Immovables Group, a Nigerian real estate firm founded in July 2016, is deepening its focus on immovable assets as a foundation for long-term wealth creation. Through its main subsidiary, Immovables Realty, the company is prioritising land acquisition, property development, and strategic investment in real estate as a vehicle for financial stability.

Led by Chairman Afuda-Iyoke Jude, the group is positioning immovable assets—particularly land—as central to its business model. Jude, who was born in Eware, Edo State, and spent his formative years across commercial centres in Kano, Lagos, and Ogun State, launched Immovables Realty with the aim of helping Nigerians achieve financial independence through tangible, enduring investments.

The company’s services include land banking, property flipping, and the development of new residential communities. Its current focus includes a proposed estate and resort project in Ogun State, for which it is seeking private sector partners and investors.

According to the group, over 1,000 individuals are expected to benefit from its planned real estate empowerment programme. The initiative, built around proprietary investment strategies, is intended to help participants grow personal property portfolios and participate in the long-term benefits of asset appreciation.

The group says its vision goes beyond commercial interests, aiming instead to broaden access to real estate ownership for ordinary Nigerians.