In a strategic move to strengthen synergy within Nigeria’s real estate sector, the Chairman of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV), Lagos State Branch, ESV Tosin Kadiri, led a high-powered delegation on a courtesy visit to the Chairman of Adron Group, Sir Aare Adetola Emmanuelking, KOF, at the company’s head office.
The engagement underscored the growing importance of structured partnerships in accelerating housing delivery and promoting professional integration across the nation’s real estate value chain.
Welcoming the NIESV delegation, Sir Aare Adetola Emmanuelking—himself a proud member of the Institute—offered inspiring insights into the Adron Homes journey. He recounted his early experiences in estate management, which helped shape his vision—not just to build houses, but to create cities, communities, and enduring homes.
“Adron Homes was not born out of convenience, but of a calling,” he shared. “This industry is filled with challenges, but with vision, resilience, and strategic focus, we have continued to stand out, building and expanding with purpose.”
He further highlighted Adron’s thematic approach to estate development, referencing the labelling theory the company applies—naming and branding estates to reflect cultural and geographic inspirations. He also noted Adron’s substantial investments in infrastructure, positioning the brand as a visionary and responsible developer in Nigeria’s housing space.
Speaking on behalf of the delegation, ESV Tosin Kadiri, Chairman of the NIESV Lagos Branch, commended Adron Homes for its scale, consistency, and visible footprint across the country. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between NIESV and Adron Homes to deepen professional engagement and create win-win opportunities.
“We are here to initiate a deeper partnership. Our members stand to benefit from the remarkable structures Adron has built, and we believe there’s room for shared value creation,” he stated.
Echoing the sentiment, the Chairman of the NIESV Cooperative Society proposed a bespoke housing scheme for NIESV members, with Adron Homes allocating designated zones within its estates to support tailored property development that aligns with members’ professional aspirations and budgets.
Further, ESV Kadiri proposed integrating experienced estate and facility managers from NIESV into Adron Homes’ estate management operations, to ensure optimal value delivery and professional oversight.
In his response, Sir Aare Adetola Emmanuelking welcomed the proposals warmly and expressed his commitment to deepening the existing relationship with NIESV.
“We have enjoyed a productive relationship with NIESV Lagos Branch in the past. This new leadership brings renewed energy, and we are ready to explore strategic ways to strengthen that partnership. At Adron, we always look to work with professionals who share our vision and values.”
Members of the NIESV delegation took turns to commend Adron Homes for its impressive achievements. One executive remarked:
“This visit has been an eye-opener. As professionals, we sometimes underestimate the scope of what it means to be a real estate developer. Today, we leave with deeper appreciation and renewed inspiration.”
In attendance from NIESV Lagos were: ESV Ayodeji Odeleye, Vice Chairman, ESV Olaseni Lojede, Honorary Secretary and other members of the executive committee
Representing Adron Homes were: Adenike Ajobo, Managing Director, Shola Orunmuyiwa, Group Company Secretary, Chitola Roberts, Deputy Managing Director, Business Investment, Maureen Echefu, Chief Press Secretary, Faruq Salisu, Personal Assistant to the Chairman and other senior management team members
The meeting concluded with both parties affirming their commitment to strategic collaboration that will elevate industry standards and foster sustainable growth in Nigeria’s real estate sector.
With visionary leaders like Aare Adetola Emmanuelking championing innovation, professionalism, and inclusive development, the future of Nigeria’s built environment remains both promising and inspiring.