Abuja real estate firm, Drekford Global Concept Limited, has extended a warm Easter message to Nigerians and the global Christian community, urging unity, hope, and renewed faith in the nation’s future.
In a message celebrating Easter, chief executive officer of Drekford, Mr. Daniel Oparinde said the season serves as a powerful reminder of sacrifice, redemption and the enduring triumph of light over darkness.
Oparinde in his message drew a powerful parallel between the biblical story of Easter and the values his real estate company upholds, stating that though Judas betrayed Jesus, Drekford will never betray its clients, saying “our foundation is built on trust, integrity, and a deep commitment to the people we serve.”
He emphasized the significance of Easter as a time of sacrifice, and unwavering faith—values he says Drekford has woven into every project and transaction.
“This season is a season where you can plug in to what Jesus went through and you can receive healing for anything you may need healing on.
Why because Jesus has endured the pain and has affirmed that those strips are for our healing. Another thing this period signifies is redemption from bondage.”
Speaking about the firm, Oparinde said clients are at peace when it comes to investing with Drekford. “We are a platform and vehicle through which our clients can achieve their dreams of having a home or an investment that they can fall back on.”
Reflecting on the successes achieved since the company’s inception, Mr. Daniel stated that there has never been an instance where a client who entrusted the company with a home or investment was left betrayed or defrauded without receiving a home or viable investment in return.
“In a world where trust is hard-earned, we stand by our word—no cutting corners, no broken commitments,” he added.
“Reaffirming the organization’s commitment, he said: ‘As Christians around the world celebrate the resurrection and the triumph of light over darkness, we at Drekford renew our pledge to uphold transparency and fulfill our promises.”
He also used the opportunity to encourage Nigerians to reflect on the message of hope that Easter brings, urging them to key into the ultimate sacrifice and look to the future with faith, both in God and in the promise of our nation.”
