Expert Calls for Better Media Coverage in Real Estate

Meckson Okoro, founder and partner at M. Okoro Associates, has called for enhanced media coverage of Nigeria's real estate sector, highlighting the public's lack of access to reliable information.
This statement was made during the formal launch of "Real Estate Today," a weekly television magazine program designed to educate and empower the public on property issues. The program aims to address the significant gap in media coverage, particularly in electronic media, which lacks dedicated real estate content.
Okoro recalled a previous engagement with the media on December 30, 2025, during which a memorandum of understanding was signed with QShelter Ltd to market major housing projects, including the Renew Hope Estate in Karsana, Abuja, and the Janguza Estate in Kano. The program, which is part of QShelter Ltd's corporate social responsibility initiative, will feature expert interviews and legal advice, aiming to protect citizens from fraudulent transactions and inform them about smart property investments.
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