Adron woos investors with discounts

Property development firm, Adron Homes and Properties, says it is offering investors the opportunity to own land in different parts of the country.

The firm said in a statement on Sunday that with its annual promo tagged: ‘Adron Lemon Friday’, it was offering discounts of up to 25 per cent on land spread across Lagos, Abuja, Ogun and Oyo states, with title documents and flexible payment plans to suit all budgets.

It added that also on offer were gifts, including livestock and foodstuff, to usher in the Yuletide.

The company said it was set to make a landlord out of every adult citizen in the country in a relatively easy acquisition manner in major cities of the country such as Ibadan, Abuja, Shimawa, Lekki, Atan etc, in estates characterised by fast development in serene atmospheres.

Adron Group’s Chief Operations Officer, Mrs. Folashade Oloruntoba, was quoted to have said that payment plans would vary from instant to 12 months, while the company would also offer prototype houses for sale on demand with innovative architectural designs and quality fittings.

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