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International School of Real Estate 2.0 Set for Abuja in October

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 Building real estate businesses capable of sustaining growth and remaining competitive will take centre stage as the International School of Real Estate 2.0 holds in Abuja on 26–27 October 2026.

International School of Real Estate 2.0 Set for Abuja in October


Organised by the Nuel Osilama Leadership Development Academy, the two-day executive real estate masterclass will take place at the Yar’Adua Event Centre, Memorial Drive, Central Business District, Abuja, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily.


The programme, themed “How to Build a Structure That Endures & Owns the Market,” is convened by ESV. Osilama E. Osilama. It places business structure, leadership and long-term market relevance at the centre of the conversation about real estate growth.


The theme draws attention to the organisation behind the transactions: how a property business establishes clear responsibilities, develops its people, maintains consistent standards and builds the capacity to operate beyond the efforts of one individual.


For real estate entrepreneurs and company leaders, these questions connect immediate sales ambitions with the wider task of building an enterprise that can retain client confidence, support its team and sustain performance over time.


The advertised speaker lineup includes Dr Linus Okorie, Barr. Festus Adebayo, Abdulmalik Mahdi, Engr. Haruna Hyeladi, Coach Abraham Orukpe, Barr. Raymond Ijeomah, Dr Femi Joshua, Dr Chris Aziegbe and Mrs Faith Iyahen.


The masterclass offers a platform for real estate business owners, developers, realtors, managers and aspiring entrepreneurs to engage with the central challenge of turning individual effort into organisational strength.


With its emphasis on enduring structures, the event presents an opportunity for participating firms to reflect on how they organise their operations, develop leadership capacity and position themselves for continued relevance in the property market.

Registration is available in three categories:

- Regular: ₦65,000

- VIP: ₦250,000

- Online: ₦30,000


Group discounts are also available:

- 2 people: 5% discount

- 3–6 people: 10% discount

- 7–10 people: 15% discount

Interested participants can register at

 https://tinyurl.com/israccess

For enquiries and RSVP, contact 08033709834, 09019001543 or 08066088851.

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