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September 5, 2025

Firm moves to fix land allocation problems

Firm moves to fix land allocation problems

From L-R: Ogunlowo Fortune – Media professional; Valentine Ijeomah – Chairman, GloVal Properties Nig. Ltd; Gloria Ijeomah – Managing Director/CEO, GloVal Properties Nig. Ltd; Alutu Kenechukwu – Client and B.O Salahuddeen– Company Secretary/Legal Counsel

By Juliet Umeh

In a move to tackle one of the most notorious challenges in Nigeria’s real estate sector, delayed land allocation, Gloval Properties has successfully handed over plots to 30 clients.

The firm said its maiden allocation exercise at Soteria Palms Estate, Igbooye, Epe, was conducted to fulfill its promise of timely land allocation without unnecessary delays.

Speaking during the event, Managing Director/CEO of Gloval Properties, Gloria Ijeomah, emphasized the company’s commitment to restoring trust in land transactions.

She said: “Land allocation is a big deal in Nigeria because many people buy land and never get allocated. At Gloval, we guarantee allocation within 3 to 6 months after payment. 

“Beyond that, we are ensuring the land works for you while delivering peace of mind and total transparency.”

For many beneficiaries, the allocation was more than a transaction; it was the fulfillment of expectations often denied in the wider property market. Clients walked through their demarcated plots, reviewed their documents, and expressed satisfaction with what they described as a transparent and reassuring process.

Soteria Palms Estate introduces an innovative agro-real estate model where each plot is cultivated with the high-yield Supergene Tenera species of palm trees. This ensures investors enjoy both land appreciation and agricultural income over time.

The company’s Chairman, Valentine Ijeomah, highlighted how Gloval Properties leverages technology to ensure transparency.

He said: “We have installed solar-powered CCTV cameras on every plot, giving clients, especially those in the diaspora, real-time access to their land. From anywhere in the world, they can monitor the growth of their palm trees, call for harvest, or even request sales and processing. It’s a new era of digital, transparent real estate.”

Some investors expressed optimism about the model. Alutu Kenechukwu, a structural consultant, described the development as a vision fulfilled.

“This isn’t just about land waiting for future development; it’s steady cash flow. From March when I first visited and saw bushes, to today with well-laid plots and thriving palms, my expectations have been exceeded.”

Another client, Mr. Miracle, added: “I noticed and witnessed Soteria Palms to be 100 percent authentic. Apart from being allocated my land, I also have the option to monitor it anytime through the CCTV. That’s top notch.”

With its focus on early allocation, transparency, and value creation through agro-real estate, Gloval Properties is positioning Soteria Palms Estate as a refreshing alternative in Nigeria’s property market.

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