Olomola-Sijuwade: Pioneering Real Estate Landscape In Nigeria, Canada

In the dynamic world of real estate, the founder of Greenland Concepts Nigeria Limited, Kemi Olomola-Sijuwade, stands out as a trailblazer, seamlessly integrating legal finesse and real estate proficiency on an international stage.

With licenses to practice law in both Canada and Nigeria, Kemi, known as KOS in professional circles, has become a respected figure in shaping the landscapes of both countries.

Born out of a passion for excellence and a dedication to fostering growth, Kemi’s journey in real estate spans over two decades. Her expertise at the intersection of law and real estate has earned her a distinguished reputation as a visionary in the field.

“I believe that understanding the legal intricacies of real estate is crucial in navigating the complexities of the industry. My goal has always been to provide comprehensive solutions that not only meet legal requirements but also drive success in real estate ventures,” Kemi remarked.

Armed with a law degree from a prestigious institution in the United Kingdom, Kemi has adeptly navigated diverse cultural and regulatory environments, demonstrating resilience and adaptability in her approach.

Her recent licensing as a realtor in Canada further solidifies her position as a prominent figure in the industry.

Beyond her professional achievements, Kemi is deeply engaged in community development and continuous learning. As an active member of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, Kuru, and an alumnus of the School of Politics, Policy & Governance (SPPG), she remains committed to making meaningful contributions to society.

In addition to her legal expertise, Kemi is the visionary founder of Greenland Concepts Nig. Limited, a holding company with subsidiaries specialising in real estate business sectors and legal services. Her recent expansion into Canada with another Greenland Concepts office underscores her dedication to global expansion and excellence in the real estate sector.

“In today’s interconnected world, it’s essential to embrace opportunities for growth and expansion. By leveraging my expertise and passion for real estate, I aim to make a lasting impact on both Canadian and Nigerian landscapes,” Kemi emphasized.

As Kemi continues to shape the future of real estate, her leadership and dedication serve as an inspiration to aspiring professionals across borders. Her story is a testament to the power of expertise, resilience, and unwavering commitment to excellence.

Career And Education

With a first degree in Law from the University of Wolverhampton, Olomola-Sijuwade has been Principal Partner at KOS Legal Services for nearly eight years.

She is also the CEO of Greenland Concepts, a construction company focused on Real Estate contracting and development.

Armed with a degree in law from a prestigious institution in the United Kingdom, KoS’s journey began with a firm foundation in legal practice. Over the years, she has seamlessly woven her legal expertise into the intricate realm of real estate, navigating diverse cultural and regulatory landscapes with finesse.

Lagos Business School alumna, Kemi Olomola-Sijuwade, was appointed as the managing director and chief executive officer of the Nigeria Police Force Property Development and Construction Company (NPFPDC).

A graduate of Lagos Business School’s highly ranked Modular Executive MBA (MEMBA 4), Olomola-Sijuwade is running the affairs of the NPFPDC, the Real Estate arm of the Nigeria Police Force.

She brings 20 years of Real Estate experience to the role, having previously functioned as Property Manager in companies such as Jide Taiwo & Co., Fidelity Bond Nigeria, and Industrial and General Insurance (IGI).

In 2018, Olomola-Sijuwade attended the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies and is now a Member, National Institute (mni). She is a member of several professional bodies including the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA); International Bar Association (IBA); The Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA); The Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA); National Association of Paralegals (NALP), UK, and several others.