Dr. Vivian Amaka O., CEO of Nasaga Limited, has been recognized as the Most Enterprising CEO of the Year in Real Estate at the prestigious African Industrial and Development Conference and Awards (AIDCA).
The award ceremony, held at the Congress Hall of Transcorp Hotel Abuja, celebrated outstanding achievements in Africa’s industrial and development sectors.
Dr. Amaka, renowned for her leadership in Nasaga Limited, stood out among esteemed peers in the industry.
As Managing Director/CEO, she has demonstrated exceptional prowess in property management, joint venture negotiation, client relations, marketing strategies, and contract negotiation.
“This recognition is a testament to the dedication and hard work of my team at Nasaga Limited.
“Over the years, we have delivered numerous successful projects, earning the reputation as ‘Landlord’s Bus stop’ in the Nigerian real estate market.
“Our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction remains unwavering,” she stated.
Nasaga Limited, headquartered in Abuja, has solidified its position as a reputable player in Nigeria’s real estate sector, offering luxury and exclusive properties tailored for international investors.
The company’s portfolio includes prime locations in Nigeria’s national and political capital, making it an attractive option for high-end clientele seeking strategic real estate investments.
With over a decade of experience, Nasaga Limited continues to innovate and set benchmarks in property development and management.
“We are committed to upholding global standards and best practices in real estate.
“Through strategic partnerships and a dedicated team, Nasaga Limited is poised to shape the future of Nigeria’s real estate landscape,” she added.
In a related development, the Federal Government has expressed concern over the inability of more than 80% of Nigerians to afford mortgage housing due to a lack of access to housing finance.
Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Dangiwa, made this known during the opening of the maiden Kaduna International Housing Exhibition at the Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Hall.
“Of the 43 million households, over 85% have less than N1.1 million in purchasing power. Of this, 40% (about 17.2 million households) fall into the poverty income group, and 47% (about 20.2 million) fall into the low-income group,” he said.
