Six disciplines, one delivery partner.

We plan, develop and put land and property to use for residential, commercial and other appropriate purposes.

Our experience includes large-scale housing schemes, residential estates, land development and mixed-use projects — from Osun Country Homes on more than 1,000 hectares to estates in Osogbo, Ibadan and Ilorin.

We work with landowners, government institutions, financial institutions and private partners to set up development arrangements that make good use of land and create functional communities.

Areas of activity

• Residential estate development
• Commercial property development
• Mixed-use development
• Land development and site preparation
• Housing schemes and communities
• Market and commercial facilities
• Property development partnerships

We undertake and coordinate the construction and infrastructure works that real estate, commercial, institutional and public-sector developments depend on.

Our work covers both buildings and the infrastructure that makes a development functional, accessible and sustainable.

Depending on the project, this includes roads, drainage, electrical infrastructure, perimeter fencing, gatehouses, site development and other supporting works.

Areas of activity

• Roads and access infrastructure
• Drainage and stormwater
• Perimeter fencing and access
• Gatehouse development
• Electrical infrastructure and utilities
• Site preparation and development
• Building construction and renovation
• Construction coordination

We develop markets, commercial facilities and other environments designed to support business activity and trade.

Our experience includes the International Trade Centre and Industrial Hub at Dagbolu and the proposed Ultra-Modern Market Development at Moor Plantation, Ibadan.

Our involvement can run from development planning and site preparation through infrastructure, construction, stakeholder coordination and arrangements for using the facilities effectively.

Areas of activity

• Modern market development
• Commercial complexes and trading facilities
• Market infrastructure and site development
• Commercial space utilisation
• Commercial and industrial development
• Stakeholder coordination
• Operational planning for facilities

We support development projects from the initial concept through planning, coordination and implementation.

Our role depends on how each engagement is structured. We may act as developer, project partner, implementation coordinator or development manager.

In each case we work with the relevant technical and institutional stakeholders to keep the project moving and its milestones on track.

Responsibilities may include

• Assessment and development planning
• Scope and implementation requirements
• Stakeholder engagement and coordination
• Engaging professionals and contractors
• Implementation coordination
• Progress monitoring and reporting
• Milestone coordination
• Resolving implementation issues

We work with government institutions, universities, the military and other public-sector organisations on housing, facilities, infrastructure, construction and renovation.

Our completed work includes hostel renovation at Obafemi Awolowo University, the renovation and completion of the OAU Conference Centre Guest House, and renovation works for Nigerian Army facilities.

We also take part in public-private partnerships where development goals need public institutions and private partners to work together.

Related engagements

• Obafemi Awolowo University
• Nigerian Army
• Nigeria Police Force (NPFPDCC)
• IAR&T, Moor Plantation
• Osun State Government
• Kwara State Government

We pursue opportunities with landowners, institutions, investors, businesses and other development partners.

These may involve residential or commercial property, infrastructure, land utilisation, institutional projects or other forms of development collaboration.

We are open to structured partnerships that combine land, capital, technical capability or institutional support. Prospective partners are welcome to contact us with proposals.

Partnerships may combine

• Land — landowners
• Capital — investors
• Technical capability — professionals
• Institutional support — public bodies