Has it ever crossed your mind how Real Estate developers in Nigeria, Africa earn their money?

We have a phenomenal guest in our latest episode of Building from Africa. He goes way back with the Host of Building from Africa, Elijah Affi and you can tell by their rapport and brotherliness.

In this video, you will get to find out from him firsthand what processes he followed to attain success in the Real Estate Industry in Nigeria. Mr. Ayobami Folarin, fondly known as “AY” and his love for real estate is what drove him to build his own Real estate company called Real Forte, a business helping clients build wealth and secure financial freedom through real estate investment and development. Additionally, Real Easy is a platform for marketing and consulting services in real estate and Faim & Flo is his Construction Company.

Mr. AY shared his journey on what life was like growing up in Nigeria, and how he pushed the envelope to become an expert in the Real Estate industry in Africa, an attestation that dreams come true when you are consistent in doing what you are interested in.

He shed light on his mistakes while navigating the real estate industry and gave a few lessons, noted below:

-The way you carry yourself matters when transactions are involved

-People will be drawn to you when you carry yourself with confidence

-Know the management structure before you invest in a developer

-Review and have your lawyer review your agreement with developers

-Take time before you disburse investments

-If you are not wealthy enough, rent rather than buy for now

-Success is defined by the goal you set as an individual

-Patience helps you see clearly, otherwise you will make errors

If you would love to know how real estate works in Nigeria, what you need to know before starting a real estate company, how you should go about buying a home in Nigeria and what process it takes to make profit, watch this video to the end.

Welcome to our latest episode featuring the remarkable journey of a Nigerian woman who defied the odds to build an interior design empire from humble beginnings. Join us as we delve into the inspiring story of Freda Anegbe, the Creative Director and CEO of Panto Interiors, a design entrepreneur who transformed her childhood dream of selling tomatoes into a thriving business in the world of interior design.

From Ibadan, Oyo State, Freda had modest aspirations until she discovered her passion for design and decided to pursue her dreams against all odds. In this candid conversation, she shares the challenges she faced along the way, including being underestimated and judged for her background, and how she overcame these obstacles to become one of Abuja's most prominent design moguls.

Throughout the episode, Freda offers valuable insights into the importance of perseverance, self-belief, and resilience in the face of adversity. She reflects on the role of faith in God and determination in shaping her journey and discusses the key lessons she learned along the way.

Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a design enthusiast, or simply looking for inspiration to pursue your dreams, this episode is sure to leave you motivated and empowered to reach for the stars.

Don't miss out on this conversation with Freda Anegbe as she shares her journey. Like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more inspiring stories of success and resilience.

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Have you ever wondered how it feels to be crucified by the public, only to emerge stronger on the other side?

Tune into the raw, unfiltered journey of resilience and comeback in our latest episode on Building from Africa, featuring the story of Mr. Adewale Aladejana, widely known as Wale Jana. As the visionary behind Sapphire Scents, Wale carved a niche in the fragrance industry with dedication and a keen eye for what makes a scent more than just a fragrance but a personal brand.

In this candid conversation, Wale opens up about the highs and lows of his entrepreneurial path, the bitter taste of controversy, and the lessons learned in the public eye. From the initial spark that formed his passion for fragrances to the harsh realities of navigating business pitfalls and personal attacks, Wale's story is one of resilience, the importance of integrity, and the unyielding belief in one's vision against all odds.

Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this podcast with anyone who believes in the power of comeback stories.

Leave your thoughts in the comments below—we'd love to hear your take on this incredible story.

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Check out our latest podcast episode on Building from Africa featuring Yakubu Mohammed Yazeed Esq., CEO of YAZ LAUNDRY & CLEANING SERVICES (YLCS ) LTD and President of THE CLEANERS NETWORK. He also goes by the name “THE CLEANING KING”.

With almost a decade of entrepreneurial experience, Yazeed founded YLCS in 2019 and launched "PROJECT CLEAN ABUJA" in 2020, uniting cleaners against dirt.

He is currently the Head Coach at Yaz Laundry & Cleaning Services Academy where his vision extends to training hundreds, fostering successful cleaning businesses and passing the baton to the next generation in the battle against dirt.

Listen, subscribe, and join the conversation!

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Meet our guest, Barr. Funke Adeoye, a seasoned Lawyer and Social Entrepreneur who has made a significant impact, aiding over 8,000 individuals through her organization, Hope Behind Bars.

Delve into her insights on being a woman in the legal space, her passion for Criminal Law, and the origin of Hope Behind Bars rooted in a personal tragedy in 2018 linked to issues in Nigeria's healthcare system.

As a dedicated Social Entrepreneur, Barr Adeoye focuses on addressing Socio-Economic Inequity. Her mission includes:

-Supporting the unjustly incarcerated and individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds.

-Actively contributing to correctional services, and equipping individuals with skills for meaningful transformations.

In this video, she has a lot to share about the bulk of her work.

If you resonate with this content, don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts.

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It’s another episode yet again on Building from Africa!!!

Our guest Iyinoluwa Aboyeji is the CEO and general partner of Future Africa, a fund supporting innovative leaders in Africa. He is a serial entrepreneur who focuses on leveraging technology to unlock Africa's potential.

He has built two unicorns, Flutterwave and Andela, and invested in projects like Moove, a flexible car ownership platform that empowers Uber drivers in Nigeria, and Itana, a network of charter cities for African technology talent.

In this video, he shares his journey on how he got into tech and what it takes to succeed.

He mentioned some things worthy to note:

-If you want to build a company that grows faster, you have to gather a lot of trust

-It is important for founders and startups to build their products with a global perspective

-You need wisdom more than capital

-Money is not an excuse to not start a business. Rather, invest in knowledge

-Have a mindset of doing great work with a balanced life

-View yourself as an errand person with what you offer

-You can achieve success through a combination of faith, hard work, and dedication.

If you enjoyed this video, please like, subscribe and leave us a comment below.

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Have you ever wondered if AI has come to disrupt the nature of human work? 

Welcome to the first episode of Building from Africa! 

In this episode, we discussed with Mr. Gbenga Totoyi, a partner of Alan and Grant who has a passion for simplifying complex things. He has a background in Economics and is in the people business. 

Two things keep Mr. Gbenga at night, and they are; 

In this video, he mentioned 4 things critical to explaining the future of work: 

1. Changes we are seeing to the definition of work 

2. Changes to who a worker is 

3. The average workplace  

4. The reality of the larger economy 

As you watch this video, you will understand that: 

-Freelancing has come to stay and it is up to you to adapt to the changes or lose out entirely.  

-All organizations will have to be as dynamic as required. 

-Technology platforms have made it easier for you to showcase your talents and capabilities globally and luckily for you, you can get paid for the value you give globally. 

-The desperation to survive is what is driving African talents to lie to their employers, and trust will become the greatest issue going forward. 

-To do more, or to earn more, you cannot be alone. 

-Stupidity makes a winning team. 

You can watch the entire video to get more insight into what was said. 

If you enjoy this content, please like, subscribe, and share this video with those who need it. 

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