Isuan Agro Estate Hosts First Land Bankers Summit in Abuja

Isuan Agro Estate Ltd (AHARA) organized the inaugural Land Bankers Summit in Abuja to address the knowledge gap regarding real estate and investments among Nigerians. The summit's convener, Ohimai Abraham, who is the Managing Director of Isuan Agro Estate, stated that the initiative aims to restore confidence in the real estate market by educating people on identifying and investing in genuine properties.
Abraham highlighted a prevalent misconception that land ownership is only for the wealthy, asserting that anyone can invest in land, even in less developed areas that may become urbanized over time. He called for government support in infrastructure development to enhance property values, particularly in emerging areas like Karshi in the Federal Capital Territory.
Newton Ovie, Executive Secretary of the Network for Agricultural Technical Education of Nigeria, emphasized the role of land ownership in achieving food security and wealth for low-income earners, suggesting they form cooperatives to acquire land collectively due to high costs.
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