Firm wins real estate award
A leading Pan African real estate company, Adron Homes and Properties has been named the Outstanding Real Estate Company of the Year at the Ibadan International Housing and Construction Fair, held at the University of Ibadan, Oyo State.
Also in the award-winning chain is the company’s Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Aare Adetola Emmanuelking, who clinched the Award for the Housing CEO of the year.
The fourth edition of the event, which took place recently at the International Conference Centre, the University of Ibadan with the theme ‘Rethinking the National Housing Policy and Bridging Gap Between Sustainability and Affordability’ used technology, finance and climate change as factors for consideration.
The fair was established in 2018 to provide a platform for thought leaders, businesses, entrepreneurs, organisations and industry experts who have a common mission to convene, connect and take steps toward housing economy development in the South-West zone. It is adjudged as the biggest and most inclusive housing event in the zone.
The organisers, while presenting the apex real estate company and its GMD the award, said: “The giant strides, physical development and the architectural masterpiece of the company coupled with its affordability and credibility strategies have attracted the organisers to bestow the honour in appreciation of the transformational impact it had brought to the real estate experience and economic growth in South-West and Nigeria.”
The Adron boss, who was represented by the company’s Director General, Business Strategy, Mr. Ayodeji Omoniyi, thanked the organisers for recognising Adron Homes and his modest self as deserving of the prize.
He added: “The reward for hard work is more work. This, my team at Adron Homes and Properties and I are fully aware of. This award has spurred us to continue in our humble service of making incredible houses at affordable rates to Nigerians and Africans at large.”
Theguardianng
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