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By Sunday Ani
A real estate firm, Abode Assets Limited has concluded an international training bootcamp for 16 of its outstanding associates and customers in Qatar and Rwanda, respectively
The week-long programme, which combined professional development training with cultural immersion, brought together raffle draw winners from the Africa Wealth Festival (AWF), top-performing sales associates and members of the Abode leadership team.
Speaking on the initiative, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Co-Founder, Mr Jeffery Itepu, said the bootcamp was designed to enhance professional competence, boost productivity and provide Abode’s associates with the global exposure necessary for a fundamental mindset shift in wealth creation.
Also, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) and co-founder, Mr Damilare Oshokoya, said the programme was more than just a reward trip. “This is about transforming our associates into global citizens to understand that wealth-building transcends geographical boundaries.
“We’re committed to democratising opportunity across Africa and that starts with investing in our people.”
Oshokoya noted that participants had training sessions on advanced sales strategies, team development and global best practices in real estate investment. “The programme also included guided city tours of Doha’s iconic skyline and cultural landmarks in Rwanda, providing associates with firsthand exposure to international markets and investment landscapes,” he added.
One participant described his experience at the programme as life-changing, noting that the training modules challenged conventional thinking about wealth creation and professional excellence.
“The level of investment Abode is making in its associates is unprecedented in the Nigerian real estate sector. This isn’t just about selling land; it’s about building a generation of financially intelligent Africans,” he said.
Oshokoya emphasised that land remains one of the most reliable wealth preservation tools, stressing: “We’re not just selling property; we’re offering Africans a tangible stake in the continent’s economic future.”
He noted that the company had positioned itself beyond a real estate firm, adopting a mission to democratise wealth across Africa through accessible property ownership and empowerment programmes.
“The Qatar-Rwanda Associate Bootcamp represents the latest in a series of initiatives aimed at building a network of financially empowered professionals across the continent,” he said.
Real experts said such investments in human capital development had set Abode apart from traditional real estate companies and highlighted a shift toward a more holistic wealth creation across Africa’s property market.
