Copen Group, a leading real estate company in Nigeria, has been honored with the Diaspora Housing Impact Award at the Africa Housing Awards 2025.

Renowned for providing quality housing solutions to Nigerians both at home and abroad, Copen Group has enabled many in the diaspora to own homes, with exceptional feedback from beneficiaries especially in the South East region, underscoring the transformative impact of their work.

This positive reception and the company’s dedication to bridging the housing gap are key reasons they have earned this prestigious recognition and award.

With notable projects such as Graceland Estate, Foretold Garden, Jedidiah Gardens, and Goshen and Jubilee Estates in Enugu, as well as Sandview Estate and Hosana Estate in Abuja, Copen Group continues to set new standards for excellence, sustainability, and customer satisfaction.

Copen’s vision of creating lasting value through innovative and sustainable real estate solutions continues to drive meaningful change in the Housing sector.

This recognition at the Africa Housing Awards 2025 underscores their commitment to bridging the housing gap and delivering meaningful change across Nigeria.

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Bilaad Realty, a trailblazer in sustainable real estate development, has been recognized with the Innovation Award at the Africa Housing Awards 2025.

This prestigious honor celebrates Bilaad Realty’s outstanding contributions to the Nigerian real estate sector and its unwavering commitment to delivering cutting-edge, eco-friendly, and community-focused housing solutions.

Headquartered in Abuja, Bilaad Realty is renowned for creating high-quality, integrated communities that prioritize sustainability, security, and modern living.

The company’s mission is to ensure clients receive unmatched service experiences in property ownership, marked by meticulous attention to detail, quality, and guaranteed long-term value. Its vision is to be a market leader with a global reach, forming meaningful partnerships and setting new standards in sustainable real estate.

Bilaad Realty’s developments stand out for their focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a particular emphasis on clean energy, efficient water use, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The company integrates green technologies, solar and gas solutions, and innovative design features such as fiber-optic connectivity, centralized gas networks, smart home systems, alternative power options, and ample recreational spaces.

This holistic approach ensures modern, comfortable, and secure lifestyles for residents.

Notable projects include The Bahamas (Maitama II, Abuja), Bali Island (Life Camp/Kafe District, Abuja), The Amazon, Bobowasi Island, Capri Island, Mauritius, Seychelles, and Zanzibar—each thoughtfully designed to promote sustainability and community well-being.

Under the strategic leadership of CEO Dr. Emmanuel Bassi Usman and Board Chairman Dr. Sadiq Suleiman Abdullahi, Bilaad Realty has earned the trust of clients and partners who value purpose, quality, and future-focused living.

The company’s passionate team of professionals is dedicated to transforming dream properties into sustainable realities, providing full facility management so residents can focus on living well.

Bilaad Realty’s approach is deeply rooted in values that shape Nigeria’s future. By embracing new technologies and constantly refining their processes, they lead the way in building smarter, greener, and more resilient communities.

The Innovation Award at the Africa Housing Awards 2025 affirms Bilaad Realty’s role as a visionary leader, setting industry benchmarks and inspiring progress toward a more sustainable and prosperous West Africa.

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Berger Paints Nigeria Plc. (BPN), a pioneer in the Nigerian coating and allied industry, has been awarded the Creative Colour Company of the Year at the Africa Housing Awards 2025.

This prestigious recognition celebrates the company’s decades-long legacy of innovation, Creativity , quality, and leadership in Nigeria’s Paint and Housing industry.

Founded in 1959, Berger Paints Nigeria has consistently set industry standards, achieving several firsts in the sector. From being the first paint manufacturer established in Nigeria and the first to be listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, to introducing textured coatings like Texcote and developing environment-friendly paint products, BPN has shaped the evolution of the Nigerian paint market.

The company’s innovation extends to supplying coil-coating paints to aluminum factories, developing thermo-setting acrylic paints, and winning the National Merit award for local raw materials utilization.

Berger Paints Nigeria offers an extensive range of products tailored for various applications—interior and exterior paints, decorative finishes, metal and wood coatings, industrial and automotive paints—each known for quality, durability, and vibrant colour choices. Their product lineup includes weather-resistant paints, metallic and glitter options, high-performance industrial coatings, and advanced solutions for both commercial and residential needs.

The Creative Colour Company of the Year award is a testament to Berger Paints Nigeria’s commitment to innovation and excellence. Their dedication to developing tropicalized, eco-friendly paints and introducing tamper-proof containers underscores a consumer-focused approach and a drive for sustainable industry practices.

Receiving this award at the Africa Housing Awards 2025 highlights Berger Paints Nigeria’s continued impact on the housing and construction industry, inspiring creativity and setting a benchmark for quality and service across Africa.

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Family Homes Funds Limited (FHFL), Nigeria’s leading social housing financing fund, has been awarded the prestigious Sustainable Housing Award of the Year (Eco-Friendly Homes for Windows) at the Africa Housing Awards 2025.

This recognition underscores FHFL’s unwavering dedication to providing affordable, eco-friendly housing solutions and its transformative impact on the quality of life for low-income Nigerians.

Established to improve access to homeownership for families on low income, FHFL leverages investments from the private sector, multilateral agencies, and impact investors to raise long-term, low-cost mortgage finance.

Through this innovative approach, the Fund not only addresses the pressing housing deficit but also stimulates economic activity across Nigeria—creating over 84,478 jobs and financing more than 15,722 homes with a total investment of ₦69.4 billion.

FHFL’s strategy is rooted in collaboration, bringing together state governments, project developers, and development finance institutions to deliver affordable and innovative homes.

The organization’s mission aligns with the New Urban Agenda and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, championing sustainable cities and communities, poverty reduction, decent work, clean water access, and reduced inequalities.

The Sustainable Housing Award of the Year (Eco-Friendly Homes for Windows) is a testament to FHFL’s commitment to making affordable housing a reality, not just a dream. Their efforts have set new benchmarks for sustainability and inclusivity in Nigerian housing, ensuring that everyone has a place to call home.

Receiving this honor at the Africa Housing Awards 2025 highlights FHFL’s vital role in building a more inclusive, environmentally friendly, and prosperous Nigeria—while inspiring other stakeholders in the sector to pursue excellence and social impact.

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Ned Okonkwo has been honored as the Most Enterprising CEO of Real Estate Development Company of the Year at the Africa Housing Awards 2025, a recognition that highlights his visionary leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, and transformative impact on Nigeria’s real estate sector.

As the founder and CEO of Nedcomoaks Limited, Ned Okonkwo’s journey is a testament to resilience and innovation. Starting the company with zero capital, he has, in less than a decade, propelled Nedcomoaks into the ranks of Nigeria’s leading real estate developers. Today, the company boasts annual revenues exceeding N15 billion and provides employment opportunities for thousands, playing a vital role in the nation’s economy.

Nedcomoaks Limited has developed an impressive portfolio of both completed and ongoing real estate projects across Lagos, including Citadel Views 2.0, Chevron Lekki, Victoria Nest 2, Capital Loft, Citadel Views 1.0 Phase B, and Victoria Crest. These developments are distinguished by their modern architectural designs, integrated smart features, and amenities such as solar power in select estates like Citadel Oasis. The company is renowned for delivering secure, comfortable living experiences with robust infrastructure, particularly in sought-after areas like Lekki and Ajah.

Kennedy Okonkwo—widely celebrated as Africa’s biggest real estate mogul—is known for his visionary approach and commitment to transforming the Nigerian real estate industry. With over 15 years of experience, he has redefined affordable housing, reshaping the skyline and providing accessible homes for countless Nigerians. His passion for entrepreneurship and belief in real estate’s power to change lives have driven the remarkable growth of Nedcomoaks Limited.

A passionate advocate for the socioeconomic benefits of real estate, Kennedy Okonkwo’s influence extends beyond business. His philanthropic initiatives include sponsoring the Eti Osa community Oba’s Cup and establishing the Kennedy Okonkwo Programme for Tech Entrepreneurs, underscoring his commitment to community empowerment and youth development.

Kennedy’s academic achievements include an MBA from Lagos State University and a BSc in Psychology from the University of Ibadan. He has held strategic leadership roles, serving as Business Strategy Advisor at Amazon Energy, CEO of Victoria Crest Homes, Managing Director of Nedcomoaks Limited, and Group Managing Director of Capital Mortgage Bank—a subsidiary of Capital Holdings Company. His expertise spans real estate, renewable energy, finance, and business development.

Demonstrating remarkable adaptability, Kennedy responded to the COVID-19 pandemic and rising energy costs by founding Citadel Views in 2021. This forward-thinking company focuses on developing estates powered by renewable energy solutions, championing sustainable and environmentally friendly housing for Nigerians.

The honor of Most Enterprising CEO of Real Estate Development Company of the Year reflects Ned Okonkwo’s relentless pursuit of excellence, innovation, and social impact. Through his leadership, Nedcomoaks Limited continues to set new industry standards, transforming lives, empowering communities, and driving sustainable growth across Nigeria’s real estate landscape.

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…as Housing minister decry Africa faces 130m housing deficit by 2030, $1.4trn in finance gap

Convener of the 7th Africa Housing awards, Barr. Festus Adebayo, said the housing and construction sector remains a major driver of growth, job creation, and national development hence the need for zero tolerance for scammers in the sector while collaborating with the National Assembly, Federal Capital Territory, Federal Ministry of Housing,

Lagos State government and other regulatory agencies to ensure appropriate regulations are put in place like what is obtainable in Dubai.

Festus Adebayo who disclosed this at the 7th Africa Housing Awards in Abuja, said the housing crisis remains one of Africa’s most urgent development challenges.

He said this “Our decision to come up with this Africa Housing award ceremony seven years ago to recognize and appreciate contributions of deserving individuals and organizations contributing to the development of the sector which has been attracting participants from all across Africa.”

According to him, the Housing sector is evolving—new technologies, shifting regulations, global economic pressures, and environmental challenges continue to influence the way we work. It is important that we recognize these changes early, monitor industry trends, and position ourselves to respond swiftly and strategically.

He added, “For us in HDAN, we are committed to excellence and we shall continue to monitor the activities of all stakeholders to ensure professionalism in service delivery with zero tolerant to any form of unethical practices in the sector to ensure that the sector is devoid of scammers and fraudsters that take advantage of the innocent public”

“ We would not hesitate to expose any fraudulent malpractices who have been given bad names to the sector even if you are our award recipient” he disclosed

The CEO Housing Tv show also disclosed that stakeholders are collaborating with the National Assembly, Federal Capital Territory, Federal Ministry of Housing, Lagos State government and other regulatory agencies to ensure appropriate regulations are put in place like what is obtainable in Dubai.”

At the event, about 52 individuals, organisations, government bodies including Kano State Governor, Alhaji Abba Yusuf, Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Alhaji Ahmed Dangiwa, and other African leaders were honoured across three categories.

According to the minister of Housing and Urban development Arc Ahmed Dangiwa, Africa is grappling with a housing deficit of no fewer than 50 million units, with an estimated $1.4 trillion housing finance gap, the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, has said.

While the Kano governor was named Housing and Infrastructure-Friendly Governor of the Year for policies supporting mass housing delivery and urban renewal initiatives, Dangiwa emerged as Africa’s most transformational Minister of Housing and Urban Development 2025 for reforms targeting affordability, local materials and private sector participation.

The minister warned that without accelerated solutions, the continent’s housing deficit could rise to about 130 million units by 2030.

According to him, Nigeria’s housing deficit is conservatively estimated at over 17 million units, noting however that the Federal Goverment was responding with scale and systems.

The minister said, “Today about 54 million Africans live in urban slums and the continent faces a shortfall of housing of at least 50 million housing units whose housing finance gap is estimated at about over 1.4 trillion dollars.

“So if you do not accept the solution or accelerate the solutions, Africa’s housing deficit is projected to rise to about 130 million units by 2030. .

He noted that housing could no longer be treated as a peripheral sector, stressing that it sits at the intersection of economic growth, social stability, urban resilience and human dignity.

Dangiwa commended the organisers of the Africa International Housing Show for sustaining advocacy and accountability in the sector, describing the annual event as more than a conference.

Turning to Nigeria, the minister said the Federal Government, under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, had adopted a shift from fragmented housing projects to a structured national programme focused on measurable delivery.

Dangiwa revealed that in the last two years, the ministry had commenced over 10,000 housing units across 14 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

He added that through urban renewal and slum upgrade programmes, the government had impacted more than 150 communities nationwide with critical infrastructure.

The minister, however, stressed that no single government or country could address the housing challenge alone, calling for a continental approach.

Namibia’s Minister of Urban and Rural Development, James Sankwasa, who received Minister for Housing of the Year 2025 award said Africa has reached a point where it must recognise and celebrate its own development efforts.

The event has in attendance dignitaries from the Building industry, the Honorable Minister of Housing from Namibia, delegation from Gambia, the delegation from Ghana and the delegation from Kenya as well as all stakeholders that travelled from far and near in Nigeria.

Speaking, Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), FCT Council, Grace Ike, called for stronger collaboration between journalists and housing sector stakeholders to improve access to decent housing for media professionals.

Ike praised the organiser of the Africa Housing Awards and CEO of Housing TV Show, Festus Adebayo, for his consistent advocacy and support for journalism, saying the platform had amplified public discourse on affordable housing.

She appealed to the Minister of Housing to fulfil the promise of a Journalists’ Village in the FCT, urging that the project be realised by 2026, with support from the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria.

“That promise ignited dreams across newsrooms. Now, we make a passionate appeal not to abandon us. Our dream is to see your promise come to fruition in 2026. With the support of the Mortgage Bank, this village can rise equipping journalists with stable homes to focus on ethical reporting and peace-building”, she said.

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… as HDAN vows Zero Tolerance for Scammers

Africa is grappling with a housing deficit of no fewer than 50 million units, with an estimated $1.4 trillion housing finance gap, the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, has said.

Dangiwa who disclosed this at the 7th Africa Housing Awards in Abuja, said the housing crisis remains one of Africa’s most urgent development challenges.

At the event, about 52 individuals, organisations, government bodies including Kano State Governor, Alhaji Abba Yusuf, Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Alhaji Ahmed Dangiwa, and other African leaders were honoured across three categories.

While the Kano governor was named Housing and Infrastructure-Friendly Governor of the Year for policies supporting mass housing delivery and urban renewal initiatives, Dangiwa emerged as Africa’s most transformational Minister of Housing and Urban Development 2025 for reforms targeting affordability, local materials and private sector participation.

The minister warned that without accelerated solutions, the continent’s housing deficit could rise to about 130 million units by 2030.

According to him, Nigeria’s housing deficit is conservatively estimated at over 17 million units, noting however that the Federal Goverment was responding with scale and systems.

The minister said, “Today about 54 million Africans live in urban slums and the continent faces a shortfall of housing of at least 50 million housing units whose housing finance gap is estimated at about over 1.4 trillion dollars.

“So if you do not accept the solution or accelerate the solutions, Africa’s housing deficit is projected to rise to about 130 million units by 2030. .

He noted that housing could no longer be treated as a peripheral sector, stressing that it sits at the intersection of economic growth, social stability, urban resilience and human dignity.

Dangiwa commended the organisers of the Africa International Housing Show for sustaining advocacy and accountability in the sector, describing the annual event as more than a conference.

Turning to Nigeria, the minister said the Federal Government, under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, had adopted a shift from fragmented housing projects to a structured national programme focused on measurable delivery.

Dangiwa revealed that in the last two years, the ministry had commenced over 10,000 housing units across 14 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

He added that through urban renewal and slum upgrade programmes, the government had impacted more than 150 communities nationwide with critical infrastructure.

The minister, however, stressed that no single government or country could address the housing challenge alone, calling for a continental approach.

Namibia’s Minister of Urban and Rural Development, James Sankwasa, who received Minister for Housing of the Year 2025 award said Africa has reached a point where it must recognise and celebrate its own development efforts.

Convener of the awards, Barr. Festus Adebayo, said the housing and construction sector remains a major driver of growth, job creation, and national development.

He said this “informed our decision to come up with this Africa Housing award ceremony seven years ago to recognize and appreciate contributions of deserving individuals and organizations contributing to the development of the sector which has been attracting participants from all across Africa.”

According to him, the Housing sector is evolving—new technologies, shifting regulations, global economic pressures, and environmental challenges continue to influence the way we work. It is important that we recognize these changes early, monitor industry trends, and position ourselves to respond swiftly and strategically.

He added, “For us in HDAN, we are committed to excellence and we shall continue to monitor the activities of all stakeholders to ensure professionalism in service delivery with zero tolerant to any form of unethical practices in the sector to ensure that the sector is devoid of scammers and fraudsters that take advantage of the innocent public”

“ We would not hesitate to expose any fraudulent malpractices who have been given bad names to the sector even if you are our award recipient” he disclosed

The CEO is Housing Tv show also disclosed that stakeholders are collaborating with the National Assembly, Federal Capital Territory, Federal Ministry of Housing, Lagos State government and other regulatory agencies to ensure appropriate regulations are put in place like what is obtainable in Dubai.”

The event has in attendance dignitaries from the Building industry, the Honorable Minister of Housing from Namibia, delegation from Gambia, the delegation from Ghana and the delegation from Kenya as well as all stakeholders that travelled from far and near in Nigeria.

Speaking, Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), FCT Council, Grace Ike, called for stronger collaboration between journalists and housing sector stakeholders to improve access to decent housing for media professionals.

Ike praised the organiser of the Africa Housing Awards and CEO of Housing TV Show, Barrister Festus Adebayo, for his consistent advocacy and support for journalism, saying the platform had amplified public discourse on affordable housing.

She appealed to the Minister of Housing to fulfil the promise of a Journalists’ Village in the FCT, urging that the project be realised by 2026, with support from the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria.

“That promise ignited dreams across newsrooms. Now, we make a passionate appeal not to abandon us. Our dream is to see your promise come to fruition in 2026. With the support of the Mortgage Bank, this village can rise equipping journalists with stable homes to focus on ethical reporting and peace-building”, she said.

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BY: Naomi Udoyi

The Africa Housing Awards 2025 has unveiled its prestigious list of awardees, recognizing outstanding leaders and institutions driving housing development and urban growth across Africa.

The Namibia Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Hon. Sankwasa James Sankwasa, The Nigerian Minister of Finance, Wale Edun, Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Architect Ahmed Dangiwa, and Dangote cement have been sited among the list of ministers that will receive the Africa Housing Award 2025.

In a statement released in Abuja on Thursday, Festus Adebayo, Executive Director, Housing Development Advocacy Network, announced that the list of awardees for the Africa Housing Awards 2025 has been compiled.

The awards ceremony, scheduled to hold on December 12th, at Fraser Suites, Abuja, Nigeria, will bring together stakeholders from across Africa to appraise performance, recognize excellence, and encourage continued growth in the housing and construction sector.

“The Africa Housing Awards is a celebration of excellence, where we recognize those who have done exceedingly well and encourage others to strive for greatness,” Festus Adebayo said.

According to him, the Africa Housing Award is a platform where stakeholders across Africa meet at the end of the year to appraise performance, recognize outstanding achievements, and encourage excellence in the housing and urban development sector.

The Africa International Housing Show (AIHS) 2025, hosting the awards, aims to advance affordable housing and construction in Africa by promoting solutions for low- and middle-income earners, driving policy advancements, and fostering dialogue and collaboration.

The event promises to be a landmark celebration of visionary leaders and institutions shaping the future of Africa’s housing and urban landscape.

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… Annual event honours top contributors to housing and construction across Africa

The Africa Housing Awards (AHA) has continued to cement its reputation as the most prestigious recognition platform within Nigeria’s housing and construction industry.

Organized annually by the Housing Development Advocacy Network (HDAN), a pioneer non-governmental organization promoting housing development and advocacy, the awards celebrate individuals and institutions that have made outstanding contributions to the growth and transformation of the housing sector.

Held at the end of every year, the Africa Housing Awards serves as a platform to reward, recognize, and honour stakeholders who have demonstrated excellence, innovation, and commitment to advancing the cause of affordable housing in Nigeria and across Africa. The event enjoys strong media support from housing-friendly platforms, including Housing TV Africa, Housing Development Programme on AIT and Africa Housing News, among others.

According to the organizers, each edition of the awards is anchored on transparency, merit, and professionalism. The panel of adjudicators, which includes representatives of major professional bodies in the built environment, ensures that winners emerge solely based on merit and measurable impact.

Since its inception, the AHA has become a source of pride for industry stakeholders from developers and investors to public officials and advocacy groups. The event, now in its seventh edition, has recognized several notable figures such as the current Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc. Ahmed Dangiwa, former Senate President Bukola Saraki, former Minister of Works and Housing Babatunde Fashola, former Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State and former Governor Mohammed Abubakar of Bauchi State, among many others, for their exceptional contributions to housing development in Nigeria.

The awards not only celebrate achievements but also serve as a rallying point for dialogue, networking, and collaboration among key players in the housing and construction industry. Each ceremony provides an opportunity for stakeholders to exchange ideas and forge partnerships toward advancing affordable and sustainable housing solutions.

What makes the Africa Housing Awards particularly distinctive is its public voting system. Nominees are thoroughly screened and selected based on site visits, verified projects, and measurable performance before being presented for public voting ensuring that every award is earned, not influenced.

At its core, the Africa Housing Awards embodies the mission of HDAN: to promote a culture of excellence, ethical practices, and innovation in the housing and construction sector. Beyond recognition, the initiative has evolved into a movement that fosters healthy competition, encourages affordable housing delivery, and inspires new ideas to address the challenges facing Nigeria’s housing landscape.

As anticipation builds for the seventh edition is scheduled for the 10th of December, 2025 at the prestigious Fraser Suites Abuja in Nigeria, the Africa Housing Awards continues to stand as a symbol of credibility and progress, uniting visionaries, policymakers, and professionals who share a common goal making housing accessible, sustainable, and inclusive for all.

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Held at the Musa Yar’Adua Event Centre, the event showcases excellence as stakeholders, policymakers, and industry leaders gather to celebrate remarkable contributions to the continent’s housing landscape.

The Africa Housing Awards, organized by Housing TV Africa in collaboration with the Housing Development Advocacy Network (HDAN), has become a hallmark of recognition for individuals and organizations shaping the future of housing and urban development.

This accolade, according to Festus Adebayo, the organiser, cements Constrix’s reputation as a leader in sustainable and innovative housing solutions, reflecting its unwavering commitment to bridging Nigeria’s housing deficit while setting new benchmarks for excellence.

Since its inception in 2013, Constrix has positioned itself as a forward-thinking real estate construction company dedicated to delivering affordable and habitable spaces that enhance living standards. At the heart of its mission is the goal of creating cost-effective, efficient, and environmentally sustainable housing solutions that add value not only to individual clients but also to entire communities. This vision has guided the company’s operations and has earned it widespread recognition in the real estate sector.

Under the leadership of a dynamic and experienced team, Constrix has combined expertise in architecture, real estate development, marketing, and business administration to redefine Nigeria’s urban living landscape. Its approach to property development emphasizes innovation, reliability, and client satisfaction, making it a trusted partner for those seeking high-quality housing solutions.

The company’s focus on sustainable practices has been a defining feature of its projects, particularly in the residential high-rise category. Constrix’s developments are characterized by efficient designs, cutting-edge technology, and a deep commitment to environmental stewardship. These qualities have not only distinguished the company from its peers but have also contributed to its growing influence in addressing Nigeria’s housing challenges.

Over the years, Constrix has garnered several accolades for its achievements, including recognition as one of the fastest-growing real estate companies in the country. The Sustainable Housing Developer of the Year award is a testament to the company’s dedication to delivering projects that align with global best practices in sustainability while meeting the unique needs of the Nigerian market.

This latest honor underscores Constrix’s role as a transformative force in the housing sector. By prioritizing sustainability and innovation, the company continues to inspire confidence among stakeholders and set a high standard for future developments.

As Nigeria grapples with a significant housing deficit, Constrix’s contributions offer a beacon of hope, showcasing what is possible when vision, expertise, and commitment converge.

Dignitaries in attendance included Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Chief Uche Nnaji represented by his special adviser; Distinguished Senator Philip Aduda and Aliyu Wamakko; Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Urban Development; ex-governors; members of the National Assembly; Prince Seyi Lufadeju, Chairman of the REDAN Board of Trustees; Immediate Past President of REDAN, Aliyu Wammako; Prince Akintoye Adeoye, President of REDAN; Arc. Mobolaji Adeniyi, President of the Nigerian Institute of Architects among others. Their presence underscored the event’s significance as a platform for fostering collaboration among stakeholders.

The Africa Housing Awards 2024 celebrated outstanding achievements across the housing and real estate sectors, highlighting the efforts of organizations and individuals driving positive change.

Constrix’s recognition as the Sustainable Housing Developer of the Year reaffirms its leadership in creating homes that are not only functional and affordable but also sustainable and forward-looking. This milestone marks yet another chapter in Constrix’s journey to redefine the possibilities of housing development in Nigeria.

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