There was cheers as Adozilion Homes and Realty once again empowered over 350 real estate agents (real estate agents) to recognize outstanding individuals for their contributions to the industry at the recently held Eklisia Realtors Conference.
Themed “Be Intentional”, the conference aimed to equip real estate agents with the knowledge and tools needed to succeed in the dynamic Nigerian real estate market.
Speaking at the event, Adzillion Homes and Realty CEO Adoji Simon decried Nigeria's severe housing shortage, saying “millions of people lack shelter”. emphasized.
He added that filling Nigeria's housing gap requires innovative solutions and partnerships.
According to him, Adozillion Homes and Realty organized the event to empower young entrepreneurs, bring about change and give them the knowledge they need to excel in the real estate field.
“We believe that by empowering real estate agents and recognizing their excellence, we can contribute to the growth and success of the entire industry.
“The future of housing in Nigeria depends on collaboration, innovation and a commitment to inclusivity.”
Mr. Adoji also emphasized the need to work with governments to promote regulation, quality, transparency and accountability.
Also speaking at the event, Mr. Sam Egbe, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Adzillion Homes and Realty, acknowledged challenges such as rising land prices, limited access to finance and inadequate infrastructure.
The keynote speaker at the conference, Mr. Nii Adesanya, noted concerns about the growing housing shortage across the country and said, “Every Nigerian deserves a safe, secure and dignified place to call home. We deserve to have it.”
He emphasized the importance of intentionality and urged real estate agents to continually improve their skills and knowledge. He said Nigeria's physical sector faces a number of challenges, including inefficiencies in financing, land management and workforce, that hinder growth and stifle the country's ability to address the vast housing needs of its people. Ta.