The founder and CEO of Ochacho Real Homes, Mohammed Adah has shared insights on tackling Nigeria’s housing deficit, emphasising the need for collaborative efforts between the government and private sector.
Abah stated this during a press briefing at the Ochacho Real Homes workshop in Abuja.
Adah stressed the importance of long-term partnerships between public and private entities as a crucial step towards addressing housing challenges in Nigeria. He highlighted the necessity for both sectors to comprehend the populace’s housing needs to effectively narrow the gap.
He said, “The significance of tailoring affordable housing solutions to suit the lifestyles of communities in the developing world. He asserted that grasping the unique living conditions of these communities is pivotal in determining the pace at which the demands of rapidly growing African cities can be met.”
Through Ochacho Real Homes, he has significantly impacted Nigeria’s real estate landscape, generating employment opportunities and empowerment for thousands.
He said that at the outset of his business, he faced a lot of daunting challenges. But his uncommon daring spirit and survival instinct made him overcome the teething challenges.
“Today Ochacho Real Homes has emerged as a prominent player in Nigeria’s real estate sector, diversifying its portfolio and venturing into various industries,” he said.
Adah’s visionary leadership has elevated the company to set global standards, with ambitious projects not only in Africa but also in the United Kingdom.
Adah’s forthcoming endeavour, the commissioning of a 5-star hotel in Benue State, underscores his commitment to fostering economic growth and empowerment in local communities. This initiative is poised to create job opportunities and contribute to the socio-economic development of the region.
As a fervent advocate for leveraging the real estate sector to enhance Nigeria’s socio-economic landscape, Adah continues to champion low-income housing solutions, positioning himself as a catalyst for positive change in the nation’s housing sector.
