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FG Unveils 5,000 Renewed Hope Homes in Lekki as Traditional Rulers, Industry Leaders Commend Harmony Gardens

The Federal Government has unveiled the construction of 5,000 Renewed Hope Housing Units in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State, as part of efforts to address Nigeria's estimated 15 million housing deficit and expand access to affordable homeownership.

The Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Engr. Dr. Muttaqha Rabe Darma, disclosed this during the groundbreaking ceremony held on Friday, October 30, 2026, at Lekki Aviation Town, Yegunda Government Resettlement Scheme, Ibeju-Lekki.

The development, being undertaken in partnership with Harmony Gardens and Estate Development Limited, will deliver 5,000 residential units across Lekki Aviation Town, The Parliament and GranVille Estate within 36 months.

Speaking at the ceremony, the Minister disclosed that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu remained concerned about the country's housing deficit, estimated at 15 million units, affecting approximately 120 million Nigerians.

He explained that the Federal Government was considering a nationwide social housing initiative involving the construction of 100 housing units in each local government area, alongside a proposed 100,000-unit housing programme.

According to the Minister, feasibility assessments and costing exercises were underway to accommodate differences in construction costs across states.

In his remarks, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Harmony Gardens and Estate Development Limited, Hon. (Dr.) Audullahi Saheed Mosadoluwa, popularly known as Mr-Ibile and the Lagos Landlord, described the partnership as an opportunity to make homeownership more accessible to Nigerians through structured and affordable payment arrangements.

He reaffirmed Harmony Gardens' commitment to delivering housing developments supported by essential infrastructure, environmental responsibility and sustainable community planning.

The ceremony also witnessed expressions of confidence from prominent traditional rulers, including His Royal Majesty, Oba Samuel Alamu Kehinde Oloyede Onikosi, Edun Arobadi I, the Onikosi of Ikosi in Kosofe, Lagos State; His Royal Highness, Oba (Dr.) Abdulganiyu Olusegun Awokoya-Yesufu, Otufesojoye, Adetutu I, the Onirete of Irete-Ijebu Kingdom; and His Royal Majesty, Oba Kamorudeen Ishola Animashaun, Arolugbade Elepe II, the Oloja of Epe Land.

The monarchs expressed confidence in Harmony Gardens' capacity to deliver the housing project, describing the company as more than a conventional property developer.

They acknowledged the humanitarian disposition of its Managing Director, his commitment to community welfare, and his emphasis on environmental care, infrastructure development and improving the living conditions of residents and host communities.

Also speaking, Damola Akinyelure of Metroscape expressed appreciation to the Managing Director of Harmony Gardens for agreeing to undertake the delivery of 5,000 housing units in Lagos State under the Renewed Hope initiative.

Akinyelure acknowledged Mosadoluwa's contributions to the 4,000 housing units already delivered in Karsana, Abuja, describing his involvement in housing development as significant.

He described the Harmony Gardens boss, popularly known as the Lagos Landlord, as a major player in Nigeria's real estate industry whose contributions to housing development had not received the level of public recognition they deserved.

According to him, Mosadoluwa's involvement in large-scale housing delivery reflects the growing importance of indigenous private developers in addressing Nigeria's housing challenges.

The ceremony attracted dignitaries from the National Assembly, federal and Lagos State governments, traditional institutions, the business community and the entertainment industry.

Among the attendees were Senator Dandutse and the Chairman of the relevant Senate Committee, the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, Belgore, and the Ministry's Director responsible for Public-Private Partnerships.

Nine members of the House of Representatives attended, led by Hon. Abdul Mumim, while Hon. Prince Bayo Balogun represented the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, was represented by the Majority Leader, Hon. Noheem Adams.

Other notable personalities included the Olorogun Ado of Lagos, the Olu of Agege, the Onibeju of Ibeju-Lekki, Mogaji Wole Arisekola, Reverend Chris Fayioro, High Chief Abolanle Mogaji, Adeyinka Adeleke, retired Deputy Inspector-General of Police Adeleke, and Fuji music legends Alhaji Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, popularly known as K1 De Ultimate, and Alhaji Sefiu Alao.

The groundbreaking marks the commencement of a major residential development expected to contribute 5,000 housing units to Lagos State's housing stock, create construction-related employment opportunities and support the Federal Government's broader housing delivery programme.

The project also reinforces the role of public-private partnerships in mobilising indigenous developers, private investment and technical expertise to address Nigeria's housing needs.

FG, HARMONY GARDENS TO BREAK GROUND ON 5,000 HOUSING UNITS IN LAGOS




By: Gbolahan Adetayo



The Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, in partnership with Harmony Gardens & Estate Development Limited, is set to hold the groundbreaking ceremony for a 5,000-unit housing development in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State, on Friday, October 30, 2026.



The project, which falls under the Renewed Hope Housing Development Initiative and the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria’s Renewed Hope Housing Programme, is aimed at expanding access to homeownership and addressing Nigeria’s housing deficit.



The ceremony will take place at Lekki Aviation Town Estate, within the Yegunda Government-Approved Resettlement Scheme, along the New Lekki-Epe International Airport Expressway, Ibeju-Lekki, at 10 a.m.



The development is projected to deliver 5,000 housing units within 24 months across three locations: Granville, The Parliament and Lekki Aviation Town.



Ahead of the groundbreaking, details of the scheme indicate that eligible prospective homeowners may participate with an advertised equity contribution of ₦5.5m, while mortgage financing of up to 90 per cent of the property’s value is available under the proposed arrangement.



The scheme also advertises a single-digit interest rate and repayment periods of between 15 and 30 years, subject to eligibility requirements and applicable terms and conditions.



The initiative is expected to provide an additional pathway to homeownership for Nigerians who may find it difficult to purchase residential properties outright, particularly amid rising housing costs.



The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Harmony Gardens & Estate Development Limited, Hon. (Dr.) Audullahi Saheed Mosadoluwa, popularly known as The Lagos Landlord, described the project as a major step towards making homeownership more accessible through public-private sector collaboration.



Mosadoluwa said the initiative went beyond the construction of houses, stressing that its broader objective was to create opportunities for thousands of Nigerians to acquire properties through structured financing.



“Our goal is to ensure that quality housing is no longer a privilege for a few but an achievable reality for many,” he said.



He added that the development was designed to provide modern housing infrastructure, community facilities, security systems and sustainable living environments.



According to him, the collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development and the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria reflects a shared commitment to expanding housing delivery and supporting long-term wealth creation through homeownership.



Beyond residential development, the project is expected to stimulate economic activities through construction-related employment, demand for building materials and opportunities for artisans, suppliers and other businesses connected to the building industry.



Ibeju-Lekki has attracted increasing interest from property developers and investors because of its expanding industrial, commercial, transportation and residential activities.



The proposed development across Granville, The Parliament and Lekki Aviation Town is expected to contribute to the area’s urban expansion and strengthen its position as an emerging real estate destination in Lagos State.



The project also highlights the role of public-private partnerships in mobilising resources and expertise for large-scale housing delivery under the Federal Government’s Renewed Hope agenda.



Prospective homeowners and investors have been advised to obtain official information on the available housing categories, eligibility requirements, mortgage conditions and repayment obligations before making financial commitments.



The October 30 ceremony is expected to formally mark the commencement of the development, with the delivery target set at 5,000 housing units within 24 months.

From left: Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, First City Monument Bank (FCMB), Yemisi Edun; Vice-President, European Investment Bank (EIB), Ambroise Fayolle and Deputy Director-General, European Commission, Marjeta Jager, at the signing ceremony of an €85 million credit facility to support private-sector companies across agricultural value chains in Nigeria. The signing took place on October 14, 2026, in Bangkok, Thailand, during the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group.

EIB Global and First City Monument Bank Join Forces to Support Private Sector and Sustainable Agriculture with €85 million Funding



The European Investment Bank Group’s international development arm, EIB Global, and First City Monument Bank (FCMB) have announced the financing totalling €85 million to support private-sector companies across agricultural value chains in Nigeria. At least 70% of the financing will target cocoa and dairy value chains.

The announcement was made during the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group in Bangkok in the presence of EIB Group President Nadia Calviño, Nigerian Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy Taiwo Oyedele, EIB Vice-President Ambroise Fayolle, European Commissioner for International Partnerships Jozef Síkela and FCMB Chief Executive Officer, Yemisi Edun.

The operation is EIB Global’s first investment covering the dairy sector outside the European Union and is fully aligned with Nigeria’s development objectives in sustainable agriculture and inclusion as well as environmental and social standards (ESS). The EIB Global financing will address market gaps in the dairy sector, enabling the growth of EU businesses in Nigeria requiring an increase in milk supply.

With Nigeria being one of the world’s largest exporters of cocoa, the investments provided by EIB Global through FCMB will strengthen the industrial processing capacities along the whole value chain, provide liquidity support to cocoa cooperatives and farmers and improve the traceability of products. Compliance with the EU Regulation on Deforestation (EUDR) will be ensured, fostering biodiversity conservation and reducing environmental externalities while supporting inclusive rural development in line with EU standards, the EIB Group’s Climate Roadmap and the European Green Deal.

Alongside the credit line, EIB Global is providing technical assistance to support FCMB’s climate action strategy and the Nigerian agriculture sector’s capacity to manage environmental and social risks.

“The EIB Group invests in agricultural value chains in Africa – main drivers of food security and economic growth,” said EIB Group President Nadia Calviño. “These projects also open business opportunities for EU companies in Nigeria, building a truly a win-win partnership.”

“With this financial partnership with First City Monument Bank, EIB Global concretely supports Nigerian agribusinesses to grow competitively while meeting international environmental and social standards,” said EIB Vice-President Ambroise Fayolle. “Such investment is important for the country in terms of employment, health and the economy, with real impact on the local population. It is a concrete example of the EU Global Gateway initiative in which the EIB Group, as the EU bank, is a key actor and partner in Africa.”

“Nigeria has enormous potential in agriculture,” said European Commissioner for International Partnerships Jozef Sikela. “To turn that potential into more jobs, stronger businesses and new economic opportunities, we need to ensure that more value is created and retained in Nigeria. This Global Gateway investment with EIB Global and First City Monument Bank will help businesses across the cocoa and dairy value chains access the finance they need to grow and expand local processing. That is how we build stronger value chains and deepen the EU-Nigeria partnership for the benefit of both sides.”

“For farmers and agribusinesses, access to finance can make the difference between selling raw produce and building businesses that process more, earn more and create more jobs,” said FCMB Chief Executive Officer Yemisi Edun. “Through our partnership with EIB Global, businesses across Nigeria’s cocoa and dairy value chains will have access to the long-term funding needed to increase production, expand processing capacity and reach new markets. By combining financing with technical support, we aim to strengthen rural livelihoods, promote sustainable growth and help build a more resilient agricultural sector.”

The project aligns with the EU’s geopolitical priorities and Nigeria’s development plans by supporting sustainable food systems and strategic food autonomy. The investment also contributes to the Team Europe Initiative (TEI) on Green Economy, which promotes climate-smart agriculture, inclusive agribusiness, rural access and access to agricultural markets.

Overall in Nigeria, the EIB Group has invested €2.3 billion since the start of its activities in the country in 1978. The financing has supported impactful and transformative investments in crucial areas for Nigeria such as sustainable urban transport, climate adaptation, innovation and digitalisation, and agribusiness logistics as well as small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and mid-caps.

About EIB Global
The European Investment Bank (ElB) is the long-term lending institution of the European Union, owned by its Member States. It finances investments that contribute to EU policy objectives.
EIB Global is the EIB Group’s specialised arm devoted to increasing the impact of international partnerships and development finance, and a key partner of Global Gateway. We aim to support €100 billion of investment by the end of 2027. Within Team Europe, EIB Global fosters strong, focused partnerships alongside fellow development finance institutions and civil society. EIB Global brings the EIB Group closer to people, companies and institutions through our offices across the world. High-quality, up-to-date photos of our headquarters for media use are available here.

About FCMB

FCMB provides personal, business, and corporate banking services across Nigeria. Its financial solutions empower individuals and businesses to pursue their goals with confidence. In this way, FCMB brings “My Bank & I” to life while fostering inclusive and sustainable growth in the communities it serves.

About Global Gateway

Global Gateway is the EU's positive offer to reduce the worldwide investment disparity and boost smart, clean, and secure connections in digital, energy and transport sectors, and to strengthen health, education, and research systems. The Global Gateway strategy embodies a Team Europe approach that brings together the European Union, EU Member States, and European development finance institutions. Together, we aim to mobilise up to €300 billion in public and private investments from 2021 to 2027, creating essential links rather than dependencies, and closing the global investment gap.

Olawale Sunday Fapohunda is among 68 legal practitioners elevated to the prestigious rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), marking a significant milestone in their professional careers and recognition of their contributions to the country’s legal profession.

The elevation places Fapohunda among a select group of legal practitioners recognised for their professional standing, legal expertise and contributions to the administration of justice in Nigeria.

The rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria is one of the highest distinctions available to legal practitioners in the country. It is conferred on qualified lawyers in recognition of outstanding professional achievement and distinguished service to the legal profession.

What the SAN rank represents

The Senior Advocate of Nigeria title is awarded to legal practitioners who meet the established requirements for professional excellence, integrity and experience. The process is overseen by the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee, which evaluates applications and recommends qualified candidates for the honour.

Successful applicants are expected to demonstrate substantial experience in legal practice, competence in advocacy, professional conduct and contributions to the development of Nigerian law.

The distinction is widely regarded as a mark of professional achievement within the country’s legal community. However, it does not exempt its holders from the ethical standards and disciplinary rules governing legal practice.

Recognition for the successful candidates

The elevation of the new SANs adds to the number of senior legal practitioners recognised for their work in litigation, legal scholarship and other areas of the profession.

For Fapohunda and the other successful candidates, the recognition represents both a personal achievement and an increased expectation of professional responsibility.

Senior Advocates are often involved in complex litigation, constitutional disputes, commercial cases and other matters requiring advanced legal knowledge and courtroom experience. Some also contribute to legal education, law reform and professional development.

A distinguished position in Nigeria’s legal profession

The SAN rank occupies a prominent place in Nigeria’s legal system, alongside other professional distinctions designed to recognise excellence and service.

While the title carries considerable prestige, the broader significance of the honour lies in the expectation that recipients will uphold professional integrity, promote respect for the rule of law and contribute to the effective administration of justice.

The latest elevation therefore represents an important development for the successful candidates and the wider legal profession.

With the new appointments, attention will turn to how the recipients use their experience and professional standing to strengthen legal practice, improve access to justice and uphold public confidence in Nigeria’s judicial system.

A child can't read, a trader struggles to recognise a customer, and an older person needs help finding their way home. When it becomes hard to see, it also becomes difficult to learn, earn, and live independently. Sometimes an eye test, glasses, or prompt treatment can help. But what happens when that care isn't available?

That is the need First City Monument Bank (FCMB) and the Tulsi Chanrai Foundation (TCF) set out to address when they launched Priceless Gift of Sight in 2009. By July 2024, the programme had provided free eye care to over 400,000 Nigerians, including eye tests, optical services, surgeries, and disease management.

Last week’s World Sight Day commemoration brought the next challenge into focus: how to make care accessible to more people—and keep it available.

FCMB held a roundtable meeting with the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, through the National Eye, Ear and Sensory Functions Health Programme, and TCF to discuss partnerships and sustainable funding.

The task is practical. Eye tests need to lead to treatment. Clinics need skilled people and functioning equipment. Patients need support to complete their care.

After more than 15 years of partnership, the goal remains close to everyday life: helping more people see a lesson, serve a customer or find their way home.

Tonia Ferrari Honoured With Two Lifetime Achievement Awards

America-based Nigerian actress and humanitarian, Tonia Okoro, popularly known as Ferrari, has finally received two prestigious Lifetime Achievement Awards in recognition of her humanitarian contributions, leadership and commitment to helping others.

The awards, presented by institutions based in Connecticut, United States, were originally conferred in 2025, but Okoro could not attend the ceremonies in person at the time because of her daughter.

She eventually received both awards on Sunday, September 13, 2026, from Dr. Mrs. Anne Adepoju, a Presidential Honoree and Peace Ambassador, who personally presented the honours to the actress.

One of the recognitions is an Exceptional Leadership Award from HBI University, acknowledging Okoro’s “remarkable humanitarian contributions and outstanding leadership.” The accompanying certificate describes the honour as recognition of individuals whose work contributes to humanitarianism, business, arts, entertainment, social service, government and other areas of community impact.

The second recognition is also a Lifetime Achievement Award, presented in recognition of her commitment to humanitarian service and community development.

According to Okoro, the recognitions were particularly meaningful because she was among the individuals honoured as an Eminent Peace Ambassador for their humanitarian efforts.

Reflecting on the awards, the actress expressed gratitude for the recognition, describing it as a major encouragement to continue contributing to society and supporting people in need in whatever way she can.

“It is a big deal to be honoured and recognised. I am encouraged to do more humanitarian work and help others in my little way,” she said.

Okoro’s recognition highlights the growing attention being given to Nigerians in the diaspora who combine their professional careers with humanitarian and community-oriented initiatives.

Although she was unable to travel to Connecticut for the original ceremonies in 2025 due to her responsibilities as a mother, the eventual presentation of the awards in September 2026 has given her the opportunity to formally receive the honours.

For the actress, the awards represent more than personal achievement, but also a renewed commitment to using her platform and resources to positively impact the lives of others.

Owa Obokun Appeals for Peace, Seeks Forgiveness Over Fadahunsi Controversy, Urges Ijesa to Accept Election Results and Look Beyond 2026



The Owa Obokun Adimula and Paramount Ruler of Ijesaland, His Imperial Majesty, Owa Clement Adesuyi Haastrup, Ajimoko III, has appealed to all sons, daughters and residents of Ijesaland to remain calm and embrace peace following reports of unrest after the conclusion of the Osun State governorship election.

In a statement issued by the Palace and signed by the Chief of Staff to the Owa, Dupe Ajayi-Gbadebo, the monarch stressed that the Palace remains politically neutral and serves as a protective umbrella for all Ijesa people, regardless of their political affiliations.

The Owa urged citizens to accept the outcome of the election in good faith, describing the result as the will of Almighty God for the present season.

His Imperial Majesty also appealed to those who emerged victorious to demonstrate humility, while urging those who lost to show true sportsmanship.

The monarch reminded the people that political differences should not destroy the bonds that unite Ijesaland.

“We are first and foremost, Ijesa people, bound by blood and shared destiny before we are members of any political party,” the statement said.

The Palace further appealed to aggrieved individuals and jubilant groups to sheath their swords, stop all forms of hostility and allow relevant security agencies to handle any complaints or disputes through lawful means.

Palace Appeals for Forgiveness Over Fadahunsi Controversy

The Owa also addressed the controversy surrounding statements attributed to Senator Francis Adenigba Fadahunsi during the tense period leading to the election.

According to the Palace, the statements were made during an intense and highly charged political period and should not be allowed to overshadow the Senator's long years of service and contributions to Ijesaland.

The Palace particularly highlighted Senator Fadahunsi's involvement in the proposed Obokun University, describing the project as a major legacy initiative capable of contributing significantly to the intellectual development of Ijesaland.

The monarch therefore appealed to the people to embrace forgiveness and look beyond the political disagreements of the election season.

“True royalty and greatness lie in forgiveness,” the Palace stated, urging all sides to allow peace to reign across Ijesaland.

Palace Looks Beyond 2026 Governorship Election

Looking ahead, the Owa called on the people of Ijesaland to focus on the future and the broader political responsibilities awaiting the country.

The statement referenced the forthcoming presidential election and noted that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been adopted as the preferred candidate by both major political parties in Ijesaland.

According to the Palace, the development could serve as a symbol of unity that transcends local partisan differences.

The Owa therefore urged all Ijesa people to put the tensions of the governorship election behind them and work together for the peace, unity and progress of Ijesaland.

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ooni off Ife, launched Ojaja Soft Drinks (Ojaja Cola and Ojaja Orange) a while ago around February to be precise, as a locally sourced, African-made brand aimed at competing with global brands. The products are manufactured using natural ingredients to promote healthier choices, create jobs, and bolster the Nigerian economy.
According to Ooni of Ife, he gave reasons why the products will be unbeatable in the market.

According to him, he said: I take profound joy in finally showcasing the canned variants of OJAJA Cola and OJAJA Orange. This development represents a compelling testament to our collective ability to conceive, develop, and deliver world class products wholly within our own nation. This milestone transcends the realm of beverages; it is a powerful declaration of identity and an unequivocal affirmation that Nigeria is capable of producing excellence from inception to final delivery without compromise.
Every aspect of the OJAJA brand reflects an unwavering commitment to national pride and industrial advancement. From the aluminium cans, entirely manufactured within Nigeria, to the meticulously formulated beverages they contain, the entire value chain is anchored in indigenous expertise, resources, and vision. This intentional approach not only preserves economic value within our borders but also projects the strength and sophistication of Nigerian manufacturing on the global stage. It stands as clear evidence that purposeful industrialisation can elevate both product quality and national confidence.

OJAJA Cola, OJAJA Orange, together with our other future products, exemplify authenticity and refinement, offering rich and distinctive flavours that meet and exceed international standards. Beyond their sensory appeal, however, they represent a broader transformation in perception, one in which Nigerian made products are no longer seen as substitutes but as preferred choices. By prioritising local production at every stage, this initiative actively supports industrial growth, drives job creation, and reinforces the structural integrity of our economy.

This achievement is firmly aligned with a wider vision of economic sovereignty and cultural pride, where our consumption patterns reflect our identity and values. In its canned form, OJAJA Cola and Orange are far more than beverages; they represent a movement and a bold declaration that Nigeria is poised to lead, to produce with confidence, and to compete on a global scale while remaining deeply rooted in its rich heritage.
Ojoja Cola and Orange are available at Shop 14 Ojaja VIP 1 Mall, Ojaja Park Alagbaka, Akure. Also at Ojaja Mall ,Abraham Adesanya St, Lekki Scheme II , Lagos.

Beauty Meets Glamour as Olaide Ogunyemi Opens New Studio in Mushin


Popular Nollywood actress and professional makeup artiste, Olaide Ogunyemi Oluwayemisi aka Damilola, has expanded her footprint in the beauty industry with the grand opening of her new makeup studio in Lagos.

The talented thespian, who is also the Chief Executive Officer of @Dobc_makeovers_andmore, officially unveiled the ultra-modern beauty space last Thursday, April 2, 2026, in a colourful ceremony filled with glamour, fashion, and pageantry.

Strategically located at 101 Palm Avenue, right beside FitPlus and Sparklight Hospital in Mushin area of Lagos, the new studio is designed to offer top-notch beauty services, reflecting Ogunyemi’s commitment to excellence and professionalism in the ever-growing makeup industry.

The opening ceremony attracted friends, colleagues from the Nollywood industry, beauty enthusiasts, and well-wishers who came out in large numbers to celebrate the entrepreneur’s latest milestone. Guests were treated to a vibrant atmosphere that showcased creativity, style, and the evolving standards of the beauty business in Lagos.

Speaking at the event, Ogunyemi expressed her excitement and gratitude, noting that the new studio represents years of hard work, dedication, and passion for her craft. She reaffirmed her commitment to delivering premium beauty services while empowering aspiring makeup artistes.

The launch of the studio further cements her reputation as a dynamic force, successfully blending her career in Nollywood with a thriving beauty brand.

With this latest development, Olaide Damilola Ogunyemi continues to inspire many young entrepreneurs, proving that talent, consistency, and vision remain key drivers of success in Nigeria’s creative and business landscape.

Harmony Garden & Estate Development Limited has expanded its development activities across Ibeju-Lekki, pushing the projected long-term value of its estate portfolio beyond $1 billion.
Led by Chief Executive Officer Hon. Dr. Audullahi Saheed Mosadoluwa, popularly know Saheed Ibile, the company is developing seven estates within the Lekki–Ibeju corridor. Details available on Harmony Garden & Estate Development show a portfolio spanning land assets and ongoing residential construction across key growth locations.
A major component is Lekki Aviation Town, where urban living meets neighborhood charm, located near the proposed Lekki International Airport and valued internally at over $250 million. The development forms part of the company’s broader phased expansion strategy within the axis.
Other estates in the corridor tagged as the "Citadel of Joy" (Ogba-idunnu) include Granville Estate, Majestic Bay Estate, The Parliament Phase I & II, and Harmony Casa Phase I & II.
With multiple projects active, the rollout of the Ibile Traditional Mortgage System, and structured expansion underway, Harmony Garden & Estate Development Ltd continues to deepen its presence within the fast-growing Ibeju-Lekki real estate market.

Harmony Garden CEO, Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa, Sends Warm Ramadan Message to Muslims Worldwide

By Gbolahan Adetayo

The Chief Executive Officer of Harmony Garden & Estate Development Ltd, Hon. Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa Audullahi, popularly known as Mr Ibile, has extended warm greetings to Muslim faithful across Nigeria and in the diaspora as the holy month of Ramadan 2026 commences.

In his goodwill message, Dr. Saheed urged Muslims to embrace the spiritual essence of Ramadan by upholding the values of sacrifice, humility, charity, and unity. He described the sacred month as a period of deep reflection, renewed faith, and collective responsibility toward building stronger families and communities.

According to him, Ramadan offers a unique opportunity for believers to strengthen their relationship with Allah, support the less privileged, and promote peace in society.

“Ramadan is not only about fasting; it is a season of compassion, discipline, and renewed commitment to humanity. May this holy month bring peace to our hearts, stability to our nation, and prosperity to our collective endeavours,” he stated.

Dr. Saheed, widely respected in Nigeria’s real estate sector, has built a reputation for visionary leadership and community development through large-scale housing projects tags Ibile Traditional Mortgage System across Lagos. Under his leadership, Harmony Garden has delivered and continues to develop premium residential communities labeled the seven Citadels of Joy, including GranVille Estate, Lekki Aviation Town, The Parliament Estate, and Majestic Bay Estate.

Beyond business, Mr Ibile is known for youth empowerment initiatives and community engagement programmes, earning him recognition from professional bodies and student associations for his contributions to infrastructure development and socio-economic growth.

As Muslims around the world begin 30 days of fasting, prayer, and almsgiving, the Harmony Garden CEO encouraged Nigerians to remain hopeful and supportive of one another despite prevailing economic challenges.

He further prayed that the blessings of Ramadan 2026 would usher in renewed strength, divine favour, and lasting peace for Nigeria and the global Muslim community.

Ramadan Kareem.

Effcacy development Plc, one of the biggest indigenous real estate and construction companies in nigeria has done remarkably well in real estate while getting involved in several construction development across Nigeria.
They've really stepped things up and made a big leap by going public as Efficacy Development Plc back in December 2024. At the heart of all this progress is their founder and CEO, Dr Oyeleke Ajiboye.
The CEO is a real go-getter; he kicked off his first business when he was just 19. He’s been steering the company through all sorts of ups and downs, like economic changes and shifts in government policies. People really admire his thoughtful and genuine leadership style, which has helped build a strong and respected company that's on solid financial ground.

The new shareholders and the fresh Board of Directors are totally backing Dr. Ajiboye and his management team. They really value how the company sticks to its principles and consistently delivers great results, which they see as signs of a strong foundation and exciting future. Mrs. Suzan Joseph, who's just stepped down in as the Chairman of the Board, praised the CEO for his impressive track record and talked about some exciting plans ahead. She mentioned, “Dr. Ajiboye’s leadership has given Efficacy an amazing legacy of integrity and sustainable growth. Our job now on the new board is to build on this fantastic groundwork. We’re ready to take Efficacy Development PLC to the next level, aiming to get our shares actively traded on the Nigerian Exchange Group. We’re committed to bringing even more value to our shareholders, clients, and everyone involved.”

Clients, whether they’re individual homeowners or big corporate partners, seem to share this enthusiasm. They’ve highlighted Efficacy’s dedication to quality, timely deliveries, and ethical practices as key reasons they keep coming back for more.

In the heart of Lagos’ fastest-growing economic corridor, seven transformative real estate projects are redefining the meaning of luxury residential and commercial living and you can attest to that fact if you have seen Lekki Aviation Town, developed by Harmony Gardens & Estate Development Ltd currently emerging as one of the region’s most sought-after investments, earning the nickname the Citadel of Luxury for its blend of upscale living, prime connectivity, and strong financial prospects.

The name “Aviation Town” reflects more than branding, it highlights the project’s proximity to the proposed Lekki International Airport, a planned global aviation hub set to serve millions of passengers annually. Positioned directly opposite the airport site along the Lekki-Epe Expressway, the estate promises unparalleled convenience for frequent flyers, airline professionals, business travelers, and investors alike.

The GranVille Estate is another developement of Harmony Gardens, which is designed as a master-planned community, Lekki Aviation Town combines modern urban appeal with scenic neighborhood ambiance. Features include perimeter fencing and gated access, well-paved roads, landscaping, street lighting, 24/7 security and electrification, and Lagos State Allocation with Certificate of Occupancy (CofO) for land title security, elements that together create a refined and comfortable environment for residents and businesses.

The Parliament estate is beyond residential plots, the development envisions royalty and commercial opportunities from hospitality and retail to offices, making it a lively hub, where work and leisure intersect and form part of the seven development of Harmony Gardens and Estate Development. Other developments compliments Hon (Dr) Audullahi Saheed Mosadoluwa A.K.A Lagos Landlord word that define him as he pledged to make Lekki Aviation Town, a place where “urban living meets neighborhood charm.”

The proximity to the new airport isn’t the estate’s only locational advantage. Lekki Aviation Town, The Parliament, GranVille Cinema, Majestic Bay and Harmony Casa sits amid some of Nigeria’s most ambitious economic landmarks: the Lekki Deep Sea Port, the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Complex, and the Lekki Free Trade Zone, among others. This ecosystem of infrastructure projects is drawing multinational businesses, logistics firms, and a growing workforce to the region, creating rising demand for high-quality housing and services.



For residents, the location means seamless access to transportation corridors and that is why you can see Nigerians in diaspora rushing to acquire their home through Ibile Traditional mortgage System in any of Harmony Gardens Estate while for companies, it means strategic positioning within a bustling commercial belt, ideal for corporate offices, logistics centers, and service industries.

Real estate analysts and developers alike highlights Lekki Aviation Town’s and GranVille Cinema investment appeal due to its placement within a rapidly appreciating property market. As infrastructure projects progress and commercial activity increases, land and property values in the Ibeju-Lekki area have shown consistent upward movement, promising strong capital appreciation and rental yields for early investors.


Housing and commercial plots here are marketed as future-proof assets, whether for building luxury homes, corporate facilities, or mixed-use developments, making the estate attractive to both local and international investors.



All the development of Harmony Gardens in which the most popular one, Lekki Aviation Town is more than a residential estate, it’s a visionary community poised to become a flagship address in Lagos’ emerging economic landscape. With its fusion of luxurious living, strategic connectivity, and high return prospects, it truly embodies the Citadel of Luxury, a place where lifestyle and long-term value converge.

The countdown to March 31, 2026, has officially entered its final stretch. While you might have seen headlines claiming only 19 banks have met the mark, the reality on the ground is much more dynamic. In fact, as of January 2026, we have seen a surge of compliance, with approximately 22 out of 34 banks now having their licenses "secured" under the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) new rules.

If you are wondering where your money is or if your bank is safe, here is the fact-driven breakdown of the current banking landscape, correcting common misconceptions along the way.

Recapitalised banks

The CBN set a high bar of ₦500 billion for international banks and ₦200 billion for National banks. Crucially, this must be "paid-up capital", banks cannot count their saved profits (retained earnings) toward this goal.

These banks are recapitalised:

Access Bank, Zenith Bank, GTBank, UBA, First Bank and Fidelity: These banks have crossed the N500 billion finish line and have secured their international licence.
FCMB, Wema, Standard Chartered, Citibank: These banks have officially secured their national license, with FCMB in the final sprint to hit the ₦500 billion to secure its international banking licence.
Other secured banks: Stanbic IBTC, Sterling Bank, Providus Bank, Globus Bank, and Premium Trust Bank have all officially cleared the requirement.

Mergers and downgrades

The story of the 2026 recapitalization also featured mergers, acquisitions, and downgrades:

Unity Bank and Providus Bank are in the final stages of a merger that will create a top 10 Nigerian lender. Similarly, Titan Trust has completed its integration with Union Bank to solidify its capital base.
Nova Bank chose a Regional License (₦50 billion) to focus specifically on being a high-end niche player, a healthy business move.
Non-Interest banking: Islamic banks like Jaiz, Taj, and Lotus have all met their ₦20 billion requirement, proving that niche banking is stronger than ever.

For the few banks still in the "red zone," the next 80 days will involve final-hour mergers or private equity injections. For you, the customer, this means a banking sector that is tougher, more transparent, and better funded than ever before.

Harmony Garden and Estate Development Limited has raised an alarm over an alleged multimillion-naira fraud involving one of its former staff members known as Fibiyisola Mustapha.


In an official statement issued by the company’s management, the firm disclosed that Fibiyisola Mustapha, whose photograph and phone number were earlier published has been disengaged from the organization and no longer represents the company in any capacity, either as staff or consultant.



According to Harmony Garden, Mustapha allegedly breached the company’s financial system, illegally accessed its account, and diverted funds running into millions of naira. The company added that the matter has been formally reported to the Nigerian Police Force, which has commenced investigations into the alleged theft involving Mustapha and Jorge Haus Consulting Limited.



The statement further noted that, rather than cooperating with investigators to resolve the matter, Mustapha allegedly resorted to blackmail and intimidation tactics. Harmony Garden claimed she boasted of leveraging her relationship with social media personality “VeryDarkMan” in an attempt to discourage the company from pursuing the case and seeking justice.



Despite the unfolding drama, Harmony Garden and Estate Development Limited reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, due process, and the protection of its clients, partners, and the general public.



The statement was signed by the Management of Harmony Garden and Estate Development Limited.

Before You Buy Land This Ember Months in Nigeria, Read This Shocking Warning About Ibeju-Lekki - By Gbolahan Adetayo


As Ibeju-Lekki continues in its rapid rise as Africa’s fastest-growing real estate corridor, concerns are mounting over the increasing activities of land scammers targeting unsuspecting buyers, especially Nigerians in the diaspora returning home for the festive season.

Once a quiet suburb of Lagos, Ibeju-Lekki has transformed into a prime investment destination, driven by major infrastructural projects such as the Dangote Refinery, the Lekki Deep Seaport, and the proposed Lekki International Airport. These multibillion-naira developments have not only boosted commercial interest in the corridor but have also caused a dramatic spike in land value, turning the axis into a hotspot for real estate investors worldwide.

However, this boom has come with its own challenge and investment scammers are everywhere exploiting the Boom

Renowned Nigerian journalist, Gbolahan Adetayo has issued a strong warning to Nigerians abroad who intend to purchase land in Ibeju-Lekki during the upcoming Detty December holiday season. According to him, while genuine investors will return home eager to acquire property, others may fall prey to fraudulent individuals posing as real estate professionals.

“Christmas is almost here and the fact is that many Nigerians will smile to the bank, while others will return online shouting about being scammed after buying land from fake agents,” Adetayo cautioned.
“Shine your eyes. January is usually full of these heartbreaking complaints.”

Several cases of land fraud, illegal sales, and “Omo Onile” harassment have been reported in the media over the years, with victims particularly those abroad, losing millions to bogus companies.

The developer of the Seven Citadels of Joy tags Harmony Garden and Estate Developement is A Safer Option for not only Investors but for all Nigerians in Diaspora looking for Home Ownership Made Easy platform to become home owners at ease.

To help buyers avoid costly mistakes, Adetayo recommends sticking to trusted and verifiable developers. Among those he endorses are the estates owned by Harmony Garden and Estate Development Ltd, led by respected real estate entrepreneur Hon. Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa a.k.a. Mr. Ibile and that is the man behind the 10,000 homes in 5 years initiative tags Ibile Traditional Mortgage System.

The recommended estates include as stated on the company official website : Home | Harmony Garden - Nigeria’s Most Trusted Real Estate Developer

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Secure land, property, and affordable housing with Harmony Garden. Trusted real estate developer in Lagos, Nigeria with flexible payment plans.



that house the seven estates which includes Granville Estate, Lekki Aviation Town, Majestic Bay, The Parliaments, Harmony Casa 2.0, Oju-Alaro GRA, and Harmonyville Estate all on Lekki-Epe Expressway, Ibeju-Lekki.

Harmony Garden is widely recognized for its zero-tolerance policy on corruption, land grabbing, and sharp practices issues that plague many parts of Ibeju-Lekki.

Why Harmony Garden Estates Keep Appreciating:
Beyond integrity, experts attribute the rising value of Harmony Garden estates to strategic land banking within Ibeju-Lekki’s development belt. The company’s estates are strategically positioned around critical infrastructure, such as:


Dangote Refinery, which is already reshaping industrial activity, Lekki Deep Seaport, boosting international trade, Lekki International Airport project, set to increase commercial traffic and residential demand, A rapidly expanding network of roads, industries, and residential hubs.

These factors have made the corridor one of Nigeria’s most lucrative real estate zones, with land prices rising significantly year after year.

Harmony Garden prides itself on transparency, ethical dealings, and long-term value creation. The company has earned national recognition as one of Nigeria’s top-selling real estate firms, focusing on quality, affordability, and accessible housing for all income levels.

“In an industry frequently tainted by fraudulent operators, Harmony Garden stands out for integrity,” Adetayo noted. “This is why I always recommend them for anyone buying property in Ibeju-Lekki.”

As Nigerians in the diaspora prepare to return for the festive holidays, the message is clear: invest wisely, verify every detail, and work only with trusted developers. With Ibeju-Lekki’s transformation accelerating, the stakes and the risks are higher than ever.

The Daramola Family of Bolorunpelu Onigbedu Village in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State, has issued a statement in response to recent claims by Lagos-based real estate firm ATCO Homes, concerning a disputed land transaction in the area.

In the statement made available to journalists, the family rejected allegations of irregularities in the land sale, describing the company’s position as inaccurate and misleading.

According to the family, a publication attributed to ATCO Homes’ Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Bartholomew Egbochie, alleged that the Daramola family altered the coordinates of a parcel of land sold to the company by executing a Deed of Rectification without ATCO’s consent.

Responding to the allegation, the family’s spokesperson, Alfa Falilu Daramola, maintained that the family had acted lawfully and transparently in all its dealings. He said ATCO Homes acquired about five acres of land through one of its representatives but that no payments were made directly to the current head of the family, Pa Ismail Olayiwola Daramola.

The family further claimed that ATCO Homes had attempted to extend its land boundaries beyond what was originally purchased, describing the development as a case of encroachment. They added that petitions and correspondence had been sent to the Lagos State Land Bureau, the Office of the Attorney General, and the Registrar of Titles to clarify their position and to prevent what they described as administrative mix-ups regarding land coordinates.

The Daramola family also alleged that ATCO Homes petitioned the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over the dispute, leading to the arrest of 83-year-old Pa Daramola. In a protest letter dated October 30, 2025, sent through their legal representatives at Dominance Legal Chambers, the family urged the EFCC to treat the matter as a civil issue rather than a criminal one.

“The EFCC must not allow itself to be drawn into a purely commercial land dispute between private parties,” the letter stated in part.

The family further called on the Lagos State Ministry of Lands and the Office of the Attorney General to investigate the circumstances surrounding the land in question, emphasizing their readiness to cooperate fully with any transparent inquiry.

They reaffirmed that ATCO Homes’ legitimately acquired property remains intact and undisturbed, while expressing confidence that the courts will ultimately resolve the matter.

“We remain committed to protecting our family’s name and property through lawful and transparent means,” the statement concluded.

When contacted, ATCO Homes had yet to issue an additional response beyond its earlier publication at the time of filing this report.

EDITOR’S NOTE / LEGAL DISCLAIMER

This report is based on statements and documents provided by the Daramola family and public records relating to the ongoing land dispute. The allegations and claims mentioned herein remain unproven and are currently the subject of active legal proceedings. ATCO Homes has been contacted for comment, and its position will be reflected if and when provided. The publication does not make or imply any findings of fact or wrongdoing by either party.

Prominent leader of the Celestial Church of Christ and founder of Global Parish Church, Prophet Israel Oladele, commonly known as Genesis, has urged Nigerians, both at home and abroad, to be cautious in their reactions to U.S. President Donald Trump's comments regarding Nigeria. The respected man of God has been observing Nigerians' reactions for about two days and notes that the country is currently grappling with challenges posed by banditry and Boko Haram violence, which are not solely related to Christians.

Recent tensions between the United States and Nigeria stem from assertions by the U.S. government that Nigeria is not doing enough to address the killings of Christians within its borders. As a result, the Trump administration designated Nigeria as a "Country of Particular Concern" (CPC) due to severe violations of religious freedom.

President Donald Trump and several American lawmakers, including Senator Ted Cruz, have claimed that Nigeria is facing an "existential threat" or "Christian genocide," alleging that the Nigerian government is "allowing" these atrocities to take place.


The man of God stated further, "I am a leader and a founder, and I believe it is my duty to protect my followers who share the same faith. However, it would be incorrect to claim that the crisis is solely a Christian issue. While many Christians have been killed, we must also acknowledge that many Muslims have lost their lives, particularly in the northern part of the country.

We should not overlook the possibility that the United States may have hidden agendas aimed at seizing our resources and assets, which would be akin to a form of second-term slavery or colonialism. It is crucial for us to be cautious. What everyone in Nigeria needs is to demand good governance from our president. Once accountability is established, we can start to see real improvements. We do not need foreign assistance that could further weaken our country," he concluded.

Israel Oladele Ogundipe is a compassionate leader, the Presiding Shepherd of CCC Genesis Global, and the Founder of the Israel Oladele Foundation. With a strong commitment to serving others, he has dedicated his life to uplifting those in need by providing essential resources and services.

Thursday, October 9, 2025, is a special day for the popular Lagos real estate couple, Dr. Bamidele and his lovely wife, Tolulope Onalaja, as they celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary. The couple is the proud owners of RevolutionPlus Property Company Limited, a well-known real estate firm.

They are also the founders of the Chris Bamidele Onalaja Foundation (CBOF), which focuses on various initiatives, including education and scholarships, child and maternal health, economic empowerment, support for widows, water and sanitation, and disease prevention.

Dr. Bamidele and Tolulope have made significant strides in life, and their contributions to society speak volumes. Their journey is particularly inspiring because they both come from humble beginnings. The couple, affectionately known as "Bams & Ayabams," has been intentional in nurturing their love while successfully building the RevolutionPlus Group—a conglomerate with multiple subsidiaries that began as a single property business.

They have skillfully blended their professional and personal lives, working together to achieve success in both areas. Their love story began over two decades ago when they had little to show for their efforts. They chose love over material wealth and have become role models for the younger generation. Today, they not only share their riches but also maintain a strong friendship.

Every October 9th is a celebration of the love and strong bond they have built over the years. To make a positive impact and foster a good image, the couple established TolDel Nursery and Primary School, a tuition-free institution that provides quality education to underprivileged children in Ikorodu, Lagos State.

Through Chris Bamidele Onalaja Foundation (CBOF), numerous schools have been built, and students have received educational materials, computers, and scholarships.

In the area of Economic and Community Development, CBOF collaborated with the Lagos government to sponsor the Lagos City Marathon for five consecutive years. During the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, CBOF distributed palliative food packages to over 1,000 households, extending the initiative to Oyo State.

In terms of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene, CBOF has drilled multiple boreholes in various locations and communities, as well as constructed public toilets. All these projects remain intact and functional to this day.

For Widow Empowerment, many widows have benefited from CBOF's skills acquisition programs, learning trades such as soap making. In total, over 1,000 individuals have been empowered.

CBOF has also provided free medical assessments to towns and communities in Ibeju-Lekki, with doctors employed by the foundation. In Oyo State, the people of Ido Local Government in Ibadan, as well as those in Ogun State from Agbede-Odubose, Ikorodu, Obada, and Molaka Community in Abeokuta, have benefited from CBOF's free medical outreach.

"No one was left behind," as both young and old, men and women, were attended to by our doctors. As part of CBOF’s child and maternal health initiative, we are constructing an ultra-modern Child and Maternal Care Center in the Amuwo-Odofin area of Lagos. We have already held an elaborate groundbreaking ceremony to flag off this multi-million naira project.

Under the Education and Scholarship program, CBOF has built schools, provided scholarships to students, and distributed educational items, including free computer systems. One of our many projects is the Toldel Nursery and Primary School located in the Ikorodu area of Lagos, which currently has over 90 pupils enrolled.

Aside Toldel, we have also built two additional schools. The second school is Wasimi Junior High School in Maryland, which features a complete block of classrooms, auditoriums, and staff rooms. This facility was commissioned by the representative of the Lagos State Ministry of Education in 2021. The third school was constructed in Makoko, in the slums, and was donated to Christ Embassy and the Chris Oyakhilome Foundation to help local children access free education.
Additionally, we donated computers and air conditioners last year (2024) to the National Immigration Service Passport Office in Ikoyi.

To empower women, we provided free sewing machines and grinding machines. Additionally, over 200 women received 50,000 naira each to learn skills in soap making, zobo production, and various drink-making techniques. This funding was intended to help them purchase raw materials to kickstart their businesses.

Recently, on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, the school held its sixth graduation ceremony for students transitioning to secondary school. Parents, teachers, and students expressed their deep gratitude to the founders for their relentless efforts in providing less privileged children with access to completely free private primary education over the past six years.

The couple's efforts extend beyond the primary level. They are committed to building a free secondary school for graduates of Toldel Nursery and Primary School. Additionally, they offer scholarships for deserving students whose families cannot afford higher education, covering costs all the way up to the university level.

Let's celebrate the Revolutionary couple and congratulate them on their 21st wedding anniversary. Wishing them many more years together!

28 Million Housing Deficit: Harmony Gardens’ HOME Scheme Offers Fresh Hope For Nigerians



Nigeria’s housing crisis continues to deepen, with experts estimating a deficit of over 28 million units. Reports has revealed that the country builds far fewer than the 700,000 homes required annually over the next two decades to bridge this gap. Mortgage financing remains another major challenge, as less than 5% of Nigerians currently access mortgages due to high interest rates, limited repayment tenure, and bureaucratic hurdles in land administration.

However, hope is emerging through innovative public–private collaborations. At the BHD2024 Summit, attended by over 9,400 housing and finance stakeholders, Harmony Gardens & Estate Development Ltd, under the leadership of Hon. (Dr.) Audullahi Saheed Mosadoluwa, popularly known as Mr-Ibile, unveiled an ambitious model designed to change Nigeria’s homeownership narrative.



From its Lekki Aviation Town project, which started as bare land and has now grown into a thriving estate with over 500 housing units completed as of July 2025, Harmony Gardens launched the “Home Ownership Made Easy (HOME)” scheme in collaboration with the Ministry of Housing.



The HOME scheme introduces a simplified mortgage structure that allows Nigerians to secure a home with just 10% initial deposit, move in after paying 30% of the cost, access up to ₦50 million from the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) at single-digit interest rates.



This bold approach stands in sharp contrast to Nigeria’s conventional mortgage system, where interest rates hover between 32% and 38%, locking millions of families out of affordable homeownership.



Already, the results are encouraging as 3,495 Nigerians in the Diaspora have received homeownership counseling through the scheme. 232 families also have fully completed their purchase and will move into their homes by October. Another 1,091 families without wasting time have made informed commitments with just 10% deposits, awaiting federal mortgage disbursements.


The Harmony Gardens model highlights several critical takeaways for addressing Nigeria’s housing deficit, such as hybrid Financing Works, Pairing private capital with low-cost government funding improves affordability. Lower Interest Unlocks Access, moving from double-digit to single-digit mortgage rates drastically improves repayment feasibility. Financial Literacy is Key, buyer education and counseling empower families to make sustainable decisions. Flexible Repayment Matters, tenure extensions of up to 20–30 years make homeownership viable for middle and low-income earners. Reforms are Urgent, state-level adoption of pro-mortgage laws, land registry reforms, and foreclosure frameworks remain essential. PPP Models Scale Faster, Public–Private Partnerships can deliver large-scale solutions, as seen with Harmony Gardens and similar African initiatives.


Looking forward, Harmony Gardens plans to deliver 10,000 homes for 18,000 families within the next five years, a bold initiative that could serve as a national housing template. Its success demonstrates what is possible when visionary developers, financial institutions, and government agencies align toward a shared mission.

As Nigeria grapples with its housing crisis, this model offers more than just hope, it presents a blueprint for affordable, inclusive, and sustainable homeownership.

Harmony Gardens Boss, Hon. Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa Bags NSE Award of Excellence

It was a moment of honour and recognition on Saturday, September 6, 2025, at JATA Hotel, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, as the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Ibeju-Lekki Branch, presented an Award of Excellence to the Chief Executive Officer of Harmony Gardens & Estate Development Ltd, Hon. (Dr.) Saheed Mosadoluwa Abdullahi, popularly known as Mr Ibile.



The award, according to the NSE, was in appreciation of Dr. Mosadoluwa’s outstanding contributions to engineering, infrastructure, and national development through his innovative housing projects and commitment to community growth.



Dr. Mosadoluwa, who has been at the forefront of affordable housing advocacy in Nigeria, was celebrated for spearheading massive estate projects such as Lekki Aviation Town, which has rapidly transformed from bare land into a thriving community. His vision of bridging Nigeria’s housing deficit with sustainable and accessible housing models continues to attract accolades both locally and internationally.



Speaking at the event, the leadership of NSE Ibeju-Lekki Branch described the Harmony Gardens boss as a “practical problem-solver whose work in real estate and community development aligns with engineering excellence and national progress.”



In his acceptance remarks, Dr. Mosadoluwa dedicated the award to his team at Harmony Gardens, stating that their collective effort and resilience made the recognition possible. He further pledged to continue supporting innovations that will not only promote engineering excellence but also create sustainable solutions to Nigeria’s housing challenges.



The colourful event had engineers, industry leaders, and stakeholders in attendance, with many hailing Dr. Mosadoluwa as an “agent of transformation” whose projects continue to impact lives positively.

DUBIOUS TACTICS SOME OMOONILE NOW USE TO DEFRAUD LAND BUYERS IN LAGOS

In a discussion with Dr. Oyeleke Ajiboye, the CEO of Efficacy Development PLC and a leading real estate expert in Lagos State with over two decades of experience, valuable insights were shared regarding land purchases. He highlighted the tactics used by land grabbers and certain "Omoonile" (local landowners) who falsely present themselves as customary landowners, deceiving individuals and leading them to lose their hard-earned money when purchasing property, particularly in areas under government schemes and those subject to government acquisition, as indicated in the 1993 acquisition gazette.
Dr. Oyeleke explained that the Lagos State Government has historically acquired large tracts of land in Ibeju-Lekki for public interest purposes, including urban development, housing schemes, schools, and hospitals. This acquisition is grounded in the Land Use Act of 1978, which entrusts control of urban land to the state Governor. A significant portion of land in Ibeju-Lekki was acquired through Official Gazette No. 20 Vol. 26, published on May 13, 1993, revoking occupancy rights for approximately 823.0 km² of land extending from Maroko eastward to the Lagos Lagoon, Lekki Lagoon, and Omu Creek.
This gazette notification serves as the legal foundation for the government’s acquisition and revocation of occupancy rights. The acquired land encompasses areas excluding established villages, towns, and settlements in Eti-Osa and Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Areas. The government’s acquisition prioritises public interest, promoting the development of low, medium, and high-income housing, schools, hospitals, and private estate developer schemes.
Dr. Oyeleke noted that lands under government acquisition are divided into two categories: "Global Acquisition," which refers to land that does not have a specific government purpose yet and may later be released via excision or ratification; and "Committed Acquisition," which designates land for specific public projects (e.g., infrastructure and housing schemes). Land in committed acquisition zones cannot be sold or developed by individuals, communities, or companies. Purchasing land in these zones is risky and may lead to demolition or loss of investment.
It is important to recognise that some Omoonile often claim customary ownership of these lands. However, the Land Use Act of 1978, particularly Section 21, has diminished customary titles by requiring the Governor or Local Government’s consent for any alienation, which includes transfers, assignments, or mortgages of customary rights of occupancy. This effectively replaces the absolute traditional ownership of land with a statutory or deemed right of occupancy, thereby reducing the traditional control that existed under native law and custom—this is known as the "abolition of freehold titles."
Nonetheless, in Lagos State, original native landowners retain the right to land ownership, but they no longer hold the right of occupancy. The government typically conducts an expropriation of land, releasing portions of land within government-controlled areas to recognised indigenous communities, private individuals, or families. The Land Use Act allows communities to apply to have some of their ancestral land returned to them through a process known as excision. After land acquisition, the government intends to compensate landowners by providing them with excised and gazetted land.
However, one deceptive tactic used by some landowners involves selling land beyond the boundaries that the government has assigned to them or established.
Another deceptive strategy used by land scammers is selling government land under acquisition to unsuspecting buyers. When the government intervenes, these buyers often request refunds or reassignment, realising they purchased land that wasn't owned by the seller. The documents they possess do not actually cover the land sold to them. Facing potential accusations of fraud, which is a criminal offence, these scammers might quickly file a lawsuit to drag the matter into court while they explore other illegal ways to resolve their fraudulent transactions. They often claim ownership through customary rights and insist they are contesting the issue with the government. This complex situation usually prevents innocent buyers from pursuing criminal charges against these perpetrators, as the scammers claim the matter is in court and ownership is contested.
Additionally, these scammers may exploit law enforcement agencies to intimidate buyers and undermine their cases, even though law enforcement, particularly the police, is typically prohibited from interfering in land disputes that are civil matters meant for resolution in court. They might also apply for an interim injunction to restrict legitimate owners and delay justice, further complicating the situation. Judges familiar with these tactics often reject such applications and order expedited hearings to prevent undue suffering for the rightful owners.
Despite court orders, these scammers continue to challenge decisions, wasting the time of the courts, the government, and legitimate investors. This enables them to deceive those who unwittingly purchased government-owned land. Such tactics have become common among individuals involved in land fraud. Most court cases today revolve around land disputes or individuals challenging the government, even when their claims are baseless.
A visit to various law enforcement agency offices would reveal that many cases being investigated primarily involve land-related issues, tactics used to evade punishment for selling illegal land. Ultimately, the innocent buyers, unaware that they acquired government land, can find themselves in court for years, waiting for a verdict on an injunction that continues to prolong the process.
Meanwhile, the legitimate investors suffer from unnecessary delays, as scammers intentionally frustrate the judicial process to extend their claims. In some instances, they may hire thugs, and the mere presence of these individuals can escalate matters into police issues. There have been reports of violent incidents, including fatalities on-site, as well as the disturbing act of placing an unclaimed body from a mortuary at the location to fabricate a murder scene. A perpetrator might then claim that a family member was killed on the property, involving an unclaimed body. These horrific tactics are often unknown to the police but are crucial for the public to understand.
When buying land, regardless of how appealing or trustworthy it may seem, it is essential to approach the process cautiously, as there are individuals who engage in unscrupulous behaviour.
Many people who are purchasing land are unaware of the challenges faced by the government and its allottees. I was personally introduced to a plot of land in a strategic location, but after praying with my wife and discussing it with a senior mentor, I chose not to buy the property. Shortly after my decision, someone was killed on that land. The owner, whose money is now tied up in the investment, is facing numerous difficulties and potential financial losses.
The judiciary and law enforcement should protect real estate investors. This situation serves as a wake-up call for society to address these issues, including the justice system, law enforcement, and the general public.
To curb the actions of land grabbers, two measures could be effective. First, if individuals know that land-related court matters in Lagos State will be resolved within three months, they may reconsider their tactics. They would understand that they have a limited timeframe to either recover their investment or find an alternative solution.
Secondly, any legal matters involving government land allocation should be directed to the Ministry of Justice or the Anti-Land Grabbers Committee before approaching the courts for intervention.
This is the current state of the industry, which is causing many stakeholders to lose confidence. Developers and others with interests in the sector are beginning to withdraw, as no one wants to take unnecessary risks.

Bizzyaki has come a long way. From Under ikeja Lagos to New York. God is great

Abisola Ojikutu, Popularly Known as Bizzaski, Makes History in the U.S.

Abisola Ojikutu, better known in the entertainment and lifestyle industry as Bizzaski, has become the first Nigerian tattoo artist to establish a tattoo studio in the United States. His newly launched studio is located in Long Island, New York, marking a significant milestone for Nigerian creatives breaking into international markets.

Widely recognized as Nigeria’s leading tattoo artist, Bizzaski has worked with several Major Celebrities and many others who have trusted him for his artistry and precision. Beyond tattoos, Bizzaski has also made his mark as an innovator in the beauty space. He was the pioneer behind the popular PinkLip Magic, a product that became a household name and trendsetter across Nigeria.

From Lagos to New York, Bizzaski’s journey is a testament to the global reach of Nigerian talent. His rise reflects not just personal success but also the growing acceptance of tattoo artistry as a form of creative expression within and beyond Africa.

https://independent.ng/bizzaski-becomes-first-nigerian-tattoo-artist-to-open-studio-in-u-s/

Building Lives, Not Just Estates – Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa Named Patron of Ibeju-Lekki Students

The National Association of Ibeju-Lekki Students (NAILS) has officially appointed Hon. Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa Audullahi, the CEO of Harmony Garden and Estate Development Ltd., as its Patron in recognition of his unwavering dedication to youth empowerment, education, and grassroots development.

The historic announcement was made during a high-profile ceremony held on August 1, 2025, where student leaders, youth bodies, and dignitaries gathered to honour a man many have come to regard as a beacon of hope for Ibeju-Lekki’s youth.

Hon. (Dr.) Audullahi Saheed Mosadoluwa, popularly addressed as Mr. Ibile, is the brain behind the Seven Citadels of Joy, tagged Ogba Idunnu, with the sole aim of bridging the housing deficit in Nigeria, most especially through the Harmony Renewed Hope Mortgage System and the Ibile Traditional Mortgage System, offering single-digit interest on 10,000 housing units for 10,000 families.

Dr. Mosadoluwa, popularly known for his philanthropy and community-driven initiatives, was lauded for his tireless efforts in promoting education, fighting drug abuse, and providing employment opportunities for indigenous youths.


In his heartfelt speech, Dr. Mosadoluwa reaffirmed his commitment to the youths of Ibeju-Lekki and beyond. He condemned the increasing rate of drug abuse among young people and highlighted his role in facilitating the presence of the NDLEA in the region to combat the menace.

“The fight against drugs is a fight for the future of our youth. We must build a generation that is empowered, productive, and free from addiction," he declared.


To demonstrate his sincerity and support, Dr. Mosadoluwa made a ₦1 million donation to kickstart NAILS’ flagship project, "Career Guidance Services", which aims to equip students with career counseling, job readiness skills, and entrepreneurship training.

In another generous move, he donated an additional ₦1 million on behalf of the Local Government Chairman, solidifying his deep-rooted interest in youth advancement and capacity building.

Dr. Mosadoluwa emphasized the rapid industrial and infrastructural growth of Ibeju-Lekki, predicting its emergence as Africa’s next business hub. He assured that Harmony Garden and Estate Development Ltd. would continue to prioritize employment for qualified locals, empowering the youth through jobs, training, and development.

“As our land grows in value, so do our people grow in skill. We are not just building estates; we are building lives,” he said

The event attracted wide support, with the presence of notable youth organizations such as the Federation of Epe Division Student Association (FEDSA), the National Youth Council of Nigeria (Lagos Chapter), and other vibrant student bodies.


NAILS described Dr. Mosadoluwa’s appointment as more than symbolic, it’s a strategic alignment with a man whose impact is felt across education, economy, and community service. As Patron, his role is expected to strengthen ties between local youth and leadership while amplifying programs that foster responsible citizenship and development.

In an era where many youths feel unheard, Hon. Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa Abdullahi stands out, not just as a businessman, but as a voice, a visionary, and now, officially, a Patron of the Future.

It’s that time of year again! The annual Standout Prayer Conference will take place on Sunday, July 27, 2025, at the prestigious Victoria Garden Event Centre, located in Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos. The program is set to kick off at 3 PM and promises to be filled with miracles, deliverance from powerful forces, and freedom from spiritual bondage. The host, Prophet Oladele Israel of Genesis Global Parish Worldwide, will also be ministering with other anointed men and women of God.
The Standout Prayer Conference 2025 is more than just an event; it’s a spiritual awakening. This transformative gathering calls believers from around the globe to rise, refocus, and rekindle their passion for prayer, purpose, and power in the Kingdom of God.

Top gospel artists will perform their hit songs, and ministers from various churches will be present to bless attendees throughout the day. The conference is a faith-driven gathering aimed at equipping believers to live boldly in their spiritual identity while impacting their communities and the world through fervent, strategic, and Spirit-led prayer. It brings together thousands of passionate individuals—including intercessors, leaders, youth, and families—who are eager for a deeper connection with God.

This year's theme, “5G,” signifies a powerful declaration of intent. The conference aims to realign the Church with heaven’s original agenda—prayer that yields tangible results, miracles that defy logic, and a generation ready to stand out for Christ. Attendees can expect:

- Intense prayer sessions focused on personal revival, national transformation, and global impact.
- Prophetic impartations and declarations for breakthroughs in every area of life.
- Dynamic teachings from seasoned ministers on prayer strategies, spiritual warfare, purpose, and living a standout life.
- Worship encounters that open the heavens and usher in the presence of God.

Whether you’re a seasoned intercessor, a young believer seeking more, or someone in search of spiritual clarity, the Standout Prayer Conference 2025 is designed for anyone who wishes to live a life of impact. Church leaders, business professionals, youth groups, and entire families are encouraged to participate and experience what it means to be set apart for God’s glory.
The term “Standout” is more than just a name; it’s a calling. The conference challenges every participant to be exceptional in faith, relentless in prayer, and bold in purpose. In a world that often rewards conformity, the Standout Prayer Conference raises a generation of firebrands who dare to be different, living by divine instruction and empowered by prayer.
Participants can register online or at the venue. Early registration is encouraged due to limited seating.
The Standout Prayer Conference 2025 is not just an event; it’s a divine encounter—a moment where heaven meets earth, and ordinary lives are transformed by extraordinary power. If you are ready to rise above the noise, step into your destiny, and witness the supernatural unfold, Standout 2025 is your appointment with purpose.

The Lagos State Technical and Vocational Education Board (LASTVEB) held the Lagos Youth Skills Day 2025 celebration during the week at Ikeja, Lagos. The impactful event, coordinated by the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Technical and Vocational Education, Comrade Giwa Murtala Moore, brought together stakeholders, students, and private sector players in a renewed effort to promote practical skills acquisition among Nigerian youths.

One of the highlights of the event was the presence of Hon. Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa Abdullahi, the Chief Executive Officer of Harmony Garden and Estate Development Ltd, who was specially invited to speak. Widely celebrated for his impressive strides in the real estate sector, Dr. Mosadoluwa shared his inspiring personal story, one that began humbly as a bricklayer and gradually transformed into becoming a top real estate entrepreneur.

His testimony served as a powerful motivation to the young audience, as he encouraged them to embrace vocational and technical training as a pathway to financial independence and sustainable success.

Dr. Mosadoluwa’s company, Harmony Gardens, is behind landmark projects such as the Lekki Aviation Town Estate, which has gained recognition for setting new standards in quality and innovation within the real estate industry.

In recognition of his consistent contributions to youth development and technical education, LASTVEB presented an Award of Recognition to Hon. Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa. The award highlighted his unwavering support for youth empowerment through skills acquisition and mentorship.

The Executive Secretary of LASTVEB, Mrs. Moronke Azeez, while addressing attendees, stressed the importance of private sector collaboration in the advancement of skill-based education in Lagos State. She noted that interest in technical colleges across the state is rising, thanks to growing awareness of the value of vocational skills in today’s economy.

Dr. Mosadoluwa, in his appreciation remarks, expressed gratitude for the honour and reaffirmed his commitment to partnering with initiatives that create real opportunities for young people.

“This award is not just a recognition of my journey, but a call to action for more private sector leaders to invest in the future of our youth. Skills change lives,” he stated.

The event ended on a hopeful note, as stakeholders called for stronger partnerships between government institutions and business leaders to prepare Nigerian youths for a prosperous and self-sufficient future.

7 Shocking Facts About the Genesis Prophet Many Don't Know


Genesis Prophet, Isreal Oladele Ogundipe, the founder of Genesis Global Church, has become one of the prominent figures promoting God's works. He is a dynamic and versatile individual in his 50s. Although he is a Celestial Prophet, he has distinguished himself among many others in this calling.
This anointed man of God has faced several challenges, yet God's anointing continues to guide him. He is one of the few prophets who had a difficult upbringing and is not shy about sharing his struggles from his early years.
Years after rising to prominence, he has become the spiritual backbone for many notable Nigerians facing various challenges. Through God's anointing and the help of the Holy Spirit, he has been able to guide them.
However, many Nigerians are unaware of some shocking details about his life. Despite these circumstances, he has remained dedicated to serving God's work. Below are surprising facts that you may not know about Prophet Genesis.

Accurate Prophecies

The Prophet is highly gifted and possesses the ability to see visions, many of which come to pass. For instance, he once prophesied to Aare Onakakanfo Gani Adams that he would be installed as Aare Onakakanfo. At the time, Adams was sceptical, but years later, when he was summoned by the late Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, for the honour, he recalled the prophecy. This ability to accurately predict future events is why many wealthy and notable Nigerians often visit his church for various needs. For example, when a popular politician from Ijebu was ill, one of the pastors he wanted to come and pray for him was Prophet Genesis, although he was out of the country at that time. And that shows how the rich and notable Nigerians value his ability and gift.

His Desire to Study Law

The Prophet has an extraordinary passion for the legal profession. If you ask him what he would want to be aside from serving God, he will gladly tell you he aspires to be a lawyer. He even has plans to study law at a university later in life to fulfil this long-term ambition.

How He Helps Many Youth With Funds For Education

He stands out as one of the few men of God who significantly help vulnerable and young individuals in academia. Many people refer to him as "Dad," as he has taken on the responsibility of supporting their education. Several of these individuals are currently in university, studying various courses. He invests a considerable amount of money to ensure their well-being and academic success.

He Didn't Know He Would Become a Prophet

Interestingly, he never planned to become a prophet. He started life struggling and even sleeping in churches. During his challenging times, he encountered a Celestial Church where he found the love and support he needed. This experience led him to join the Celestial Church, and he became a preacher of love rather than a preacher of religion. Initially, he perceived the white garment church as potentially ritualistic and was sceptical about their practices. However, he later discovered that they were not involved in anything occult. The kind people in that church offered him a white garment, which he accepted, realising that he could belong to a congregation without judgment over his attire. While in the church, he engaged in many spiritual practices, including fasting, which became a part of his life during his struggles with food scarcity. He spent many years sleeping in the church, participating as an instrumentalist until God began to use him to serve His people.


He Doesn't Ask His Members for Tithes.

The Genesis Prophet, Prophet Oladele, does not collect tithes from his church members, and this aligns with his interpretation of biblical teachings on tithing.
The man of God believes that giving, including tithes, should stem from a place of love and a willing heart, not from coercion or obligation.
Also, his ministry emphasises spiritual growth and fulfilling God's purpose, rather than solely focusing on financial contributions.
The Prophet's stance on tithing is based on his understanding of the scriptures, where he sees tithing as a matter of personal conviction and not a mandatory practice for Christians.
He encourages giving to the poor and needy, viewing this as a way of giving to God, rather than adhering to a strict tithing system.
The Prophet points to Jesus's ministry, where he did not collect tithes but rather focused on ministering to the needs of the people, as an example of how to approach giving.


He Was Born into a Muslim Family

He was born into a Muslim family named Sanyaolu in Abeokuta, Ogun State, before his father changed the family name to Ogundipe. His Muslim name is Wasiu, and his wife’s name is Sakirat. His mother's name is Risikat, and his father’s name is Sulaimon. His younger sisters also had Islamic names before they all converted to Christianity, joining the Christ Apostolic Church located at 31 Church Street, Oshodi, over four decades ago.

Lack of University Education

Despite being one of the most visible Celestial Prophets in Nigeria, he did not attend university. He is dynamic, versatile, and well-grounded in the Word of God, which has endeared him to many people across the country. Interestingly, many do not know that he speaks good English and has a strong command of the language. His self-improvement efforts, including extensive reading and keen observation of effective communication, have contributed to his ability to engage a large audience. Meeting him for the first time, you might mistake him for a Pentecostal pastor.

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If you’re searching for a real estate company that has quietly earned the trust of investors over the past 14 years, look no further than Bashmoh Homes Limited. Currently, it ranks among the best-performing firms in the Nigerian property sector. Bashmoh Homes is built on a foundation of trust and integrity, dedicated to providing quality yet affordable homes for ordinary Nigerians, both at home and abroad.
The vision of providing homes for common Nigerians was initiated by Alhaji Bashir Jimoh, a prominent figure in the real estate sector who has established a solid reputation over the years. He founded Bashmoh Homes over 14 years ago in Lagos and currently serves as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer.
Alhaji Jimoh is an active property developer with projects in Lagos, Abuja, Asaba, Enugu and other locations, and is providing quality but affordable despite the economic challenges facing Nigeria. The company also focuses on estate development, mortgage advisory, building engineering and consulting, property leasing and letting, and general land consultation.

Partnership with the Nigerian Air Force.

A few years ago, Bashmoh Homes Limited entered into a partnership with the Nigerian Air Force to build affordable homes consisting of 2 to 3-bedroom duplexes. Alhaji Jimoh stated, "We want to provide real value in housing prices. One of our major partners in Abuja is the Nigerian Air Force, which plans to deliver two to three-bedroom duplexes at an average price of 50 million Naira and below. For comparison, similar properties in that area typically range from 70 million to 100 million Naira."
He further explained, “We understand that affordability is subjective. The successful model we’ve implemented with the Nigerian Air Force is the same approach we are trying to replicate in Lagos, Asaba, and Enugu.” Recently, the company and the Nigerian Air Force officially launched the Enugu project, following the earlier launch of the Abuja project.

Achievements of Bashmoh Homes in 2024

Alhaji Jimoh also discussed other partnerships: "We have partnered with Abuja Property Development and Nasu-Unilag here in Lagos, among others. For real estate to thrive in 2025 and beyond, we need to focus on establishing long-term relationships rather than mere transactions."
He added, "Last year, we had 51 estates. Our goal is to increase this number to 70 by the end of 2025. We have already acquired lands from various state governments and are currently working on the necessary paperwork for Certificate of Occupancy (CofO) registration and building approvals with different agencies. For 2025, we are partnering with the Federal Housing Authority to develop the Ashiwaju Ahmed Tinubu Renew Home Ownership Programme."
"We aim to produce over 600 housing units in Abuja and are finalizing the paperwork. We are also in advanced discussions with the Abuja Property Development Corporation to expand in the Kachi area, focusing on housing for middle- and low-income earners," he concluded.
Alhaji Bashir Jimoh, the MD/CEO of Bashmoh Homes, established the company about 14 years ago to address the housing sector's deficit. The company specializes in estate development, mortgage advisory, building engineering and consulting, property leasing and letting, and general land consultation. They offer land and housing across the country, with properties in Mowe, Magboro, Simawa, the Ibeju Lekki axis, and other locations mentioned above.

More on Partnership with the Nigerian Airforce

The construction of the estate officially commenced at the beginning of the second quarter of 2025, with an anticipated completion and delivery timeline set for December 2025. Each duplex is meticulously designed on a generous 400 square meter plot, offering a perfect blend of luxury, functionality, and comfort tailored to meet the evolving needs of modern families.
Ms. Glory N. Okuku, the corporate communications spokesperson for Bashmoh Homes Limited, emphasized the company’s unwavering commitment to excellence, stating, “This project is envisioned as a masterpiece—a reflection of our dedication to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction. From design to finishing, we are ensuring that every detail upholds the highest standards. Residents will enjoy not only beautifully crafted homes but also the advantage of living in a fully serviced estate with all essential infrastructure in place.”
The NAF-Ville Estate stands out as a premier destination for homeowners seeking peace of mind, thanks to its enhanced security measures and a thriving, well-organized community atmosphere. This new development by Bashmoh Homes will further elevate the estate’s appeal, offering prospective homeowners a rare opportunity to invest in one of Abuja’s most promising residential locations.
Interest from buyers and investors has already begun to grow, driven by the strategic location, superior quality, and the security reputation associated with the Nigeria Air Force’s involvement.
With the December 2025 handover target clearly in sight, Bashmoh Homes invites discerning homeowners, investors, and stakeholders to participate in this remarkable project—a true celebration of excellence in urban living.
For further information and inquiries about the project, potential clients are encouraged to contact Bashmoh Homes directly or visit the project office at NAF-Ville Estate, Idu, Abuja.