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Odu’a Investment, property company partner to reduce housing deficit

Wale Akinselure
October 22, 2023
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Odu’a Investment Company Limited and a property company, Aerofield Homes, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) towards provision of decent homes, thereby reducing housing deficit in Nigeria.

Among others, the MoU is expected to bring about the construction of luxury apartments in Ikeja, Lagos.

Speaking during the signing of the MoU held at Cocoa House, Ibadan, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Odu’a Investment, Mr Adewale Raji explained that it was thrilled to partner with Aerofield Homes which boasted of a noteworthy track record in the housing sector.

He noted that the partnership aimed at not only reducing housing deficit but also enhancing socioeconomic development in the country.

Raji said; “I am particularly happy that Odu’a conglomerate is associating with your company, I have had conversations and interacted with Aerofield Homes, obviously I have no doubt in the company’s competency; we are ready to execute our project with you anytime, you have the professional expertise, so it will be awesome doing business with you and your team.

“At Odu’a Investment, we appreciate relationships, especially the one that is helping us to achieve our business goals of impacting the people around us for good. So, we are always open for business, and with this MoU, we are signing with Aerofield Homes, we believe this is another chapter that will add great value to our service delivery and it will really mark beginning of great and exciting moments for us all.”

Speaking at the event, the Chief Executive Officer of Aerofield Homes, Mr Armstrong Akintunde lauded Odu’a Investment Company for being a pacesetter conglomerate and a thriving business enterprise despite the harsh realities of the economy.

Akintunde said, “It is a thing of joy, a fulfilled dream that Aerofield Homes could partner with Odu’a Investment. By the grace of God, we have all it takes to make this a worthwhile venture. Our goal which we have pursued so relentlessly is to cut down on housing deficit for Nigerians and this we shall keep doing because everyone in the country deserves a decent home.

“We shall surely treasure this moment and work assiduously to justify the confidence reposed in us by Odu’a Investment. This is definitely not a partnership that we shall regret but that will give birth to multiple reasons to continue to work in harmony.”

Also speaking at the event, Consultant Principal to Aerofield Homes, Mr Adetomiwa Adetilewa described as great privilege to share business relationship with Odu’a Investment given its pedigree and achievements in the business world.

Adetilewa said: “At Aerofield Homes, we are all happy to do business with Odu’a Investment and we want to assure you that Aerofield Homes doesn’t joke with integrity and standards that are in compliance with world best practices.

“We deliver on time on our projects without sacrificing quality. We sincerely thank you for finding us suitable for this worthy partnership and I can assure you that we shall justify the confidence reposed in us.”

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