The luxury estate from the stable of IAS Unique Homes & Properties Nigeria limited, Nigeria Immigrations Treasure City (NITC) has taken a new dimension of using notable personalities as the face of the brand.
Few days ago, the chairman of Road Transport Employer Association of Nigeria(RTEAN), Ogun State chapter, Titilayo Akibu popularly called Efele, joined other personalities to be face of NITC with readiness to spread the goodnews of luxury home for all in the state.
The RTEAN boss who warmly received in his Abeokuta office the management team of IAS Unique Homes & Properties Ltd led by Ayobami Àkànjí Adelani said he is glad to be part of the project and pledged to throw his weight behind the projects and ensure his members key into the idea of the luxury estate.
Speaking on the choice of Efele as one of the faces, the Chairman of the company, Ayobami said the RTEAN boss was carefully chosen following his status in the society.
“IAS Unique Homes & Properties Ltd is happy to choose Chief Titilayo Akibu (EFELE) as one of the faces of the number one real estate companies in Nigeria. Currently, we have a very big and competitive project which is the NITC (Nigeria Immigration Treasure City) with 38 hectres located on the Abeokuta-Lagos Road, Wasinmi, Ewekoro,Ogun State” Ayobami said.
He also added that “The reason for us choosing you is that you are respected among your contemporaries and your great achievements in RTEAN cannot be ignored. For us to associate with your success, we deem it fit to make you a face of NITC and our expectations includes you convincing your members in your esteem association to have their share of in this competitive luxury estate as a plot currently goes for N7.5m.”
About IAS Unique Homes & Properties
IAS Unique Homes & Properties Nigeria Limited is an household name in Ogun state and a leading realtor across the country.
The property company also has an ongoing EMBER promotions on it’s lands around Ogun state where customers have the opportunity of depositing 50% of the cost of the land and spread the payment of the balance within 6 months.
