The multi-unit high-profile RIVTAF Golf Estate in Port Harcourt, being developed through a public-private partnership, has waxed stronger despite the nation’s trying economic environment.
The multi-unit high-profile RIVTAF Golf Estate in Port Harcourt, being developed through a public-private partnership, has waxed stronger despite the nation’s trying economic environment. The Chief Executive Officer of RIVTAF, Mr Mustapha Njie credits his project’s success to a simple model with easy funding arrangement, and good face-to-face interaction with all parties, Bennett Oghifo writes
The RIVTAF Golf Estate development has the backing of both the previous and present administrations in Rivers State, which is one of the reasons it has a great boost on investors’ confidence. Construction work is going as scheduled and some investors have put most of their homes in the secondary market while others are in the tertiary market.
“Everything is going on just fine,” said the developer, Mr Mustapha Njie. “Governor Wike has seen the project and he is impressed. We were not the only ones the government gave land for housing development but we are the only ones still working.”