Abuja Nigeria
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), the apex student body representing over 40 million Nigerian students across tertiary institutions in Nigeria, has honoured Dr. Amb. Christopher Loyin, the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Lodch Homes Group of Companies, with the prestigious “Distinguished Icon of Integrated Housing Development & Youth Empowerment” Award.
The award was formally presented during a Courtesy Visit by a high-powered delegation of NANS national officers to the Abuja headquarters of Lodch Homes Group. Dr. Loyin, who was unavoidably absent, was ably represented by the company’s General Manager, Bar. Mrs. Isabella Odunayo Adonosi, who received the honour on his behalf.
The recognition follows a comprehensive vetting process by the NANS National Honours and Awards Committee, celebrating Dr. Loyin’s exceptional leadership in pioneering accessible, sustainable housing solutions and fostering meaningful economic empowerment for young people across Nigeria.
“This honour reflects our deep appreciation for the private sector’s role in national transformation, especially in the areas of youth engagement and infrastructure development. Dr. Loyin has demonstrated unwavering dedication to building not only houses but also opportunities for young Nigerians,” said Comr. Sadiq SK Zango, NANS National Director of Research and Innovation, during the presentation.
Receiving the award on behalf of the Managing Director, Bar. Mrs. Isabella Odunayo Adonosi expressed profound gratitude to NANS for the recognition and reaffirmed Lodch Homes’ commitment to national development through inclusive real estate initiatives and youth-focused partnerships.
“Dr. Loyin is deeply honoured by this recognition. At Lodch Homes, we are passionate about supporting the next generation through meaningful impact, and this award only strengthens our resolve to do more,” she stated.
The visit also provided a platform for dialogue between NANS and Lodch Homes on potential collaborations aimed at empowering Nigerian students through housing access, internships, and capacity-building programmes.
