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How Adron Homes Transform Dreams Into Reality, Creates Vision For Modern Real Estate Living

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In the words of American author Napoleon Hill, “First comes thought; then organization of that thought, into ideas and plans; then transformation of those plans into reality. The beginning, as you will observe, is in your imagination.” At Adron Homes, this profound statement resonates deeply with our mission and ethos. We don’t just envision cities, communities, and homes; we meticulously plan and execute them, turning imagination into tangible reality.

Today, we invite you on a visual journey through the incredible transformations that have taken place in two of our outstanding estates: Treasure Parks and Gardens (City of David, Shimawa Ogun State) and Manhattan Parks and Gardens Phase 1 (Uke, Nasarawa State). Join us as we showcase captivating before-and-after videos of these estates, revealing the magic of our dedication and hard work.

Martin Luther King once said, “Whatever you do, you have to keep moving forward.” At Adron Homes, we wholeheartedly embrace this philosophy. Our unwavering commitment to advancing our developmental projects across our estates is a testament to our determination to make your dream of owning a piece of paradise come true.

Treasure Parks and Gardens (City of David, Shimawa)

In the heart of Shimawa, our Treasure Parks and Gardens estate has evolved into a modern oasis that boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure, serene landscapes, and a sense of community like no other. Witness the journey from a blank canvas to a thriving neighbourhood in our captivating video.

Location: Shimawa, Ogun State

Price per plot: N20,000,000

We understand that investing in real estate is a significant decision, and we want to make it accessible to everyone. That’s why we offer flexible payment plans and discounts that suit your financial preferences:

  • 30% discount: N14,000,000 (48 monthly installments)
  • 40% discount: N12,000,000 (24 monthly installments)
  • 50% discount: N10,000,000 (12 monthly installments)

Manhattan Parks and Gardens Phase 1 (Uke, Nasarawa State)

Manhattan Parks and Gardens Phase 1 in Uke, Nasarawa state, is a testament to our dedication to transformation. This once-undeveloped land has now been shaped into a vibrant community with all the amenities one could dream of. Join us on a visual journey through its development.

Location: Uke, Nasarawa State

Price per plot: N7,000,000

Our promotional offers for Manhattan Parks and Gardens Phase 1 are designed to provide you with incredible savings:

  • 30% discount: N4,900,000 (48 monthly installments)
  • 40% discount: N4,200,000 (24 monthly installments)
  • 50% discount: N3,500,000 (12 monthly installments)

Manhattan Parks and Gardens Phase 2 Northgate

Uke: Price per plot: N4,000,000

Stay tuned for our upcoming Phase 2 Northgate development, where we will offer amazing discounts just like we do for our other estates:

  • 30% discount: N2,800,000 (48 monthly installments).
  • 40% discount: N2,400,000 (24 monthly installments).
  • 50% discount: N2,000,000 (12 monthly installments).

Imagine being a part of a thriving and welcoming community, watching your investment grow with time. Join us today, and you can become a proud landowner within any of our over 40 estates across Nigeria.

To learn more about our current Strong Relief Promotional Offer, visit Adron Homes Relief Package.

At Adron Homes, we are turning imagination into reality one project at a time. Our commitment to creating modern, sustainable, and thriving communities is unwavering. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to invest in your future and secure a piece of the Adron Homes dream.

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Italian Bags 24 Years Jail Term For Beating Physically Challenged Nigerian To Death

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Filippo Ferlazzo, the Italian who beat Italy-based Nigerian man Alika Ogorchukwu to death in July 2022, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison.

The 39-year-old Nigerian who was beaten to death in the Italian city of Civitanova Marche in the Marche Region in the Province of Macerata has finally received justice.

Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), made the announcement in a statement signed by NIDCOM spokesperson Gabriel Odu on Thursday.

Dabiri-Erewa who expressed satisfaction over the justice meted out to Ferlazzo commended the Nigerian Mission in Rome for following through with the case and other cases involving Nigerians.

“I am glad that this case finally got justice. Like I always say, there has to be consequences for actions”.

The NIDCOM boss also urged Nigerians in the diaspora to remain law-abiding, excel in what they do, and never forget home by giving back to their homeland.

She also exhorted Nigerians living abroad to uphold the law, be the best at what they do, and never forget their roots by supporting their home country.

According to the Italian police, Ogorchukwu was assaulted while strolling in broad daylight, after the Nigerian asked Ferlazzo’s fiancée to buy him a handkerchief.

With the use of Ogorchukwu’s crutches, the attacker battered the victim to death in front of multiple witnesses, some of whom made videos on their smartphones.

On July 30, 2022, Ferlazzo was detained and arrested on charges of having murdered Ogorchukwu and having stolen Ogorchukwu’s phone.

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Lagos Government Implements Total Ban On Street Trading, Hawking To Improve Safety And Sanitation

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In a bid to create a cleaner, safer, and healthier environment, the Lagos State government, under the auspices of the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, has implemented a comprehensive ban on street trading, hawking, and related illegal activities.

This landmark decision aims to address the rising concerns over public safety, traffic congestion, and the preservation of vital infrastructure.

Led by the dynamic Commissioner for Environment, Mr. Tokunbo Wahab, the state government has assigned the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps (commonly known as KAI) with the responsibility of ensuring strict compliance with the newly enforced environmental sanitation laws.

One of the primary reasons driving this ban is the need to curb the nefarious activities of hawkers who have increasingly resorted to disguising themselves as vendors while preying on unsuspecting motorists. These incidents of theft and robbery have not only threatened the safety of commuters but have also contributed to the disruption of traffic flow on major highways and streets.

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration, with its T.H.E.M.E Plus Agenda, is exhibiting a zero-tolerance approach towards street trading, hawking, and other illicit practices. By intensifying efforts to enforce these regulations, the government aims to foster a more conducive and orderly business environment while addressing the concerns of the general public.

The ban extends to the construction of illegal structures on drainage systems, as they pose significant risks to the local water management infrastructure. Additionally, the prohibition encompasses the display of wares on walkways, a practice that not only obstructs pedestrian movement but also contributes to unsightly and cluttered public spaces.

Citizens and traders are urged to cooperate fully with the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps, adhering to the newly implemented regulations in order to promote a more organized and hygienic society. The government’s commitment to ensuring the health and safety of its residents remains resolute, and these measures signify a significant step towards achieving that goal.

As the Lagos State government takes proactive steps towards creating a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable urban environment, the hope is that this ban will not only elevate the quality of life for all residents but also serve as a model for other regions to follow suit.

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Marketers Urge Federal Government To Address Rising Gas Prices

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The Nigerian Association of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers (NALPGAM) has urged the Federal Government to develop measures to keep gas prices stable and make it available to ordinary Nigerians.

The NALPGAM National President, Abideen Olatunbosun, made this plea during the association’s 36th annual general meeting/conference on Tuesday in Ibadan, Oyo State, with the theme “Expanding gas utilisation beyond imagination.”

He added that if nothing was done to stop the price growth, petrol will soon become a commodity for the few wealthy.

Olatunbosun said, “It is very vital for me to say that the galloping hike in the price of gas in recent times stands as a big challenge to LPG marketers. The government need to find ways to ensure the stability of gas price as well as make gas available to the common Nigerians. If nothing is done to the increase in price, gas will soon be a commodity for the few rich in our society.”

“As a country, we need to improve on our gas utilisation level. If we adopt gas, it will save our forest, improve quality of our lifestyle and the economy will grow. The hike in price of gas is a concern to all.”

In his lecture, the Guest Speaker, Prof Sunday Isehunwa of the Department of Petroluem Engineering, Faculty of Technology, University of Ibadan, identified changes in demand, changes in supply, natural gas production and consumption, changes in price and electricity pricing as some challenges facing LPG market in the country.

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