A new Estate known as Real Estate Academy has been lunched in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. The estate was launched last week Saturday by a group of entrepreneurs.
Speaking at the launch, the President of the Academy, Inimfon Colonel described Real estate as a gold mine and urged the youths to ensure they grab the benefits by being active participants in the sector.
Inimfon Colonel encouraged them to look beyond government and get involved in Real estates to create wealth and jobs noting that such would enable them have a reliable source of income and navigate out of the current economic hardship.
The Academy President said, “Under the current economy you don’t sit down and say oh, I work for the government so I cannot do Real estate, no, join us lets transform the world through you.
“There is a goldmine in real estate in this city of Uyo. We can attract the attention of the world to the welcoming environment in Akwa Ibom State and we smile to the banks courtesy of real estates.
“Enterprise valley Academy will be a lighthouse of education, empowerment, and prosperity for all. We want to innovate how we approach real estate, elevate our understanding and ultimately dominate our parts to success.”
Also speaking, the Chairman of the board of Enterprise Valley Academy, Gideon Ekanem said “the real estate sector helps you not just to invest, you also earn money as a broker, or as an investor. The opportunities are just massive when you come into the academy, we hold your hands through the process”.
In their reactions, attendees at the inauguration expressed delight over the academy saying it would be an opportunity to gain valuable experience in the sector to create wealth for themselves
Encouraging participants at the event, an Uyo based celebrity real estate promoter, Uche Sandra said “just few years ago, I felt I was making a mistake being in Uyo, my economic life was not encouraging, but immediately God opened my eyes to the goldmine in real estate my life changed. This state is currently the most sort after destination in Nigeria”.
Another participants, Etini Uko said “instead of going for iphones, and other personal belongings,, as young people it is better to invest in our future by acquiring knowledge and that is why I attended this event and also registered for the academy.”
