President, Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria, (REDAN), Akintoye Adeoye has inaugurated the REDAN-FMBN Liaison Committee in a bid to further spur increased Collaboration between both Organizations.
The Inauguration of the new committee took place at the REDAN head Office in Abuja. The committee will be saddled with the responsibility of being a liaison between both organization, fostering synergy and increasing areas of partnership.
Making his remarks, the President, Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria, Akintoye Adeoye, harped on the need for increased collaboration with all stakeholders in the industry for realization of laid down targets. He also stated that the committee was a carefully articulated team of seasoned professionals with the aim of further repositioning the Association for impact.
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Speaking on the significance of the event, he said “ this committee is established by the visionary leadership of our association as a vital bridge between our two esteemed organizations – the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria and the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria. We recognize the crucial importance of fostering a strong collaborative relationship between both organizations.
“the housing sector is the cornerstone of national development and it is our collective responsibility to ensure that we work hand in hand to address the pressing needs of our people. This Liaison committee represents a significant step in our journey towards creating a more vibrant and inclusive Ecosystem” he added.
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Members of the Committee include the committee Chairperson an deputy president, REDAN, Mercy Iyortyer, Dr. Lami Ahmed (financial Secretary) , Yunusa Shuaibu, Gdadebo Amos Kayode and Margeret Mfon Ekong. The Committee is saddled with the responsibility of creating and maintaining areas of collaborations between REDAN and FMBN.