- sets to resume infrastructure development in November

In a strategic move to accelerate infrastructural development across its estates, Pelican Valley Nigeria Limited has procured a multimillion-naira road compactor to fast-track ongoing and upcoming road projects within its real estate communities in Ogun State.

The firm, renowned for its premium real estate projects, also disclosed that it has mobilized suppliers to deliver high-quality stone-base materials ahead of the road works scheduled to begin in November 2025.

Speaking with journalists at the company’s state-of-the-art site office in Kobape, Ogun State, the Chief Executive Officer, Ambassador (Dr) Babatunde Adeyemo, said the new acquisition is part of Pelican Valley’s commitment to enhancing infrastructure and improving investors’ returns on investment (RoI).

According to him, the road development exercise will cover all four estates under the company’s portfolio, Pelican Valley Estate, Laderin; Pelican Brief Estate; Pelican Ecostay Apartments; and Pelican Greenish Acres Estate, all located along the Kobape–Abeokuta corridor.

“As part of efforts to add value to our estate development, Pelican Valley has procured a multimillion-naira road compactor to commence road infrastructural development in our various estates,” Dr. Adeyemo said. “We have also mobilized suppliers to deliver high-quality stone-base materials that will be used before compacting the roads for durability. After that, we will begin laying the interlock stones that we have been producing for years.”

The Pelican Valley boss, who is also an anti-corruption ambassador, revealed that the company had already invested several millions of naira in producing interlock stones and other estate development materials. He assured that the firm remains steadfast in its mission to ensure that clients and investors continue to enjoy premium value and sustained RoI.

Dr. Adeyemo further called on existing clients to reciprocate the firm’s developmental strides by paying their development levies and newly introduced estate service charges promptly. He explained that although the Pelican estates have been in existence for over a decade, the estate service charge was only recently introduced to cover recurrent expenses such as security, gardening, and electrification.

“Most of our estates have been there for over ten years, and we have been paying high recurrent expenditures for estate maintenance,” Adeyemo noted. “We believe now is the right time to introduce the estate service charge to sustain the quality of our environment and services.”

He added that Pelican Valley’s long-term vision is to create self-sustaining communities modeled after modern city councils worldwide, assuring residents and investors of continuous improvement in estate infrastructure and management.

Pelican Valley Nigeria Limited is one of Nigeria’s foremost real estate and investment development companies, renowned for its innovation-driven projects, including Pelican Valley Estate, where the company’s slogan aptly declares, “Where Unusual Homes Happen.”