Roda Homes Advocates for Quality and Affordable Housing in Nigeria

Fadekemi Ajakaiye 

As Nigeria’s housing deficit continues to widen, concerns over the declining quality of homes have become more pronounced, with many developers prioritizing cost-cutting over durability. In response, Roda Homes and Property Limited has reinforced its commitment to building affordable yet high-quality homes, ensuring that Nigerians can access sustainable housing without compromising on safety and long-term value.

According to the Managing Director of Roda Homes, Ibrahim Umar, the company’s mission is not just to develop properties but to provide homes that stand the test of time while remaining within reach for the average buyer. “We recognize that affordability should not come at the expense of quality. Our approach focuses on sustainable construction techniques that enhance durability while keeping costs manageable for both homebuyers and investors,” he stated.

In a market where substandard materials and rushed construction processes are becoming increasingly common, Roda Homes is implementing measures to guarantee value for money. The company places emphasis on the careful selection of project locations, ensuring accessibility, infrastructure, and long-term viability for residents and investors alike.

“Our developments are strategically positioned to maximize convenience and investment potential,” said Abdul Malik Okorejior, Chief Operations Officer at Roda Homes. “A home is not just about the structure; it is about the community, access to amenities, and the potential for appreciation over time. By prioritizing these factors, we ensure that our clients enjoy both immediate and future value from their investments.”

Roda Homes has successfully delivered multiple residential and commercial projects across Lagos, including Qmall in Jakande, Roda Terraces in Sangotedo, and Arzumi Residences in Ologolo Lekki. The company remains committed to addressing Nigeria’s housing needs by integrating innovative solutions that keep homes both affordable and durable.

As the real estate sector evolves, industry experts continue to stress the need for sustainable practices that do not solely focus on short-term profits. With developers like Roda Homes advocating for quality-driven, accessible housing solutions, there is optimism that more Nigerians will have the opportunity to own homes that are both secure and financially viable.