Aare Adetola Emmanuelking, KOF, Chairman and CEO of Adron Group, has praised the Oyo State Government for its proactive reforms in the real estate sector, describing the state as a hub of “history, enterprise, and endless possibilities.”
He delivered the remarks during a goodwill message titled “The Real Estate Called Oyo State” at the 2025 Oyo State Real Estate Conference held in Ibadan. The event, themed “Real Estate and Economic Development in Oyo State: Strategies for Success,” convened leading developers, government officials, and investors to discuss ways of enhancing housing delivery and stimulating economic growth.
The conference, organised by the Office of the Special Adviser to the Governor on Housing and Urban Development in partnership with the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN), underscored the importance of policy stability, public-private partnerships, and innovation in driving the sector forward.
In his address, Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin, Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to transparency and investor confidence. He highlighted initiatives such as the digitalisation of land records (OYOGIS), improved urban planning, and significant infrastructure upgrades across the state. Ogundoyin also noted the passage of the Oyo State Land Control and Administration Bill, 2023, and the creation of the Anti-Land Grabbing Task Force as critical steps toward reducing land disputes and promoting secure property ownership. He commended developers like Adron Homes and MKH Properties for fostering trust in the state’s property market.
Aare Adetola lauded Governor Seyi Makinde’s administration for maintaining consistent land policies and governance structures that continue to attract serious investors. Recounting Adron Homes’ decade-long investment in Ibadan, he emphasized that the state’s policy stability had been central to the company’s success. He urged the government and future administrations to maintain policy continuity, warning that any inconsistency could undermine the progress achieved.
The conference concluded with stakeholders committing to deepen collaboration between public and private sectors, enhance regulatory transparency, and strengthen the business environment, positioning Oyo State as a benchmark for real estate investment in Nigeria.
