The management of the Pelican Valley Nigeria LTD has begun immediate scaling up of infrastructural development at the Avenue Impact(AVI) corridor of the Pelican Brief Estate Kobape with connection to the national grid, installation of CCTV and street lights to add more value to the landlords’ investments.
This section of the estate identified as AVI street caters for the upwardly mobile IT expert Nigerians in the diaspora, who in their hundreds have keyed into the Pelican Valley real estate products.
The on – going CCTV and street lights installation are meant to reciprocate and complement the massive development going on in the AVI street.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Pelican Valley Nig Ltd, Amb (Dr) Babatunde Adeyemo, disclosed this on Tuesday evening shortly after on-the- spot assessment and inspection of projects in the estate.
Adeyemo told newsmen that no fewer than 700 investors from the diaspora, now have over a hundred on- going developments in the Pelican Brief estate, Kobape.
He said, “We have procured a multi million naira road compactor and we have also commenced delivery of stone base materials on our roads in preparation for the laying of our roads interlocking stones.
” The Avenue Impact street in the Pelican Brief Estate, Kobape was created for a group of United Kingdom based IT experts, who discovered me online, invited me over to the UK for their annual winter ball and in the end, they keyed into our products.
“Today, they have not only gotten their lands and houses documentations and allocation, but some who bought lands have also gotten there building plans approved and site Constructions are ongoing on the Avenue Impact street and other parts of the Estate. This is the power of globalisation”.
“Pellican-Valley Nigeria Limited is always ready to assist any client who is ready to build legal structures within our estates as we have capable engineers and world class consultants under our company’s retainership, who are piloting the affairs of all our construction works. We are doing a lot of trees retention on this street, we have plans to commence another round of massive tree planting on the axis and other parts of the estate in the coming year.”
