A Project Manager with the United African Company (UAC),Mr Seun Ajala, on Thursday urged Nigerian firms to embark on projects that would create jobs and grow the nation’s economy.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Ajala, the project manager of Vintage Gardens, a project being executed by the UAC, made the observation at a project inspection in Port Harcourt.
He called on companies and organisations to invest in projects that would enhance economic growth.
Ajala said investment in real estate was one way of creating jobs and boosting the economy.
“If most companies and organisations embark on projects that could generate income and create jobs for the masses, Nigeria will be developed,’’ he said.
Ajala said that the Vintage Gardens Estate was started in 2012 by the UAC Property Development Company and was designed to build 90 housing units.
“We have about 54 ready developed housing units as an estate, with four bedroom semi-detached houses, four bedroom terraces, three bedroom flats, three bedroom terrace apartments and one bedroom studio flats.
“The estate has different facilities like PHCN electricity and 24 hours back-up power, monitoring cameras, Air Force security management and a Fire alarm system with fire extinguishers.
Mr Uche Madufor, the Regional Sales Manager of UAC, said that the estate would be secured for the residents and affordable for buyers.