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Exclusive, Urban Shelters Ignite Abuja’s Next Commercial Investment Boom
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Exclusive, Urban Shelters Ignite Abuja’s Next Commercial Investment Boom

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In a strategic move to expand commercial real estate opportunities and accelerate wealth creation in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Exclusive Shelters has partnered with Urban Shelters Infrastructure Limited to launch Phase Two of the Dei-Dei Ultra-Modern Market, a landmark commercial development designed to unlock new investment opportunities and stimulate the next phase of Abuja’s commercial growth.

In a statement, it was noted that the expansion follows the remarkable success of the first phase of the project, which attracted significant investor interest, generated impressive returns on investment, and positioned the Dei-Dei Ultra-Modern Market as one of Abuja’s emerging commercial destinations.

Speaking on the significance of the partnership, the Managing Director, Exclusive Shelters, Ahmad Bello Kawuwa, described the collaboration as a testament to the company’s credibility, excellence and consistent delivery.

“The partnership didn’t happen by chance. Urban Shelters has built and delivered projects for decades, and they don’t put their name next to just anyone. They looked at the market, looked at who is actually delivering, and they came to us.

“Exclusive Shelters has earned every bit of this recognition. While other companies were still finding their footing, we were already setting the pace, building on time, building right and building at a standard that attracts attention,” he said. 

Also speaking, the Managing Director of Urban Shelters Infrastructure Limited, Rilwan Aliyu, described the agreement as the beginning of a long-term strategic relationship that will redefine collaboration within Nigeria’s real estate industry.

He said, “Our signing today marks the beginning of a great relationship, not just signing documents but the beginning of a partnership that will last for many years to come. When you look at Exclusive Shelters, you see the future of excellence in Nigeria’s and Africa’s real estate landscape. We deliberately chose a company that has consistently demonstrated credibility and outstanding project delivery over the years.”

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