Edin&People Limited has officially commenced construction on Green Haven, a new residential real estate project situated in Karsana, Abuja. The development phase began with a groundbreaking ceremony attended by the company’s management team and prospective clients, marking the transition of the project from planning to physical execution.
Architect Ijahenda James, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Edin&People Limited, stated that the project represents a significant milestone in the company’s broader development plans. “Every successful development begins with a vision, but what truly matters is the commitment to turn that vision into reality. Green Haven represents another important step in our journey as a company,” James said. He emphasized that the project is designed to reflect the firm’s approach to residential development, with a specific focus on rigorous planning and quality standards.
Engineer John Peter Zira, the company’s Chief Operating Officer, highlighted the practical aspects of the launch, noting that the ceremony was more than a symbolic gesture. “The groundbreaking is more than a symbolic activity; it represents the beginning of the actual work required to bring Green Haven to life. Our focus is on ensuring that the development process is approached with the necessary planning, coordination and attention to detail,” Zira explained.
Client attendance at the ceremony provided an opportunity for stakeholders to voice their perspectives on the project’s commencement. Mr. Ezekiel Harris, one of the clients present, described the start of construction as an encouraging development. “It is always reassuring to see a project move beyond promises and into actual development. Seeing Edin&People take this step with Green Haven gives me something tangible to look forward to,” Harris said.
Miss Nafisat Bello, another client, expressed particular interest in the project’s design philosophy, which integrates natural elements with modern housing. “Green Haven is an exciting prospect, particularly because of the idea behind it. The concept of combining modern living with nature is something I find appealing,” Bello noted.
<small>Source: The Sun Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
