The fact that the neighbourhood was named after Crispin Curtis Adeniyi-Jones, a Nigerian medical director with descent from Sierra Leone (a Saro), is one of the most intriguing facts about Adeniyi Jones. He was a co-founder of the NNDP and was elected to one of the three legislative council seats in Lagos (1923), serving Nigerians for 15 years. He was a man who was familiar with the fundamentals of international economic organisations and had a significant impact as a financier and president of a few businesses that were established in the late 1920s and early 1930s. The talented orator Adeniyi-Jones passed away in 1957, and an area in Ikeja was named after him to recognise his contributions to Lagos State.
It is interesting to note that Adeniyi-Jones is home to a branch of the renowned Lagoon Hospital. Lagoon Hospital, dedicated to the highest standards of professionalism and service, is thought to have been among the hospitals that helped establish sophisticated medical treatment in Nigeria. The hospital keeps putting money into high-quality specialty services and is ready to do any kind of surgery, even ones that are only available at a small number of specialised hospitals in the UK and the US.
D'Podium International Event Facility is also located in the neighbourhood of Adeniyi-Jones. D'Podium is a stylish event space with cutting-edge features from the chairs to the stage. It can be used for birthdays, weddings, parties, concerts, seminars, training, and product launches. There are also other things to do in the area, such as a beautiful food court with many different kinds of food, a supermarket, a salon, an electronics store, and so on. They have great parking spaces and a basketball court. Furthermore, they feature a large kitchenette, restrooms that are clean, VIP lounges, and changing rooms.
Adeniyi-Jones also has a number of bank branches, including the Lagos Internal Service Office situated in this area. These are quite fascinating facts to know about this popular area.