Brit Properties, one of Nigeria’s leading real estate companies, has successfully hosted the Brit Mini-Marathon, the grand finale of a month-long series of activities commemorating its 15th anniversary.
The event, which drew close to a thousand participants, was held in grand style with nearly a thousand participants.
The Mini-Marathon, which took place at Ajah, Lagos, celebrated the spirit of health, wellness, and community engagement. Winners in both the male and female categories were awarded ₦1 million each, while first and second runners-up received ₦500,000 and ₦250,000 respectively.
Distinguished guests at the event included Hon. John Campus, Executive Chairman of Eti-Osa East Local Government Council; HRM Oba Abdulateef Kolawole Lawal-Olumegbon, the Olumegbon of Ajah & Okun-Ajah; Baale Okeiranla, Chief Olufemi Alaba-Ode; and the GMD of Brit Holdings, Dr. Bright Chimezie.
Speaking during the event, the Olumegbon commended Brit Properties for using the marathon as a positive platform to engage the youth, promote peace, and foster unity within the community.
“This initiative is a step toward building a stronger, healthier society. I appreciate Brit Properties for thinking beyond business to invest in the wellbeing of our people,” he said.
Dr. Bright Chimezie emphasised the importance of giving back to the community, stating that the series of activities reflect Brit Properties’ dedication to Corporate Social Responsibility.
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“Our 15th anniversary is not just a milestone for us; it’s an opportunity to impact lives positively. Through health promotion, environmental care, and youth engagement, we are building the kind of communities we want to serve,” he remarked.
He also revealed that the company plans to expand the event in 2026, taking the Mini-Marathon and outreach efforts to an even greater level.
Leading up to the marathon, Brit Properties partnered with LAWMA to conduct a community clean-up at Ajah Under Bridge, emphasising the importance of hygiene and waste management. The company also planted 15 trees, symbolising its 15 years of existence and commitment to environmental sustainability.
In addition, a Community Outreach was organised, featuring the distribution of food to nearly 2,000 people, donation of 1,000 school bags to school children, provision of free medical care, and driver safety training in partnership with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC).
A Talent Hunt also took place, rewarding young talents and providing a platform for youth empowerment.
The success of the Mini-Marathon and associated activities underscores Brit Properties’ commitment to building thriving communities and leaving lasting positive impacts beyond real estate.