Musician itz Tiffany has taken a serious hit at Laboma Beach.
Her three-storey itz BOX BAR, which had been operating for less than a year, has been demolished as part of the recent demolition exercise at the beach.
And she wasn’t the only one affected. Other businesses at Laboma, including Pink Flamingo and ULA Beach Club, were also caught up in the exercise, leaving a noticeably different scene at the popular beach destination.
itz BOX BAR was one of the newer businesses at Laboma and was hard to miss around the entrance, especially with the huge female graffiti artwork covering part of the building.
But less than a year after opening, it’s gone. Eyewitnesses say Tiffany was at the scene during the demolition and watched as the building was brought down. There are also claims from people who were present that some furniture, fridges, generators, drinks and other equipment belonging to the business were still on the property during the exercise.
Tiffany has since spoken briefly about the situation on her Instagram Story, and from her post, the whole thing seems to have hit her pretty hard. With a relatively new three-storey business gone in a matter of hours, the financial impact could be significant. The question now is: what next for itz Tiffany? Can she bounce back from such a major business loss, or is this the end of itz BOX BAR at Laboma?
ifz BOX BAR joins Pink Flamingo and ULA Beach Club among the businesses affected by the demolition.
One thing is certain – Laboma is looking very different right now.
