ABEOKUTA, NIGERIA — A groundbreaking real estate model in Ogun State is catching the attention of both the Nigerian Government and the global diaspora, offering a fresh blueprint to fix the nation’s critical housing deficit.
Ambassador Babatunde Adeyemo, CEO of Pelican Valley Nigeria Limited, has revealed an ambitious vision to transform Pelican Brief Estate into a national governance case study, proving that private enterprise can systematically boost state revenues and drive structured urban development.
A Blueprint for National Governance
The Pelican Brief Estate in Kobape is designed to accommodate over 2,500 homes. This single private layout surpasses the total volume of housing built by several state governments over a 16-year period.
Rather than criticizing administrative lapses from the sidelines, Adeyemo argues that private developers must “minister to the authorities” by establishing flawless, fully compliant systems. According to official data from the Ogun State Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development
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