is the premier emergency and specialist care center for the entire high-end VI/Ikoyi/Lekki axis. Its proximity is a critical, life-saving piece of infrastructure for the thousands of corporate employees and high-profile guests in the area.
    • Eko Hospital: (On Idowu Martins St) Another major, long-standing, and large private hospital.
  • Pharmacies:
    • Medplus Pharmacy: A large, 24/7 branch is located in the Silverbird Galleria. These are the primary 24/7 pharmacies serving the entire district.
    • HealthPlus Pharmacy: Another major branch is inside the Silverbird Galleria.
  • Spas & Salons:
    • Clear Essence California Spa: A high-end destination spa on the street.
    • Eko Spa: (Inside Eko Hotel) A 5-star, world-class spa.
    • B-Natural Spa: (Nearby on Muri Okunola) A famous luxury spa.
  • Gyms:
    • Eko Gym: (Inside Eko Hotel) A massive, state-of-the-art, members-only fitness center.
    • i-Fitness (at The Palms): A 10-minute drive away.

Fuel Stations on Adeola Hopewell Street

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Schools & Education on Adeola Hopewell Street

There are no schools on Adeola Hopewell Street. It is a 100% corporate, commercial, and hospitality zone. The high-volume, one-way traffic, and the purely commercial/hospitality-focused environment make it unsuitable for a school.

  • Nearest Schools:
    • Corona School, Victoria Island: (On connecting Bishop Oluwole St) A 2-minute walk. This is a key point: while the street is not residential, it is a major “school run” artery, as it’s the main path to Corona School from the Ahmadu Bello Way axis.
    • Lycée Français Louis Pasteur: (On Ahmadu Bello Way) A 2-minute drive.
    • British International School (BIS): (Oniru) A 10-15 minute drive.

Services (Corporate, Logistics & Auto) on Adeola Hopewell Street

  • Corporate Headquarters:
    • Globacom (Glo): A major national telecommunications headquarters. Their presence defines the street’s economic gravity.
    • Sterling Bank: A major national banking headquarters.
    • NIBSS (Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System): The HQ is at the junction. This is the “engine room” of all e-payments in Nigeria. Its location here, between the bank HQs, is highly strategic.
  • Fuel Stations (At the Junctions):
    • TotalEnergies (Eko Roundabout): A massive, 24/7 station at the start of the street.
    • Oando (Akin Adesola Junction): A 24/7 station at the end of the street.
    • These stations are critical infrastructure for the thousands of commuters and ride-hailing vehicles that flood the area daily.
  • Entertainment:
    • Silverbird Cinemas: At the start of the street.
    • Eko Convention Centre: At the start of the street.

Churches & Mosques on Adeola Hopewell Street

There are no religious institutions on Adeola Hopewell Street itself.

  • Nearest Places of Worship:
    • Good Shepherd Catholic Church: (On connecting Bishop Oluwole St) A massive Catholic parish, a 2-minute walk. Its Sunday services are a major local event that affects traffic.
    • Victoria Island Central Mosque: (On Akin Adesola St) The main mosque for VI, a 5-minute drive.
    • Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church: (On Musa Yar’Adua St).

Transportation & Bus Stops on Adeola Hopewell Street

Key Bus Stops

This street is a “drop-off” zone. All public transport stops at its two main junctions. This is a crucial distinction: the street itself is a “pedestrian corridor” served by two massive bus interchanges at its ends.

  1. “Silverbird Bus Stop” / “Eko Hotel Roundabout”:
    • This is the massive, chaotic bus stop and interchange at the start of the street. All buses (Danfo, BRT) stop here.
  2. “Adetokunbo Ademola / UBA” Bus Stop:
    • An informal but busy stop at the end of the street.

Main Bus Routes & Ride-Hailing

  • Danfo Buses: Danfo (yellow) buses DO NOT enter Adeola Hopewell Street. They ply the two main roads it connects (Ahmadu Bello Way and Adetokunbo Ademola). Passengers must disembark at the junctions and walk in. This design preserves the corporate, upscale ambiance of the street itself, keeping the chaotic Danfo bus culture at its borders.
  • Keke (Tricycles): BANNED. Keke Napeps are strictly prohibited on Adeola Hopewell Street.
  • Ride-Hailing (Uber / Bolt):
    • This is the LIFEBLOOD of the street. It is the expected mode of transport.
    • Availability: 10/10. It is a “golden mile” for drivers.
    • Hotspots: Izanagi/Casper’s, Globacom, and Sterling Bank are 24/7 hotspots for requests.
    • Nightlife: It is the primary way all restaurant patrons arrive and depart. The entire ecosystem, especially the restaurant scene, is built around Uber/Bolt. The constant flow of ride-hailing vehicles is a defining feature of the street’s traffic.

Traffic, Parking & Safety on Adeola Hopewell Street

Road & Traffic Conditions

  • Road Condition: The road is in excellent, paved, and landscaped condition.
  • Traffic Profile: ONE-WAY (CRITICAL):
    • You CANNOT turn into Adeola Hopewell from Adetokunbo Ademola (UBA). You MUST enter from Ahmadu Bello Way (Silverbird junction).
    • This one-way system is crucial for managing the area’s congestion. Without it, the narrow street would be in a state of permanent, 24/7 gridlock.
  • Congestion:
    • Weekday Peak (8-10 AM, 5-8 PM): The street itself moves, but it becomes a “feeder” into the gridlock at its two ends. The Eko Hotel Roundabout at the start and the Adetokunbo Ademola/Akin Adesola junction at the end are two of the worst chokepoints in Lagos. The problem is not on Adeola Hopewell; it’s getting on and getting off it.
    • Weekend Evenings (7 PM – 12 AM): The street becomes congested with “restaurant traffic”—a high volume of cars and Ubers jockeying for position at Izanagi, Casper’s, and KFC.

Parking

  • Parking is extremely difficult and highly restricted.
  • On-Street Parking: 100% FORBIDDEN. The street is a one-way clearway. It is narrow, and LASTMA officials are permanently stationed here. This is not a suggestion; it is a strictly enforced rule. Your car will be towed almost instantly.
  • Paid Parking / Private Lots (The Only Options):
    • Izanagi / Casper & Gambini’s: They share a private, paid parking lot. This lot is notoriously small and fills up very quickly. Valet parking is the standard. This is part of the ‘cost’ of dining here. Be prepared to hand over your keys.
    • KFC: Has a very small, dedicated lot for patrons, which is almost always full.
    • Koppa Mart: Has a small, dedicated lot for shoppers.
    • Silverbird Galleria: The best and most reliable option. It has a massive, multi-storey paid parking garage. It is a 2-minute walk from the garage to Izanagi or Sterling Bank. This is the best “local hack.”
  • Corporate Garages:
    • Sterling Bank and Globacom have large, multi-level underground garages that are strictly for staff only with access cards.
  • Advice: Take an Uber/Bolt. If you must drive, park at the Silverbird Galleria garage. It is significantly less stressful.

Safety & Walkability

  • Safety: 10/10. Extremely Safe.
    • This is one of the safest streets in Lagos.
    • Reasons: It is well-lit and under 24/7 surveillance from the high-security corporate HQs (Glo, Sterling), NIBSS, and the restaurants. It is always busy with “eyes on the street.” This constant, high-value “human traffic” makes it an extremely poor target for criminals.
  • Walkability: 10/10. Excellent.
    • The street was designed for walking. It features wide, clean, paved, and continuous sidewalks.
    • It is extremely common (and safe) for corporate executives to walk from the Eko Hotel or Silverbird to their offices, or to walk to Izanagi/Casper’s for lunch. This pedestrian culture is rare in Lagos and is a key part of the street’s modern, urban-designed feel.

Near Adeola Hopewell Street

A quick-reference guide for essential services near Adeola Hopewell Street.

  • Nearest Major Hospital:
    • The Reddington Hospital: (On connecting Idowu Martins St) A 1-minute drive. This is the primary, internationally-accredited emergency center.
  • Nearest Major Market (Modern):
    • Koppa Mart: Located on the street.
    • SPAR: Located at the Silverbird junction.
  • Nearest Police Station:
    • Bar Beach Police Station: (On connecting Bishop Oluwole St) A 1-minute walk. This is the main divisional headquarters.

Adeola Hopewell Street Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the main postal code for Adeola Hopewell Street?

The official postal code for all of Adeola Hopewell Street is 101241.

What is the postal code for Izanagi Restaurant?

The postal code for Izanagi is 101241.

What banks are on Adeola Hopewell Street?

Yes, Sterling Bank has its headquarters here. Standard Chartered has a major branch. All other major banks (UBA, Zenith, GTB, Access) are at the two junctions at either end of the street, a 1-minute walk away.

What LGA is Adeola Hopewell Street in?

Adeola Hopewell Street is in the Victoria Island District, which is part of Eti-Osa Local Government Area (LGA).

Is Adeola Hopewell Street one-way?

YES. It is a strict one-way street. You can only enter from Ahmadu Bello Way (by Silverbird) and you must exit onto Adetokunbo Ademola (by UBA). Reversing or entering the wrong way is a major traffic violation.

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