• Firm targets S’East property market

By Sunday Ani

A property development firm, Arkey Limited, has announced the appointment of Valentine Chinedu Okoye as its Chief Executive Officer, a move the company said signals a new era of inclusive wealth creation through real estate.

A  statement by the company’s Chief Operating Officer, Faith Anenechukwu Nnadi, said the appointment, which takes immediate effect, marks a strategic milestone for the firm as it formally rolls out its mission to guide Nigerians towards financial abundance through structured, high-value real estate investments.

According to the statement, the new leadership would drive the company’s goal of democratising access to property ownership and repositioning real estate as a powerful tool for sustainable wealth creation.

“Valentine Chinedu Okoye’s appointment reflects our commitment to building a company that empowers Nigerians across income levels to participate meaningfully in real estate investment.

“Okoye is a real estate consultant with over a decade of experience in the Nigerian property market. Under his leadership, the company aims to create accessible entry points for low- and middle-income earners, while also supporting Nigerians in the diaspora to make profitable investments through  a thorough due diligence system,” the statement said.

It added that the company would also focus on helping high-net-worth individuals move from financial freedom to financial abundance by building real estate portfolios that guarantee higher returns and steady cash flow.

According to the company, its entry into the sector was driven by a determination to transform real estate from a static asset into a dynamic vessel for financial freedom and abundance.

Speaking on the company’s broader vision, the company noted that its operations are anchored on five core values, comprising integrity, innovation, sustainability, empowerment and abundance, with a strong focus on inclusive development, particularly in the South-East.

“The firm’s arrival signals a shift towards a more inclusive real estate model, offering secure and wealth-generating opportunities that provide long-term stability for families, especially low-income earners,” the company said.

As CEO, Okoye will oversee the company’s expansion strategy and the rollout of flexible property purchase schemes designed to help individuals transition from basic ownership to lasting financial abundance.