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Adron Homes Rewards Employees With Mansions For Loyalty

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Nigeria’s foremost pan African real estate company has compensated 10 of its staff who has spent ten years with the organization with mansions gift.

The real estate company did this as part of activities marking its 10th anniversary and a give back to staff that had spent well over ten years with the organization and compensation of their contribution towards the growth of the real estate company over the years.

In his speech while addressing the occasion that took place in one of the real estate’s locations in Manhattan Park and gardens where the houses were built, the Group Managing Director, Aare Adetola Emmanuelking has this to say;


“First of all, let me on behalf of the Management and Board send you the sincerest thanks. To the dignitaries in our midst and all guest; I give a warm welcome to this Landmark event.

On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of our beloved company, I want to spend time recalling the past, my biggest feeling is: enthusiasm and dream are the greatest asset and Standing on the stage of the 10th Anniversary celebration, I am deeply touched & emotional, remembering the time when I decided to take up this monumental challenge to start my own business, with the 3 key ingredients at my disposal; my seed investment of 200,000, the unflinching support of my amiable wife; Olori Aderonke EmmanuelKing and the most critical element the blessing of God the Father.

I appreciate all the dignitaries present on this occasion, my special greeting goes to His Royal Highness, the Emir of Uke kingdom Alhaji Abdullah Hassan, Hon. Engr. Muhammad Idris, Honourable Commissioner of Works and Housing, Hon. Auwal Modibbo, Aspirant House of Representative, Honourable Haruna Nalado, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on ICT, Hajia Halimat Bawa Special Assistant to the President on Community Engagement, Alh. DIKKO Bala former International Maritime Organization Representative London. Represented and Alh. Ahmed Habu Gumel.

 

And so, I headed off with sheer faith and the wind of grace backing us up; We started with ONE staff in the person of my humble self, this 1 staff went out and got 4 more on the very first day of opening on Monday, February 7th, 2012, These 5 went out and multiplied themselves by inviting more people to join this wonderful family and by the end of our very first year in business, we had about 70 to 80 staff; and in barely 10 years, look what we have achieved, with a staff strength of over 3,000 staff we have been able to successfully multiply ourselves; so now, imagine what can be done in another 10 years, with more products, better technology, & greater investment in our people.

People remain at the center of what we do both our clients and most especially our staff; you all know what is said about charity, it begins from home that is why we take great pleasure as a company is not just celebrating our people but also growing with them;

Going down memory lane; one of my longest-serving staff had a housing challenge and approached me for a loan and whilst she was narrating her ordeal, the Holy Spirit was also speaking to me; and at that time, I had 2 houses and I was moved to gift her the first personal house I had ever built for myself and we all know the emotions tied up with such property is.

And so I obeyed and gifted the 4 bedroom detached duplex which was worth 55Milion Naira as at then now valued at over 80 Million Naira; & SO today, to celebrate our decade Marines the incredible 10 still standing from the beginning, we will be gifting 8 houses each worth 24 Million Naira to all 8 of us today, DGSM Fisayo Oloruntoba has been gifted a detached 4 bedroom house in Treasure Park and Gardens, Resort and Estates Simawa while mine has also been gifted.

Also attached to these gifts are cash rewards in millions to help in the furnishing of their various houses. This is a token to appreciate your loyalty & tenacity; We can attest that these qualities are not easy to come by in the times we find ourselves.

A Hundred people started with us at the end of the first year and now, 10 years later; 10 are still standing so on behalf of the management; I celebrate you and is to further state that up till date; the care of our people remains at the core of what we do and Today is no exception as we take out time to celebrate our Incredible Decade Marines.

Finally, I want to use this opportunity to charge the decade marines, Will you grow to become the SCORE MARINES? that is, will I still celebrate you when this organization celebrates two decades? Challenge yourselves to be here for the next decade, bigger, better, and higher in position and impact.

Challenge yourselves to pass these qualities and gestures forward. Where you can, celebrate people; when the opportunity presents itself do not hesitate to be sacrificial, let us collectively determine to make the world around us a better place and so, It Is my great pleasure to state with so much pride and joy in my heart that I have had the opportunity to work with these incredible colleagues here for ten years; what a privilege it is to serve with you. Without any further ado, Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you our incredible decade Marines.”

The real estate company uses the opportunity of the anniversary to appreciate all its customers and reiterates its effort to make incredible housing affordable to every Nigerian.

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ACEGID Celebrates a Decade of Excellence with the Unveiling of Herbert Wigwe Memorial Garden-Joy Agamah

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The African Centre of Excellence for Genomics of Infectious Diseases (ACEGID) is set to unveil the Herbert Wigwe Memorial Garden in celebration of its 10th Anniversary. The public is invited to the unveiling ceremony scheduled for Friday, October 4, 2024, at 11:00 AM at Redeemer’s University in Ede, Nigeria.
The garden is dedicated to honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Herbert Wigwe, a strong advocate and supporter of ACEGID. It will serve as a tribute to his significant contributions to the organization, his humanitarian impact, and his dedication to improving the lives of others. Additionally, the garden will symbolize the enduring partnership between Access Bank and ACEGID, showcasing their joint commitment to advancing scientific research and public health initiatives.
The unveiling of the Herbert Wigwe Memorial Garden precedes a series of events planned for October 7th to 9th, 2024. These activities will include ACEGID’s 10th Anniversary Celebration, the One Health Genomics Symposium, and the inauguration of the new ACEGID Genomics Centre, a state-of-the-art facility made possible through the support of Access Bank.
Dr. Christian Happi, the Director of ACEGID, expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from the community and eagerly anticipates welcoming participants to this significant occasion.

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Rtn. Dare Adeyeri celebrates 60th birthday with launch of “Go Giver”

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L-R: Past District Governor, Jide Akeredolu, Arch Klumph Society; District Governor District 9112, Femi Adenekan; celebrant Rtn. Dare Adeyeri, Arch Klumph Society, his wife, Ann, and Assistant Governor, Ehi Braimah during Rtn. Adeyeri’s book launch and 60th birthday party at the Metropolitan Club, Lagos recently.

Rtn. Dare Adeyeri, the former President of the Rotary Club of Lagos, marked his 60th birthday on 19 September 2024 with the launch of his new book titled, “Go Giver” at a high-profile event held at the prestigious Metropolitan Club, Victoria Island, Lagos.
In this thought-provoking book, Adeyeri reflects on the profound impact of giving—whether material or non-material—and the fulfilment it brings to both the giver and receiver. He emphasises that giving creates a better world, with the act of giving being closely tied to receiving.
Adeyeri describes “Go Giving” and “Go Giver” as concepts that challenge the popular notions of “go-getting” and being a “go-getter”.
He argues that while ambition and drive are essential, true success comes from selflessly giving and making a difference in the lives of others.
He explains that giving can take many forms beyond money, such as offering help, time, or even a simple smile. Active givers, as he calls them, do not wait for opportunities to give—they seek them out and do so without expecting anything in return.
The star-studded birthday celebration was attended by notable figures from Nigeria’s business community, including representatives from Rotary Districts 9111 and 9112, Sky Capital Group, First Marina Trust and GTBank, with its co-founder Fola Adeola.
The celebrant’s family, friends, former classmates, and members of the Parkview Residential Association also graced the occasion.
During the book review session, Elder Urum Kalu “UK” Eke, MFR, former Group Managing Director of FBN Holdings Plc, praised Adeyeri for his generosity and the insights shared in Go Giver.
He remarked, “This book reflects Dare Adeyeri’s lifelong commitment to philanthropy. He is someone who not only understands what he wants but also how to help others achieve their goals.”
Born in Owo, Ondo State, Adeyeri is the 23rd child of his parents.
He obtained a BSc in Computer Science from Obafemi Awolowo University in 1988 and has since earned several international qualifications, including an MBA from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He has served on the boards of multiple companies and continues to be a key player in Nigeria’s business sector.
In line with his charitable values, Adeyeri has established an endowment within the Rotary Foundation, committed to initiatives that support women, children and education. He is a member of the Arch Klumph Society (AKS), the highest donor circle of The Rotary Foundation.
The event concluded with a celebratory cake-cutting ceremony led by Adeyeri and his wife, Ann, followed by an evening of music and dancing as guests enjoyed the festivities and reflected on the power of giving.

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Otunba Gbenga Daniel’s GFF Rolls Out Second Phase of Interest-Free Microfinance

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The Gateway Front Foundation (GFF), under the leadership of His Excellency, Senator, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, FNSE FAEng, is set to launch the second batch of its Interest-Free Microcredit Scheme on September 16, 2024. This initiative, designed to uplift petty traders, artisans, and farmers within the Ogun East Senatorial District, will take place at Obalofin Court, GRA Ijebu-Ode, beginning at 10:00 AM.

The upcoming event continues the momentum established by the highly successful first batch of the program, which saw over 400 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) benefit from interest-free loans. The inaugural edition, launched in the previous year, provided critical financial support that enabled beneficiaries to expand their businesses, create jobs, and contribute to the local economy.
Building on this success, the second batch will not only provide interest-free microcredits but also introduce an agricultural empowerment component. This includes the distribution of fertilisers to farmers, a move aimed at boosting agricultural productivity and supporting food security efforts in Ogun East. The combined impact of these initiatives reflects Senator Gbenga Daniel’s unwavering commitment to economic development and sustainability within the region.
Senator Gbenga Daniel, known for his visionary approach to governance and community development, expressed his enthusiasm for the continued success of the GFF programs. “Our goal is to ensure that every petty trader, artisan, and farmer in Ogun East has the opportunity to grow their business, improve their livelihood, and contribute to the overall prosperity of our community,” he said.
The Gateway Front Foundation invites all eligible petty traders, artisans, and farmers to attend the launch event. Stakeholders and interested parties will have the opportunity to learn more about how they can benefit from this transformative program. Through these targeted interventions, GFF aims to drive economic resilience, enhance agricultural productivity, and foster sustainable growth in the region.

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