Pelican Valley Concludes Ecostay Apartments Launch with Thanksgiving Service, Pledges Support for Widows, Children
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Pelican Valley, a leading real estate company, has successfully concluded the launch of its Ecostay Apartments and marked its 10th anniversary with a thanksgiving service.
The company’s CEO, Ambassador (Dr) Babatunde Adeyemo, expressed gratitude to God for the company’s success and milestones achieved over the past decade.
He attributed the company’s achievements to God’s blessings and guidance.
Adeyemo also revealed plans to make Ecostay Apartments a tourist site and host a weekly show there in the next 12 months.
He emphasized the company’s commitment to philanthropy, particularly through its Okó Opó Foundation, which supports children and widows.
The thanksgiving service was held at Mount Zion Baptist Church, Onikolobo, Abeokuta, where the company pledged to support the church’s children’s project and provide yearly support for 10 widows.
Earlier, the company had visited the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library Central Mosque, Abeokuta, to express gratitude to Almighty Allah.
The CEO’s commitment to philanthropy and ethical business practices was commended by the Chief Imam, Sheikh Al-Imam Ahmad Olajide, and the Under Shepherd, Revd. Mosses Gbolahan Oyinlola.
Pelican Valley’s Ecostay Apartments have been hailed as a landmark achievement in eco-friendly real estate development, and the company’s philanthropic efforts have made a positive impact on the community.
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