City People honours Pelican Valley Estate CEO, Adeyemo

A top celebrity magazine, City People will honour the Managing Director/CEO of Pelican Valley Estate, Babatunde Adeyemo, with a special award at its maiden edition of City People Ogun State Entrepreneurship Award. 


Also, the estate company will be honoured with the award of Indigenous Real Estate Company of the Year by City People.

The notification of the awards was contained in a letter dated April 8, 2019 and personally signed by Seye Kehinde, publisher of the Lagos based magazine.

According to the letter, Pelican Valley brand has been grown steadily by a journalist cum realtor, Adeyemo, over the years, hence, its emergence as the Indigenous Real Estate Company of the Year in Ogun State.   

The award, slated for Sunday,  June 16, 2019 at Providence Event Centre in Abeokuta, will have the wife of the governor-elect of Ogun State, Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun. 

Reacting to the award notification, Adeyemo, said though he is no stranger to awards, the special award by City People Magazine for him and that of indigenous real estate company of the year for his company, will serve as an elixir to take the company to higher pedestal.

Adeyemo, a seasoned journalist, added that his passion for entrepreneurship had galvanised him to establish the company, which according to him, has been nurtured to be the fastest growing real estate company in Ogun State and beyond.

He however noted that Pelican-valley chose to pioneer the private real estate investment in Ogun state due to the impending real estate investment boom being the Gateway State and proximity to Lagos.

 The Pelican Valley boss, therefore, commended the Federal Government for the construction of the light rail system and locating the rail terminal, training school and shopping mall in the heart of Ogun State capital of Abeokuta.  

He expressed his company's desire to further partner with government at all levels in a bid to ignite or boost the housing sector in the state, which according to him,  will in the long run, give fillip to internally generated revenue of Ogun.


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