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Revolution Plus Property empowers widows in Lagos

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…gave out bags of rice, vegetable oil

By Alex Olise

One of Nigeria’s leading property firms, Revolution Plus, has continued to put smiles on the faces of the less privileged in the society as the it gave out bags of rice to about one thousand widows.

Confiance News gathered from the company on Friday.

The event which took place during the week at the corporate headquarters of the company attracted large number of residents who came to be part of the gestures.

Aside the bags of rice, vegetable oil were also given to the beneficiaries. Some of them who spoke with our correspondent said, “we are grateful to God for giving us Revolution Plus Property they have been empowering many people all over Lagos state and environs.”

Addressing Journalists during the event the Chairman the company, Dr Bamidele Onalaja, said he learnt the act of giving from childhood and also through his Pastor Dr Chris Oyakhilome who taught much about the need for children of God to give to the needy as it is in the Bible through the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Also the Wife of the Chairman Mrs Tolulope Onalaja was busy during the event as she gave the rice and other items to the beneficiaries. The company have decided to make it annual event and had plans to reach out to more people all over Nigeria.

Revolution Plus Property started operations in May 2014 by Dr Bamidele Onalaja and his wife Mrs Tolulope Onalaja with the vision of providing affordable housing for Nigerians and bridging the housing deficit across the country.

The company has over the years grown to create a revolution in Nigeria ‘s real estate sector thereby emerging a brand that is now a household name and proudly bringing the real estate dreams, desires and expectations of many into reality.

The company has over 43 estates spread across the country and eight mega housing projects, which are situated in Lekki, Ajah, Epe, Ibeju -Lekki, Ikorodu, Shimawa, Mowe, Abeokuta, Ibadan, Port Harcourt and Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja.

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