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Adron Homes Chairman Applauds Oyo State’s Real Estate Reforms, Calls for Policy Continuity

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The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Adron Group, Aare Adetola Emmanuelking, KOF, has lauded the Oyo State Government for its forward-thinking reforms in the real estate sector, describing the state as a land of “history, enterprise, and endless possibilities.”

Aare Adetola made this commendation while delivering a goodwill message titled “The Real Estate Called Oyo State” at the 2025 Oyo State Real Estate Conference, held in Ibadan.

The high-profile event, themed “Real Estate and Economic Development in Oyo State: Strategies for Success,” brought together leading real estate developers, policymakers, investors, and government officials to explore sustainable approaches to housing delivery and economic growth.

Jointly organized by the Office of the Special Adviser to the Governor on Housing and Urban Development in partnership with the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN), the conference emphasized the importance of policy stability, public-private collaboration, and innovation in shaping the state’s real estate landscape.

Delivering his remarks, the Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to transparency and investor confidence. He cited major achievements such as the digitalisation of land records (OYOGIS), improved urban planning, and ongoing infrastructure upgrades across the state.

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Ogundoyin also highlighted the passage of the Oyo State Land Control and Administration Bill, 2023, and the establishment of the Anti-Land Grabbing Task Force, both of which he said have significantly curbed land disputes and promoted responsible property ownership. He further acknowledged notable developers, including Adron Homes and MKH Properties, for strengthening investor trust in the Oyo property market.

In his goodwill message, Aare Adetola Emmanuelking commended Governor Seyi Makinde, FNSE, for sustaining a conducive business climate and ensuring policy consistency in land governance — a factor he noted has continued to attract credible investors to Oyo State.

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Recounting Adron Homes’ early investment decision nearly a decade ago, Aare Adetola explained that the company’s expansion into Ibadan was driven by the state’s stable policy environment and progressive leadership — a move that has yielded remarkable growth and impact.

He, however, urged the government and successive administrations to sustain policy continuity, warning that inconsistency could undermine the gains achieved so far.

“Oyo State’s real estate sector has become a beacon of opportunity, but its long-term success depends on maintaining the same visionary stability that made it thrive,” he emphasized.

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The conference concluded with a shared commitment by stakeholders to deepen public-private partnerships, enhance regulatory transparency, and foster an enabling environment that positions Oyo State as Nigeria’s leading model for real estate investment.

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