i-Fitness Expands Footprint with New Branches

Agnes Ekebuike

In a move to reinforce its commitment to accessible fitness, i-Fitness, West Africa’s largest fitness chain, has expanded its footprint across Lagos by launching three new branches in Iponri, Lekki, and Gbagada.

At each opening event, i-Fitness organised interactive activities to celebrate the milestone, culminating with the launch of its “Coming of Age” 21st branch. Founder and CEO of i-Fitness, Foluso Ogunwale, emphasised i-Fitness’s ongoing commitment to creating accessible, high-quality fitness solutions. “We are thrilled to open our doors to both new and existing members. This expansion brings us closer to inspiring healthy living and building a fitter Lagos by providing top-tier fitness options that are accessible and inclusive,” Ogunwale stated.

 i-Fitness Chairman, Danladi Verheijen, echoed the CEO’s sentiment, emphasising the brand’s vision of making fitness a lifestyle for Nigerians. “Our growing network is not just about opening gyms.

“It’s about nurturing a movement that promotes healthier and happier living. As we expand, we also invest in Nigeria’s economy, creating jobs for close to 1,000 young Nigerians and establishing a modern fitness culture,” Verheijen remarked.