Lagos LG chairman unveils plaza

Usman Hamzat during the commissioning. CREDIT: Oreoluwa Odusanya
The Chairman of Ifako-Ijaiye Local Government, Usman Hamzat, on Friday commissioned the newly completed 110-unit Goldrim Plaza in Ojodu-Berger, Lagos State.
Hamzat stated that the project, described as a landmark investment, aligned with his administration’s goal of making the council area a hub for commerce in the state.
He commended the developer and Chief Executive Officer of Goldrim Construction Company, Gbenga Edeyokun, as well as other investors, for their commitment to enterprise development.
The LG chairman also urged traders to make good use of the facility while maintaining a clean and secure environment.
In his welcome address, Edeyokun spoke on what he described as a fortuitous journey towards the actualisation and establishment of the company.
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He acknowledged God for guiding his path through several milestone construction projects, some of which he said were commissioned by the then Governor of Lagos State and current President, Bola Tinubu.
Edeyokun stated that Goldrim believed in providing working and trading environments that were conducive to businesses while remaining environmentally friendly.
He emphasised that integrity was the watchword at Goldrim, assuring that customers could make their financial commitments to the company and go to sleep with confidence.
“We spend the most hours of the day awake in the office, business organisations or trading places. As a result, we have provided well-finished office and shop units that are of world standard.
“At Goldrim Plaza, the business environment is also worthy of note. Various needs of different people, regardless of social status, are met under the same roof in a one-stop plaza,” he said.
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