The recession presents an ample opportunity for Nigerians to invest in real estate. This is because in every adversity, there is an opportunity. This is the submission of the Managing Director of Richlife Estate and Gardens, Mr. Bankole Oluwaseyi.

Oluwaseyi told The Nation during the sixth Richlife Mega Promo and Empowerment Summit in Lagos at the weekend, that investing in real estate had gone beyond building and living in one’s personal home. This, he said, was why his firm is encouraging people to real estate like acquiring land for long term dividend.

“Every individual should endeavour to own a property and invest in real estate; there is no need to wait on government because housing for all cannot be guaranteed by government. Such investment guarantees an assured return in no time,” Oluwaseyi said.

The firm’s Executive Director, Administration, Mr. Sunday Ezekiel, explained that aim of the empowerment initiative of the company is to open the eyes of Nigerians to the opportunities in real estate. For him, Nigerians need to take the bull by the horn and secure their future through investment in the real estate sector.

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Executive Director, Marketing, Mr. Oladunni Adeyemi, explained that the firm is able to assist Nigerians by simply reducing the costs that is associated with house ownership. Some of these  costs, he said, are things that the firm has looked for a way to average it. For instance, to process the documentation of a land is undertaken by the firm. Equally, the problem of land grabbers (known as Omo onile) has been taken care of by Richlife; hence, a prospective buyer has nothing to lose sleep over.

Adeyemi said Richlife offers the cheaper land in the country ranging from N100, 000 to N10 million. Besides, he said its flexible payment system is unbeatable anywhere in the country. 

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