Adron Homes and Properties, Nigeria’s leading real estate company renowned for making homeownership affordable for all, has unveiled its much-anticipated Lemon Friday Plus Promo an upgraded version of its annual Lemon Friday campaign.

The Lemon Friday Plus Promo is designed to make property ownership easier, more flexible, and more rewarding for Nigerians both at home and in the diaspora. With discounts of up to 50% on all landed properties, flexible payment structures, and exciting gift packages, Adron Homes continues to fulfill its mission of providing affordable housing solutions nationwide.

According to the company’s Group Managing Director, Mrs Adenike Ajobo, the Lemon Friday Plus Promo was introduced as part of Adron Homes’ commitment to empower more Nigerians to become landowners despite the current economic challenges.

“For over a decade, we have continued to make property ownership possible for everyday Nigerians. Lemon Friday Plus takes that vision even further by making payments more flexible and the process of owning land more convenient and rewarding,” he said.

For the first time, subscribers can spread their initial deposits into five convenient installments, from July to November 30, 2025. This unique feature allows individuals and families to plan their finances while securing a plot in any Adron Homes estate of their choice.

The promo offers affordable entry options with tiered deposit packages:

* ₦300,000 (Bronze)

* ₦500,000 (Silver) – includes a cockerel & rice

* ₦1,000,000 (Gold)

* ₦3,500,000 (Diamond)

Each deposit category comes with exciting gift rewards, ranging from home appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines, and home theatres, to even cows for festive celebrations.

During the promo period, customers can enjoy a massive 50% discount on all Adron Homes estates nationwide and spread their remaining balance conveniently over 12 months.

This offer applies to all Adron Homes estates, including popular developments such as Treasure Park and Gardens (Shimawa), City of David Estate (Abeokuta), Grandview Park and Gardens (Atan-Ota), Manhattan Park and Gardens (Karshi, Abuja), among others.

With over 60 estates across Nigeria, Adron Homes provides customers the opportunity to own land in Lagos, Ogun, Abuja, Oyo, Osun, Niger, Nasarawa, Ekiti, and Plateau States.

Speaking further, the Managing Director, Mrs. Adenike Ajobo, who officially declared the Lemon Friday Plus sales open at the company’s Ibadan regional office, emphasized that the campaign underscores Adron Homes’ goal of building cities and creating affordable housing opportunities.

“This promo is not just about discounts; it’s about making real estate accessible to everyone; traders, salary earners, entrepreneurs, and even students. At Adron Homes, we believe everyone deserves a place to call home,” she noted.

The Lemon Friday Plus Promo is currently open to new and existing customers nationwide. Interested buyers can visit any Adron Homes regional office, call the company’s hotlines, or connect via its official website and social media handles to take advantage of this limited-time offer.

It was a night of honour and gratitude at the 12th Annual TMnews Summit and Awards 2025, where Aare Adetola EmmanuelKing, Chairman and Group Managing Director of Adron Group, received a prestigious Award of Recognition for his exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to empowering Nigerians through affordable housing and community development.

The event, themed “Securing the Future: A Collaborative Approach to Community Safety,” brought together top government officials, security chiefs, corporate leaders, and humanitarian advocates to engage in constructive dialogue on national security, community partnership, and sustainable development.

In his message of appreciation, Aare EmmanuelKing expressed heartfelt gratitude to TMnews Magazine for the recognition, describing it as a humbling honour that reinforces his commitment to nation-building through affordable housing, community empowerment, and corporate social responsibility.

“I am deeply honoured by this recognition from TMnews. It is a testament to the collective effort of the Adron Group family, whose passion and dedication continue to drive our mission of making quality housing accessible to all Nigerians. This award is not just for me, it is for every hardworking Nigerian who believes in the dream of a better, safer, and more prosperous nation,” Aare EmmanuelKing stated.

He further commended the organisers of the summit for their consistency in promoting dialogue and collaboration among key stakeholders in governance, business, and community development, adding that such platforms are essential to building a secure and progressive society.

The Publisher and CEO of TMnews Magazine, Temidayo Babalola, lauded Aare EmmanuelKing for his visionary leadership and transformative role in Nigeria’s real estate sector, describing him as a beacon of innovation and a passionate advocate for sustainable community growth.

The summit also featured the TMnews Humanitarian Awards, where 24 distinguished individuals and organisations were celebrated for their exceptional service to humanity, corporate responsibility, and community impact.

President Bola Tinubu has charged the new Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Joash Amupitan, to ensure that the 2027 general elections are free, fair, and devoid of violence, stressing that credible polls are the foundation of Nigeria’s democracy and public trust.

The President gave the charge on Thursday at the State House, Abuja, shortly after administering the oath of office on the new electoral chief, whose appointment was confirmed by the Senate a week ago.

Tinubu described Amupitan’s elevation as a vote of confidence from both the executive and legislative arms, urging him to guard the integrity of the electoral process with “the highest level of patriotism and discipline.”

“I, therefore, urge you, Professor Amupitan, as you take on this assignment, to protect the integrity of our elections and the institutional capacity of INEC,” Tinubu said.
“Your first test will be the November 2025 Anambra governorship election. I wish you success on that assignment.”

He noted that since 1999, Nigeria’s democracy had matured through reforms and lessons learned from previous challenges, but added that the electoral system must now go beyond rhetoric and stand as a model of credibility.

“Our democracy has come a long way,” Tinubu remarked. “To ensure that it continues to flourish, the integrity of our electoral system must be beyond reproach.”

He emphasized that every stage of the process — from voter registration to campaigns, media access, voting, counting, and collation — must reflect transparency, inclusivity, and peace, noting that the strength of democracy lies in the people’s ability to trust the process.

“Elections safeguard the people’s exclusive right to choose their leaders,” Tinubu said. “We must continue to improve the system, learn from yesterday, and innovate for tomorrow.”

Amupitan Promises Credible Polls, Calls His Appointment ‘Divine’

In his response, Professor Amupitan pledged to uphold the Constitution and pursue credible, free, and fair elections.

Speaking to State House correspondents after taking his oath, the Senior Advocate of Nigeria and Law Professor from the University of Jos said his leadership would be anchored on collaboration, transparency, and accountability.

“I reaffirm my commitment to defend the Constitution,” Amupitan declared. “Like the President said, I have been given a clear charge — to ensure credible, fair, and free elections. And that, I will ensure.”

He said the success of INEC’s work would depend on the cooperation of political parties, civil society, and security agencies, stressing that “no matter how well the system is designed, it needs stakeholders’ support to function.”

Amupitan took over from Professor Mahmood Yakubu, who served two consecutive terms — the longest in INEC’s history — and introduced key innovations such as BVAS and IReV to strengthen transparency.

‘We Must Restore Voter Confidence’

Upon assuming office at the commission’s headquarters, the new INEC boss vowed to restore public confidence, describing his appointment as “divine and purposeful.”

“The upcoming Anambra election is not just another poll,” Amupitan told INEC directors. “It’s a defining moment to prove our commitment to credible elections. Every voter must feel that their vote will count.”

He pledged to make staff welfare a priority, noting that the commission’s workforce plays a critical role in ensuring integrity in the electoral process.

“We expect so much from our staff, and that’s why their welfare will be central,” he said. “We’ll work tirelessly to ensure conducive conditions and adequate resources to deliver on our mandate.”

Amupitan, who hails from Kogi State — the first INEC chair from the North-Central — said his appointment came through divine orchestration.

“Maybe if I had a choice, I’d say I wouldn’t come here,” he admitted. “But from all indications, I see God moving in this country. My coming is divine. God is using this opportunity to birth a new Nigeria.”

Agbamuche-Mbu Hands Over, Praises Yakubu’s Legacy

Earlier, May Agbamuche-Mbu, the acting INEC chair, officially handed over to Amupitan. She hailed his appointment as “a call to national service of the highest order,” while reminding him that he was taking over at a crucial time with the Anambra poll approaching.

“You are stepping onto a firm and fertile ground laid by your predecessor,” she said. “Professor Yakubu’s tenure was marked by innovations that deepened transparency and voter confidence.”

She expressed confidence in Amupitan’s ability to lead, describing his appointment as “a herculean national service demanding sacrifice, patience, and wisdom.”

Amupitan’s inauguration drew attendance from his family, colleagues, and top government officials. His colleagues from the University of Jos were said to have temporarily shut down the campus in celebration of his appointment.

As the 2027 elections draw closer, all eyes will now be on Amupitan and his team — to prove that the era of credible, peaceful elections in Nigeria has truly begun.