Adron Homes and Properties is set to participate in the 11th Olojo Festival in Ile-Ife, Osun State, with the real estate company unveiling plans for a Premium Estate development within the ancient city.
The 2026 Olojo Festival, themed “Culture Preservation Through Sustainable Tourism,” is expected to bring together traditional rulers, government representatives, businesses, cultural stakeholders, tourists and the media to celebrate Yoruba heritage and the historical significance of Ile-Ife.
Ahead of the festival, Adron Homes was represented at the press conference and unveiling of the 2026 edition by senior officials from its Western operations, including Deputy Managing Director, Western Super-Cluster, Ogundapo Odunola; Assistant Managing Director, Western Galaxy 1, Johnson Olugbenga; and Deputy Sales Manager, Livingspring World, Shobowale Taiwo.
Speaking at the event, the Director General, Media, Branding and Corporate Communication, Adron Group, Seyi Oyekunle, who represented the Managing Director of Adron Homes and Properties, Mrs Adenike Ajobo, said the company’s participation reflected its interest in connecting real estate development with cultural preservation and community growth.
He said the theme of the festival was timely, noting that sustainable tourism could create opportunities for employment, investment, entrepreneurship and local economic development.
A major highlight of Adron Homes’ participation was the unveiling of plans for its Premium Estate within the Ile-Ife domain.
Oyekunle acknowledged the support and approval of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, for the proposed development, saying the company recognised the responsibility that comes with developing property in a city of significant historical and cultural importance.
According to him, the proposed estate is expected to contribute to housing development while creating opportunities for investment and supporting businesses within the community.
He also called for greater efforts to develop Ile-Ife as a year-round tourism destination rather than limiting its tourism activity to the annual festival.
Oyekunle said sustained tourism development could benefit artisans, young entrepreneurs and businesses operating in hospitality, entertainment, fashion, technology and other creative sectors.
He further encouraged Nigerians in the diaspora to explore opportunities to reconnect with Ile-Ife through investment and development.
With its participation in the 2026 Olojo Festival, Adron Homes is positioning its proposed Ile-Ife development alongside a broader conversation about culture, tourism, housing and community development.
