In a bid to bridge Nigeria’s housing deficit estimated at 28 million units, Wemabod Estate Limited, a subsidiary of Odua Investment Company Limited in partnership with Trans Fortress Global Resources is to redevelop six former residential units of Odua house at Ikoyi into eighteen premium homes.
The venture aligns seamlessly with Wemabod’s Five-Year Strategic Plan (2021–2026) and its bold ambition to contribute 500 new housing units to Nigeria’s urban landscape — a vision that also supports national efforts to close the housing gap in the cities.
The project tagged:”Odua Court” will consist of nine floors of 18 housing apartments to include two bedrooms, four bedrooms,maisonette and Pent house with parking spaces and is being financed by Trans Fortress Global Resources estimated to cost N12 billion.
The project will be delivered in the next 36 months, according to Kolapo Raji, chief executive officer of Transfortress.
