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Revolution Plus Property marks anniversary, plans low cost houses for Nigerians

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By Alex Olise

 

Foremost real estate giant Revolution property have unveiled a new plan to embark on building low cost housing scheme across Nigeria to cushion the age long housing challenges in the country.

 

The Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Dr Bamidele Onalaja disclosed the fresh plans yesterday in Lagos during a brief celebration to mark the nine years anniversary of the company and also to celebrate his birthday.

 

According to him, affordable housing still remains a mantra and the company keep striving to outdo its past to keep manoeuvring the enormous challenges associated with delivering affordable housing in Nigeria.

 

He noted that despite many challenges over the years the company has remained resolute and committed to providing Nigerians affordable housing and fulfilling the mission of bridging the housing deficit in the country.

 

Since inception the company is known for instant allocation an innovation which has been applauded in the real estate sector.

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