Dukiya Investments co-founders recognized as Nigeria’s Top CEOs

Babatunde Bayo Lawal and Lukman Shobowale, the co-founders of Dukiya Investments, have been named amongst “Nigeria’s Most Inspiring and Definitive Top CEOs in 2023” by The Guardian, a leading Nigerian media outlet.

The recognition is a testament to the remarkable contributions Lawal and Shobowale have made to the real estate industry in Nigeria. Dukiya Investments, under their leadership, has become a leading real estate development company in Lagos, known for its innovative projects and commitment to excellence.

“We are deeply honored to receive this recognition from The Guardian,” said Lawal. “It is a reflection of the hard work and dedication of our entire team at Dukiya Investments.”

Shobowale added, “This recognition is a motivation for us to continue striving for excellence and to contribute to the growth and development of the real estate sector in Nigeria.”

The Guardian’s annual list of top CEOs recognizes entrepreneurs and business leaders who have made significant contributions to their respective industries and the Nigerian economy as a whole. Lawal and Shobowale were selected based on their leadership qualities, innovative approaches, and the success of Dukiya Investments.

Dukiya Investments is renowned for its commitment to providing affordable and high-quality housing solutions to Nigerians. The company has developed several residential and commercial projects in prime locations in Lagos, including luxury apartments and residential estates.

Together, Lawal and Shobowale have built Dukiya Investments into one of the leading real estate development companies in Lagos. The company is known for its innovative projects, commitment to quality, and customer satisfaction.

Lawal and Shobowale’s recognition as top CEOs is a testament to their entrepreneurial spirit and their unwavering dedication to the real estate industry. Their achievements have not only benefited Dukiya Investments but have also contributed to the growth and prosperity of the Nigerian economy.