The Founder of NICH-HOMES CONSULTANTS, Nicholas Adebisi, has reaffirmed the company’s commitment to social responsibility and inclusive land ownership, following the free allocation of residential plots to two beneficiaries in Yola.
In a statement issued on his behalf, Otunba Adebisi disclosed that the gesture was in the spirit of Ramadan and Lent, seasons that emphasize sacrifice, compassion, and service to humanity.
According to the statement, Mr. Jeremiah Mijahlimo, a person living with disabilities, and Miss Ngyana Mohammed were each allocated a residential plot measuring 50 by 100 feet, officially making them landowners in the city of Yola.
The official land documents were formally presented by the General Overseer of Light Cathedral Church International, Yola, who commended the initiative as a demonstration of genuine commitment to community development.
Otunba Adebisi noted that NICH-HOMES CONSULTANTS remains dedicated to making land ownership accessible to all, regardless of social or financial status. He emphasized that beyond commercial real estate transactions, the company is focused on securing the future of individuals and families, one plot at a time.
He further encouraged members of the public to take advantage of the firm’s genuine and verified plots located in prime areas, coupled with flexible installment payment plans designed to ease the burden of outright payment.
“Land ownership should not be a privilege for a few. With the right structure and integrity, it can become a reality for many,” the statement added.
NICH-HOMES CONSULTANTS continues to position itself as a trusted real estate partner in Yola, combining affordability, credibility, and social impact in its operations.
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