Work Out Your Own Strategies To Push Your Business, Says CEO, Ujomu

Ujomu Lucky Ikechukwu, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of LuckyBay Homes Nigeria Limited has bemoaned the state of Nigeria’s economy and the government’s attitude towards the challenges.

According to the entrepreneur, the notion that Nigeria has a deficit of good leaders is nothing far from the truth.

He said, “The notion is very correct and it is a big slap and insult to Nigerian. In fact, we have never had any good leader since I was born. All we ever had is group of looters.”

The CEO of LuckyBay Homes, an indigene of Umu-Odogwu in Ogboli Ibusa Oshimilli North LGA Delta State also from his wealth of experiences, revealed how business can survive the challenges of the Nigeria environment.

“First of all as CEO you have to work out your own strategies to push your business and pray to God to guide you because what works for others might not work for you and the Government does not send anybody so in Nigeria is all man to himself,” he noted.

Despite the adverse economic situation in the country, LuckyBay Homes Nigeria Limited has been busy this year building from scratch not less than three housing projects, he further confirmed.

“We now can handle big projects and because of our reputation, many investors are turning to LuckyBay Homes to handle their property development projects,” Ujomu said.

The LuckyBay Homes boss, whose first development project was a couple of five-bedroom fully detached duplexes sold in 2017 and 2018, avowed that the capacity of the company has been scaled up.

“One of our most recent projects included waterfront property of units of 4 and 5-bedroom fully detached and terrace homes,” he affirmed.

Speaking further he said: “We did not arrive at this stage overnight. LuckyBay Homes has been in this business since 2017 when I completed my first real estate project. So, it is a journey of patience that has seen us grow from a small-time real estate developing firm to a company handling multiple projects across Lagos, Abuja and Asaba.”