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Adron Homes: The Biggest Growing Initiative in Nigeria’s Real Estate Market
A pioneer of affordable housing solutions in Nigeria, Adron Homes and Properties remains a leading name in the real estate sector.
Since inception in 2012, Adron Homes has consistently redefined the real estate landscape, achieving significant milestones and breaking barriers that have set new benchmarks in the industry.
Through its innovative approach, the company has become synonymous with quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction.
Having built a strong foundation of exceptional service, the organization has not only achieved unparalleled growth, but also made significant progress and created a reputable name for itself. This is evident in the groundbreaking estates and modern architectural designs imbibed by the real estate company. Adron Homes has transformed the concept of affordable housing, ensuring that quality is not compromised while making homeownership dreams a reality for many Nigerians.
With over 48 estates, strategically positioned in about 9 states with numerous locations across Nigeria, Adron Homes has upheld its 2024 mantra of being the biggest and hopes to set a record as the most successful real estate developer in Nigeria. These estates are designed with the residents’ comfort and convenience in mind, offering a range of amenities that cater to their needs. Each estate is a testament to the company’s dedication to creating sustainable and livable communities.
Fueled by hard work, with a commitment to excellence and innovation, the organization is well acquainted with the concept of quality and reliability. Adron Homes’ growth can be attributed to its unwavering dedication to maintaining high standards and constantly improving its offerings. The company’s focus on customer satisfaction has earned it a loyal clientele and numerous accolades in the real estate industry.
Through strategic initiatives such as their 10/10 Vidco plot series offer and a customer-centric approach, Adron Homes continues to expand its footprint across Nigeria, delivering services and products that exceed market expectations and set the pace for other real estate developers. The 10/10 Vidco plot series is an innovative scheme that allows customers to own plots of land with flexible payment options, making it easier for more people to invest in real estate.
Adron Homes understands the importance of accessibility and affordability in real estate. By offering flexible payment plans and various promotional offers, the company ensures that homeownership is within reach for a broader segment of the population. This inclusive approach has not only boosted Adron Homes’ market presence but also strengthened its reputation as a customer-friendly and socially responsible organization.
The “Adron Is The Biggest” initiative underscores the company’s dedication to pushing boundaries and setting new standards of excellence in real estate development. This initiative is not just a slogan; it represents Adron’s commitment to continuous improvement and innovation. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and adopting best practices, Adron Homes is redefining the real estate landscape in Nigeria.
The real estate company’s unwavering commitment to delivering superior developments and creating lasting value for all clients and stakeholders is evident in every project it undertakes. The company’s estates are designed with modern architectural aesthetics and functionality, ensuring that they meet the highest standards of quality and sustainability. Adron Homes invests in the latest construction technologies and materials, ensuring durability and efficiency in all its developments.
Adron Homes takes pride in offering a wide range of amenities that enhance the living experience of its residents. These amenities are designed to cater to various needs and preferences, making Adron estates desirable places to live. Here are some of the key amenities available in Adron Homes estates:
1. Recreational Facilities: Modern gyms, swimming pools, and sports complexes for fitness and leisure activities. These facilities provide residents with opportunities to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle.
2. Green Spaces: Beautifully landscaped gardens and parks that provide a serene environment for relaxation. These green spaces offer residents a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, promoting mental well-being and community bonding.
3. Security: 24/7 security services, CCTV surveillance, and gated communities ensuring the safety of residents. Adron Homes prioritizes the safety and security of its residents, implementing robust security measures to create a secure living environment.
4. Educational Institutions: Proximity to quality schools and educational centers. Adron estates are strategically located near reputable educational institutions, making them ideal for families with school-going children.
5. Healthcare Facilities: Access to top-notch healthcare services and hospitals. Residents have peace of mind knowing that quality healthcare services are within reach in case of emergencies.
6. Shopping Centers: Convenient shopping malls and retail outlets within the estates. These shopping centers provide residents with easy access to essential goods and services, enhancing their convenience and quality of life.
7. Infrastructure: Well-paved roads, reliable electricity, and efficient water supply systems. Adron Homes ensures that its estates are equipped with the necessary infrastructure to support a comfortable and modern lifestyle.
8. Community Centers: Spaces for social gatherings, events, and community activities. These centers foster a sense of community and belonging among residents, encouraging social interaction and engagement.
Moreso, Adron Homes has several upcoming projects that promise to redefine urban living and affordable housing spaces across Nigeria. One such project is the Snowfall Park and Gardens in Jos, Atlantic Park and Gardens in Sagamu, and Moscow Parks and Gardens in Ibadan which is set to become a landmark development in the respective regions. This project will feature state-of-the-art amenities and innovative design concepts, further solidifying Adron Homes’ position as a leader in the real estate industry.
Adron Homes’ expansion plans are driven by its vision of providing quality housing solutions to a larger population. By entering new markets and exploring untapped opportunities, the company aims to extend its reach and impact more lives. Adron Homes’ growth strategy is centered on sustainability and community development, ensuring that its projects contribute positively to the socio-economic landscape of Nigeria.
It is worthy to say, that Adron Homes and Properties has established itself as a formidable force in the Nigerian real estate sector. Through its commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction, the company has achieved remarkable success and set new standards in the industry. The “Adron Is The Biggest” initiative is a testament to the company’s dedication to growth and excellence.
With a strong focus on quality, reliability, and community development, Adron Homes continues to lead the way in providing affordable and sustainable housing solutions. As the company embarks on new projects and expands its reach, it remains steadfast in its mission to create lasting value for its clients and stakeholders. Adron Homes is not just building houses; it is building communities, fostering growth, and shaping the future of real estate in Nigeria.
The Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited, Bayo Ojulari, has acknowledged growing complexities in the effort to revamp Nigeria’s state-owned refineries.
Although the Port Harcourt refinery began processing crude oil again on November 26, it was later shut down in May for maintenance.
Meanwhile, rehabilitation work is still ongoing at the Warri and Kaduna refineries.
Speaking in an interview with Bloomberg on the sidelines of the 9th OPEC International Seminar in Vienna, Austria, Ojulari said NNPC is in the process of reassessing its refinery strategies, with plans to conclude the review by the end of the year.
“So refineries, we made quite a lot of investment over the last several years and brought in a lot of technologies. We’ve been challenged,” he said.
“Some of those technologies have not worked as we expected so far. But also, as you know, when you’re refining a very old refinery that has been abandoned for some time, what we’re finding is that it’s becoming a little bit more complicated.
“So we’re reviewing all our refinery strategies now. We hope before the end of the year, we’ll be able to conclude that review. That review may lead to us doing things slightly differently.”
When asked whether the review could result in selling the refineries, Ojulari said a sale remains a possibility.
“But what we’re saying is that sale is not out of the question. All the options are on the table, to be frank, but that decision will be based on the outcome of the reviews we’re doing now,” he said.
Ojulari also addressed the cost of oil production in Nigeria, stating that operating expenses range between $20 and $30 per barrel.
“For the cost of crude production, there’s a capital cost and there are the operating costs,” he said.
“The operating cost right now in Nigeria is hovering over $20 per barrel, which is quite high.
“Part of that is because of the investment we’ve had to make in terms of security of our pipelines, which as you know, today we have 100 percent availability of our pipelines. That came out of significant investment.
“So we believe with time, with stability, that cost will start going down, but for now it’s somewhere between $25 and $30 a barrel.”
Looking ahead, Ojulari said NNPC aims to increase Nigeria’s oil output to 1.9 million barrels per day (bpd) by the end of the year.
By Eric Elezuo
A group, Centre for Justice Mercy and Reconciliation (CJMR), has called on the governor of Ekiti State, Abiodun Oyebanji, and other well meaning Nigerians, to come to the aid of a female inmate at the Ibara Custodial Centre, Rashidat Abdul, who is reported to be in critical health condition, and needs urgent medical attention.
The deteriorating health of the said inmate, was reported by officers at the Custodial Centre to the Centre for Justice Mercy and Reconciliation (CJMR), a grassroots organization focusing on human rights and access to justice for those deprived of their rights on death row and in detention.
Speaking with The Boss, the Coordinator of the group, Hezekiah Deboboye Olujobi said, “Upon seeing the woman’s health condition during our visit to Ibara, we pleaded that she be transferred to a hospital where she could receive the necessary medical care. Despite concerns about the financial burden, we took this step of faith to save her life. She is now admitted to Ogun State Hospital, Abeokuta.”
Narrating the genesis of the inmate’s ordeal, Olujobi added that “Rashidat Abdul was sentenced to death by the Ado Ekiti State High Court. She appealed the judgment, but her appeal was unsuccessful. The court convicted the entire family based solely on the testimony of one individual relying on third-party information, without the presence of the alleged witness in court. It is also important to note that her son had just sat for his WAEC examination before their arrest.
“We submitted appeals to the Ekiti State Board of Mercy in September last year and again in March 2025, but these pleas have yet to receive the attention of the Ekiti State Governor. We have conducted a thorough review of the court records, including the brief of argument before the Court of Appeal, and we can see the innocence of this woman and her husband. While the appeal is still pending before the Supreme Court, we are appealing to the human and Christian conscience of the Attorney General of Ekiti State, Hon. Dayo Apata, to look into this case. God delights in true justice and mercy; God hates oppression, so must we.
“The critical state of this woman’s health calls for urgent attention from concerned individuals in Nigeria and abroad. The officer in the prison maintains transparency in this matter, and we are committed to doing the same.
“This morning, 9/7/2025, I received a message from the officer informing us that the funds we deposited have been exhausted. There is an urgent need to purchase injections costing ₦10,000 each daily, conduct X-rays and a series of tests from time to time, engage a caregiver and physiotherapist, provide feeding, and buy supplements to aid her recovery. Additionally, payment for the hospital bed space is required, along with a stipend for transportation for the security personnel on guard and other logistics.”
The group therefore, is appealing to the governor of Ekiti State, Oyebanji and other well meaning Nigerians to come to the woman’s aid so as to preserve her life.
“We kindly ask for your support to respond to this urgent call. Although Rashidat is a Muslim, our service to humanity transcends religion.
“We understand that some who have been deceived in the past may find it difficult to trust those genuinely committed to serving others, and those involved in fraudulent activities may be reluctant to support genuine efforts.
“However, this is the very mission our Lord Jesus Christ has called us to fulfill. We earnestly seek your support.
“Thank you for your kindness and generosity,” Olujobi pleaded on behalf of Rashidat and the group.
For donations and more information, please visit the website: [https://www.cjmr.com.ng](https://www.cjmr.com.ng)
Account Details:
Centre for Justice Mercy and Reconciliation
Zenith Bank
Account Number: 1012189729
Phone: 08030488093
During the price hike, marketers stated that the product was sold at N960 and N980 in the far north because of the distance.
However, as crude prices fell below $70 last week, the pump prices of PMS also declined. Crude prices had crashed because Israel and Iran stopped bombing each other, alleviating fears of a supply disruption in the Middle East.
As of Tuesday, many filling stations sold petrol below N900 per litre in Lagos and Ogun States.
PUNCH Online reports that the filling stations sold petrol at rates ranging from N875 to N890 a litre.
A marginal drop is expected in the price of the product at the pumps.
