Kilimanjaro (restaurant)

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Kilimanjaro
Industry Restaurant
Founded2004
HeadquartersPort-Harcourt, Nigeria
ProductsFast food, Nigerian cuisine
Website https://www.kilimanjaro-restaurants.com/

Kilimanjaro is a fast food restaurant chain in Nigeria which opened in 2004 and has its headquarters in Port Harcourt. The restaurant is one of the fastest-growing in Nigeria. Today it has over 51 outlets across Nigeria, including the capital city of Abuja, Lagos, and other parts of the federation. [1] [2]

Kilimanjaro is owned by Sundry Foods' restaurant brands, and they are operating in the Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) sector. Kilimanjaro has since inception established itself as a force to reckon with in the space, and it is recognized as one of the fastest-growing restaurant brands in Nigeria, with over 48 stores operating in different locations. [3] [4]

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