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The management of Fendini Group, developer of Rayfield Gardens City Estate has announced plans to build love garden as one of the recreational developments for residents of the estate.

According to the Managing Director/CEO of the company, Prince Laja Adeoye, the love garden will enable residents to relax and enjoy a beach-like experience, complete with palm trees, green grass, and white sand, all set in a beautiful ambiance.

A statement by Adeoye noted that Rayfield Gardens City Estate is a proposed estate with a unique blend of commercial and residential facilities, including a school, hotels, a super mall, a hospital, and an international conference center. 

He said: “The estate is undergoing rapid development, with infrastructure such as paved roads, solar-powered street lights, drainage, and electricity installation already in place.

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“The estate still has a number of service plots available for purchase, as well as built duplexes for sale. A super mall is already operational within the estate, offering residents a convenient shopping experience.

Adeoye assured residents and potential subscribers that the estate will provide the best value for their investment, promising to remain a top choice for a long time.

He also called on the Federal Government to review its fiscal and monetary policies to curb inflation, which would enhance the purchasing power of Nigerians, both at home and in the diaspora, who are interested in owning property in Nigeria.

The Management of Fendini Group, developers of Rayfield Gardens City Estate, has said it would soon become the foremost modern estates in Ibadan.

Head of the company’s Customer Relations Hally AbdulRafiu stated this to reporters on the infrastructural qualities embedded in the estate.

She noted that the hallmark of the project is quality infrastructures which all residents in the estate will enjoy. 

According to her, all roads within the estate are paved with 80mm solid paving stones to ensure that there is no single pothole for the next 10 to 20 years, adding that all the home owners will enjoy treated water, constant electricity, street lights, maximum guards and security in the Estate.

According to her: “We are building a super efficient security network within the Estate, to make it look like a fortress, where visitors will have to go through series of checks, and confirmation from their host via electronic codes and others, to ensure that those with no business in the estate cannot gain access.

“If you look around, you will see that we have started the installation of our electricity poles and power Infrastructures, this is to enable all Subscribers and home owners connect power to their homes immediately their houses are completed.

 “Also, you can see that our Street Lights are already Installed making the Estate very illuminated at night, and they are all Solar Powered.

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“We are making deliberate efforts to achieve Zero noise, near Zero Pollution and clean air in the Estate, all Subscribers are encouraged to Install at least, 15KVA Solar power in their homes to replace Generators.

 “So, we are working round the clock to provide our people with modern living Experience here in Ibadan.

“Our Company is putting a lot of infrastructure in place, so that you can be living here at Rayfield Gardens City Estate Ibadan and be working anywhere around the world, through remote jobs and earn in dollars and other foreign currencies, because everything that will make your living and working easier will be in place in the Estate, be it Electricity, Water, Fiber Optics fast internet connectivity and lots more.

“Also, a lot of Nigerian celebrities, and Techprenuers are already seeing our Estate at Rayfield Gardens City as a place to live and enjoy their lives as number of them have been visiting the Estate, and this shows that we are truly the modern abode for new generation due to the quality of our work and offerings.”