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Cynosure Realty Holds Maiden Stakeholders’ Roundtable, Unveils New Abuja Project

By Yemi Tunde

Cynosure Realty Holds Maiden Stakeholders’ Roundtable, Unveils New Abuja Project


Cynosure Realty has hosted the maiden edition of its Stakeholders’ Roundtable in Abuja, bringing together professionals, industry leaders and business partners to strengthen collaboration and drive sustainable growth in Nigeria's real estate sector.

The event, held on July 11 at Hall 1, Novare Central Mall, Wuse Zone 5, Abuja, was themed "The Maiden: Partnerships that Build Legacy." It featured stakeholder engagements, project unveilings, panel discussions, networking sessions and entertainment.

Speaking at the event, the Chief Executive Officer of Cynosure Realty Ltd and Convener of the Cynosure Stakeholders' Roundtable (CSR), Mr. Micheal Okuboye, described the gathering as a defining moment for the company.

"This maiden stakeholders' roundtable marks the beginning of stronger, more intentional partnerships that will define our legacy. We brought together stakeholders from different industries to align on shared goals and explore opportunities that create lasting impact," he said.

The roundtable attracted participants from the legal, academic, real estate and business sectors, including Managing Partner of Law Corridor, Henry Kelechukwu Eni-Otu (Esq.); author of Understanding FCT Land Systems, Mrs. Nanfe Gambo; Professor of Accounting at Nile University Abuja, Prof. Uthman Bukola; and Director of Grey Boulders Ltd, Arc. Efana Henshaw.

A major highlight of the event was the unveiling of Cynosure Realty's new development in Gwarimpa, Abuja, a project the company said underscores its commitment to expanding quality housing opportunities in strategic locations across the Federal Capital Territory.

According to Okuboye, the development reflects the confidence stakeholders have continued to place in the company.

"The unveiling of our new location in Gwarimpa represents our commitment to expanding quality real estate offerings in strategic areas of Abuja. This project is a testament to the trust our stakeholders have placed in us," he stated.

Guests also participated in a raffle draw and interactive games, with winners receiving prizes including a refrigerator, television set, mobile phone, air fryers, microwave ovens and cash rewards, alongside other gift items.

Explaining the rationale behind the gesture, Okuboye said the company sought to appreciate stakeholders for their continued support.

"The raffle draw and gifting were our way of appreciating our stakeholders for their continuous support. Seeing the joy on the faces of the winners and other recipients made the day even more memorable," he said.

He added that the initiative aligns with the company's vision of building enduring relationships alongside physical developments.

"Events like this reinforce our tagline – Building Together, Lasting Forever. We are not just developing properties; we are building relationships and legacies that will outlive us."

Participants at the roundtable engaged in discussions on emerging trends in the real estate industry, investment opportunities, sectoral challenges and collaborative approaches to sustainable development, while expressing optimism that the initiative would become a regular platform for industry engagement.

Reaffirming the company's long-term vision, Okuboye said Cynosure Realty would continue to pursue excellence through strategic partnerships and innovative real estate solutions.

 "This is just the beginning. We remain committed to delivering exceptional value through strategic partnerships and innovative real estate solutions."

The successful maiden edition of the Stakeholders' Roundtable further positions Cynosure Realty as an emerging player committed to fostering collaboration, innovation and sustainable growth within Nigeria's real estate industry.

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