Forevermore Group Emerges as a Driving Force in Nigeria’s Economic Transformation

By Ugo Aliogo

Forevermore Group, a real estate firm addressing housing shortage with creative housing solutions, aimed at young professionals and growing families who dream of owning a home without compromise.

Its flagship project, Bargos by Forevermore Real Estate, introduced five-bedroom terrace smart homes designed for modern lifestyles. These homes feature thoughtful layouts, advanced fixtures, and technology that makes day-to-day living smoother. Building on that success, the company launched Venture Scape Estate in Karsana, Abuja.

Buyers can secure a three-bedroom duplex with just a 20 percent deposit. The community offers reliable electricity, well-paved roads, recreational spaces, and healthcare access. Homes are delivered at a pre-finished stage, giving owners the freedom to personalise interiors while enjoying long-term structural assurance.

“At Forevermore, we believe a home should be more than just a roof over your head,” said Kyomnom Kachiro Bargo, Founder and CEO. “It is a place where comfort, security, and peace come together. We have learned that careful planning and taking smart, informed risks are what help you succeed especially in a market that changes almost overnight.”

Forevermore is not stopping at homes. With Nigeria’s energy landscape shifting with fuel subsidies removed and reforms underway, the company is exploring sustainable transport solutions. Investments in Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and electric vehicles aim to make everyday mobility more affordable and environmentally friendly for Nigerians.

The group is also stepping up in financial services. The Investments and Securities Act 2025 introduced stronger investor protections and support for digital assets. Forevermore is using this framework to provide clear, reliable investment opportunities that channel funds into real estate, automobiles, and infrastructure while boosting confidence in the economy.
Even amid rising construction costs, inflation, and policy changes, Forevermore has remained agile. Its partnerships with government agencies and focus on innovation have cemented its place as a company shaping the country’s future.

Bargo began his career as a financial analyst before venturing into real estate, bringing a sharp eye for strategy and growth. A graduate of the University of East London with an MBA from the University of Wales, he emphasises mentorship, educating clients, and using technology smartly as the keys to sustainable growth.
At its heart, Forevermore Group is about more than building homes or selling vehicles. It is about creating spaces where families can flourish, communities can grow, and investments inspire confidence. In a changing Nigeria, the company stands as a symbol of resilience, opportunity, and forward-thinking vision.