18th August 2025
Pelican Valley Nigeria Limited, a real estate firm, has unveiled a zero-interest, no-hidden-charge housing and land subscription repayment plan for Nigerians in the diaspora.
In a statement, it was noted that this move was taken in a bid to attract more investors and bridge the country’s growing housing deficit.
The offer was announced on Wednesday in Winnipeg, Manitoba, at a real estate conference where the award-winning firm, on the invitation of two of its clients, showcased its high-quality, no-risk and high-return property investment opportunities.
Speaking at the event, the company’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr Babatunde Adeyemo, said the initiative was designed to encourage capital repatriation, ease property ownership for Nigerians abroad, and foster long-term wealth creation through real estate.
He told participants at the event that now is the best time for Nigerians in Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States to take advantage of the projects even with zero capital, adding that the firm was offering zero-interest payment plans without hidden charges, alongside exclusive amenities, to make the investment process seamless.
Speaking at the gathering, Adeyemo shared the story of a public servant to whom he introduced his project and who has since made over N15m in commission for referring clients.
He recounted, “I told her, ‘You’re a senior public servant with goodwill. Why not use your goodwill to sell this product instead?’ For years, the land’s value rose from N1m upwards, yet she still hesitated. One day, she decided to take my advice. She became a landowner on my estate without paying a dime.
Her story is well publicised. She has brought in clients and earned over N15m in commissions in value. Now she’s even considering buying a house with her earnings. This is not motivational talk; I’ve done it myself, I’ve taught people to do it, and it works. You can start real estate with zero capital.”
Adeyemo also emphasised the importance of taking possession once land is purchased, describing it as one of the most challenging yet crucial steps in property ownership.
He explained, “Many real estate companies struggle to secure approved layouts from the government because of the stringent requirements, such as beacon sheets, topography surveys, engineering surveys for roads and drainage, and establishing these ahead of full government approval.
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