The name “Quiver Lounge” often features in conversations about nightlife in Nairobi. With over five branches within the Nairobi Metropolitan Area, Quiver has established itself as a prominent brand in the entertainment sector.Â
But little is known about the club’s owner, businessman Peter Mbugua and his wife.
The lounge has now expanded to other parts of the country, establishing branches including Quiver Eastlands along Kangudo Road Nairobi, Quiver Milimani (Nairobi), Quiver Kilimani (Nairobi), Quiver Kenol (Murang’a), and Quiver Kitengela (Kajiado).
The branches have been designed to give an ideal atmosphere for enjoyment with a lively dance floors, music, drinks, grilled delicacies, tantalizing cocktails and opportunity for some intimate conversations.
In an interview with Nation, Mbugua said the wife quit her job at a local bank to help in running the businesses.
Mbugua also revealed that he never misses church and doesn’t drink alcohol despite heavily investing in the liquor business.
The businessman said his personal life is completely distinct from the Quiver operations and nature of business.
“I don’t miss going to church. I am never branded as a nightlife person. There is Peter and there is Quiver,” he said.
Mbugua said he is always home at 5am to take his children to school.
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Notable Figures Who Visited Quiver Lounge
Quiver Lounge has earned status as a top entertainment spot in Kenya.
American rapper Fabolous visited the Kilimani branch during his tour of Kenya in 2023.
President William Ruto and United Democratic Alliance (UDA) leaders also visited the Thika Road branch during the 2022 General Elections campaigns.
Ruto was accompanied by former DP Rigathi Gachagua, Nairobi governor Johnson Sakaja and nominated senator Karen Nyamu.
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Why Peter Mbugua Invested Insurance Firm
Besides running the Quiver Lounge, Mbugua has shares at Definite Assurance Limited, that targets public service vehicles.
The company targets a diverse range of insurance products, including vehicles, health, fire, marine, and personal accident coverage.
The firm’s shareholder structure features notable figures such as Peter Mbugua and Swingers Skypark Lounge Ltd hold 22 percent.
Mikaj Topgrains Company Limited holds a 25 percent stake, and businessman Kushian Muchiri holds a 30 percent stake in the firm.
Other shareholders include SportPesa CEO and Kasarani MP Ronald Karauri with a 10% stake.
Speaking during the same interview, Mbugua said club business are not long-term hence the need for a backup plan.
“Club business, like it or not, does not last for too long,” he said.
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