Wyse 1)★★★★★ — The temple is the House of God, a place were sacred covenants and ordinances are performed for the living and the dead in fulfillment of old and new testament prophecies.
I love going to the temple and not only love seeing the temple.
Jonathan O.★★★★★ — It was a splendid experience witnessing a sealing ordinance for the first time.
Nelson C.★★★★★ — Service was great but the waitress were adding extra to drink prices
Agwu E.★★★★★ — This is the worst of all my hotel experiences! I booked for Diplomatic room, I was given a room already occupied by another guest. After a long time, they gave me half of their Presidential suite. AC
Chidi O.★★★★★ — Ariaria is the biggest or second to the biggest international market in Eastern Region of Nigeria. In Ariaria as the name indicates, there's nothing you cannot find to buy in Ariaria international market. Ariaria as an Igbo language means, ''every thing you can think of is available here or simply put items, items everywhere or in another sence property, property full ground everywhere".
Praise H.★★★★★ — Ariaria International Market is located in the city of Aba in Abia State. The city of Aba is noted within Nigeria and worldwide for its huge commercial activities. Ariaria market is one of the most popular markets in Aba that attracts customers from all over the southern part of Nigeria and beyond
Chichi A.★★★★★ — Formally known as St George(last ge is silent) or Georges, and otherwise referred to as CS Park, Aba Amusement Park is like the "It" place in Aba. Of course people hold their different opinions about the place, but it remains the favorite for some, and most persons within that axis.
It's a very spacious recreational spot located in the heart of town at Market Road-by-Georges, that boasts of a restaurant, lounge, and a number of floored mini bars, an outdoor stage for artistes and dancers performing mostly on Sundays, a snooker and tennis area for lovers of the sport, a viewing center for football matches, and the traditional open space drinking spot, usually under trees.
Most active on Sundays, this is a hub of entertainment where you are serenaded with different genres of music; from old school to R&b, reggae, pop and trending naija hits that'll have you grooving hard. Coupled with the very hilarious MCs dishing out their funny jokes - which is unnecessarily vulgar at times🙄 - but if you don’t mind that, you're most likely to have a good time.
All manner of events has been held here overtime, ranging from wedding ceremonies (both traditional and white), to engagement parties, child dedication, birthday parties, thanksgiving, crusades, conferences, end of year party/festival, company promotional events etc. It also boasts of the capacity to host up to three wedding ceremonies at the same while also accomodating all the cars because of how spacious it is.
I believe their services are not overly priced, like the drinks go at the normal rate you'll find at other drinking spots. Alongside the usual rice and soup, they also serve other delicacies like nkwobi and isiewu, whole grilled fish and chicken. As well as an assortment of meats, gizzard and snails which are also available.
If you don't mind loud music, then you won't have a problem with the music which is like veeerrryyy loud on Sundays. But if you prefer calm environment, then you'll wanna avoid the weekends and stick to weekdays instead as it's more calm then.
Onyinye A.★★★★★ — I took my niece and nephews for the maltina Easter Children's cannival .
And they enjoyed themselves.
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