
…calls on investors to take advantage
The Enugu State government has announced a collaboration with two estate developers, Hymac Real Ltd, a subsidiary of Hyfield and Allied Associates Ltd and Toshel Nigeria Ltd, for the development of Conquest and Kateland estates located at Phase 7, Trans Ekulu, Enugu.
The Legal Adviser, Enugu State Housing Development Corporation (EHDC), Titus Ngene, who made this known during a press briefing in Enugu, yesterday, said that the state government has subsidised the cost of acquiring property in the estates.
“We have invited you this afternoon to present to you a very good investment. Enugu State Housing Development Corporation is an agency of government that has the mandate of meeting the housing needs of the state.
“We are presenting to you Conquest Estate and Kateland Estate both at Phase 7, Trans Ekulu Enugu. These two neighboring estates will be the biggest estate in the South East. It is planned in such a way to have state-of-the-art infrastructure. We want our people both home and abroad to come in and invest in this opportunity.”
In his speeches the managing Director of Hyfield and Allied Associates LTD, Hon. Okey Ayogu, said that while Hyfield is the owner and developer of Kateland Estate in its private capacity, his company is collaborating with Housing Corporation and its developer: Toshel Nigeria Ltd, to ensure a conducive development and business environment for its Kateland Estate and the Housing’s Conquest Estate. The two estates are to compliment each other to provide the best environment for the new city by provision of the state of the art infrastructures for the service of their residents.
The General Manager of Enugu State Housing Corporation, Barr. Gerald Asogwa, represented by the Corporation’s Senior Legal Adviser Barr. Titus Amaechi Ngene; the Managing Director of Hyfield and Allied Associates Ltd, Hon. Okey Ayogu, and the Managing Director, Toshel Nigeria, Tochukwu Nzekwe, jointly called on investors to take advantage of the opportunity as it will usher in increased economic activities in the South East.
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