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  • Firm to hand over keys to new homeowners at Lagos apartments

    Firm to hand over keys to new homeowners at Lagos apartments

    Lifecard Group, the parent company of Lagos-based real estate development firm, Lifecard International Limited, has reaffirmed its commitment to making homeownership a reality for aspiring buyers.

    In a statement signed by the company’s media consultant, Dr. Princes Oghene, on Wednesday, the firm announced that it would officially hand over keys to a new set of homeowners at its Prime Stay Apartments on Thursday, October 30, 2025.

    According to the statement, the highly anticipated Allocation and Key Handover Ceremony will take place at Prime Estate, Sangotedo, Ajah, Lagos.

    The event, it noted, will mark another major milestone in Lifecard Group’s mission to empower individuals and families to own quality homes that blend comfort, class, and convenience.

    Mrs. Grace Ibhakhomu, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Lifecard Group, expressed excitement over the achievement, describing the Prime Stay Apartments as a testament to the company’s dedication to excellence in real estate development.

    “At Lifecard, we are passionate about transforming dreams into addresses. The Prime Stay Apartments are more than just homes; they symbolise trust, innovation, and our promise to deliver value to our clients,” she said.

    Ibhakhomu added that the ceremony will feature the official handover of property documents and keys to new homeowners, guided tours of the estate, and networking sessions with real estate professionals, investors, and stakeholders.

    She emphasised that the event represents not only a corporate achievement but also the beginning of new chapters for many families realizing their dream of homeownership.

    “To our new homeowners, your dream has become an address. To our investors, your commitment has transformed into tangible value and generational impact,” she said.

    Ibhakhomu also noted that the Prime Stay Project began as a vision to create purpose-built homes and accessible investment opportunities that offer real, lasting value. 

    The chairman said that despite challenges during the development phase, Adebola credited clients’ trust and patience for making the project a success.

     she emphasized the company’s commitment to transparency, excellence, and the goal of making world-class real estate attainable for everyday people.

    “We remain dedicated to building purpose and prosperity for families and communities across Africa,” she added.

    “With the successful delivery of Prime Stay Apartments, Lifecard Group continues to strengthen its reputation as one of Nigeria’s most reliable real estate brands; providing modern, secure, and affordable housing solutions for a broad range of clients. 

    The development underscores the company’s vision to create sustainable communities and bridge Nigeria’s housing gap.

    “So, this property, they bought it off-plan and you know what happened to Dollar and Naira.

    “With all the challenges, I didn’t respond, now that the house is ready, I want to respond. If not, I won’t even call media, I won’t do anything, I’ll just give people their keys and go.

     “I want to respond to her, you know. No developer will go through this challenge I went through that they will even have a house. No developer in Lagos will go through this challenge and they will be able to produce the house.

    “One, challenges of repurchase of this land, two, challenge of the access road, government was doing road and for more than one year, we are not allowed to enter this site.

    “Three, they bought these houses for over N20million when cement was N2,000. Today, cement is now sold at N10,000.

    “Then number four, we are no longer offering off-plan in Nigeria again because we don’t want our name to be tainted. 

    “So, we have decided to finish and give it to people at a premium. So, what we are using this one to do was to give people affordability.

    “We don’t want to do affordability again. So, we are publicly announcing that anything off-plan in Nigeria from Lifecard, beware, we don’t offer it again. So, we will need to use this publicity to the Lifecard’s favour.”

  • Lifecard group offers Nigerians home ownership with 40 percent down payment

    Lifecard group offers Nigerians home ownership with 40 percent down payment

    Real estate company Lifecard Group is pioneering a life-transforming model of home ownership for Nigerians by funding construction of its homes with its capital while buyers pay the 60 percent balance when the home is fully ready. 

    The unprecedented initiative by Lifecard is targeted at eliminating all the hurdles associated with home ownership under the off-plan, which is seldom bedevilled with uncertainties, such as broken promises from parties. 

    Lifecard Group continues its landmark innovation in the business of providing quality and affordable housing to Nigerian, by offering this freshly-minted wildcard to customers, setting a new standard of transparency and unrepentantly maintaining its client-first approach, onboarding first-of-its-kind revolution in the sector in Nigeria. 

    “At Lifecard, our goal isn’t just to build homes, it’s to build trust and financial freedom,” a spokesperson of Lifecard said. 

    “We understand the pressure many people face with real estate payments, so we take the risk off our clients and deliver homes before asking for full payment.” 

    However, Lifecard remains the go-to real estate merchant for clients who hold sentiments for off-plan model. The company underscored the value of off-plan investments when done right, highlighting that it allows customers secure properties at lower prices before full development; benefit from capital appreciation as the estate develops;

    spread payments over time and making homeownership more accessible. 

    But as a responsible real estate firm, Lifecard also spotlights the challenging sides of off-plan investment which include delayed construction timelines, unfinished or poor-quality delivery and financial loss if developers default. 

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    In the midst of varying options to customers on which model of ownership to jump on, Lifecard’s Eden Court Estate is a monumental proof of off-plan success story when managed with integrity. With a flexible five percent booking fee, Eden Court has successfully settled 20 families into their new homes, with many more families jostling for slots. 

    “Eden Court shows what’s possible when off-plan is done right—transparently, professionally, and with the customer at the center,” the spokesperson added. 

    In any case, Lifecard guarantees home without pressure and ownership without fear. Whether through its capital-funded developments or well-structured off-plan projects like Eden Court, Lifecard is on a mission to help everyday Nigerians own their own homes devoid of fear, unnecessary pressure, and financial strain. 

    By prioritising trust, affordability, and delivery at the core of its operations, Lifecard is not just selling real estate; it is restoring faith in homeownership in Nigeria.