The Association of Southern Nigerian Students (ASONIS) has entered into a partnership with a leading firm towards the empowerment of students in the real estate sector.
According to a statement by the ASONIS secretary general, Comrade Megbowon Olusola Ezekiel, said the partnership with Arash Homes International Limited would be a game changer for the students in the region.
He said, “The partnership is designed to empower students financially by integrating them into the real estate industry, creating a work-and-study model that guarantees sustainable income, professional experience, and post-graduation career opportunities.
“ASONIS will organize a nationwide campaign across universities and polytechnics in Southern Nigeria to enlighten students on how to leverage this opportunity for financial independence.
“This is not just another temporary student job. This is a structured and sustainable business model that integrates students into the real estate sector, helping them earn real income, build career skills, and secure financial stability. ASONIS remains committed to revolutionizing student empowerment.”
Megbowon commended the managing director of the company, Samson Akomolafe and director of operations, Mr. Amoo for their commitment, assuring them that the students community would work towards the success of the collaboration.
Speaking, Akomolafe reaffirmed the company’s dedication to Students’ financial independence with the collaboration.
“We are not just partnering with ASONIS—we are investing in the future of Nigerian students. This initiative will provide a structured, well-funded, and sustainable pathway for students to thrive. We will run it in utmost good faith (uberrima fides), ensuring that students benefit at every stage.
” This landmark partnership between ASONIS and Arash Homes International Limited is set to redefine student economic inclusion in Nigeria. By combining technology, real estate, and student-driven innovation, this initiative will bridge the gap between education and financial empowerment, offering students a pathway to success like never before,” he said.
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