Real estate firm rewards top realtors with cars at year-end celebration

Powell Homes and Shelters Ltd closed the year on a celebratory note in Enugu, reinforcing its positioning as a people-centred real estate brand with the presentation of brand-new cars to its top-performing realtors. The year-end celebration, held at the International Conference Centre, was both a reward ceremony and a statement of the company’s philosophy: excellence deserves tangible recognition.

At the heart of the event was the formal handover of two vehicles to outstanding realtors, an honour performed by the company’s brand ambassador and Nollywood icon, Patience Ozokwor. Popularly known as “Mama G,” the veteran actress used the occasion to commend the consistency, discipline, and integrity displayed by the award recipients, while also praising the company for sustaining a culture that values people as much as profit.

 Ozokwor described Powell Homes and Shelters Ltd as a dependable brand that has earned trust in Nigeria’s often complex real estate space. According to her, the company’s relationship with its staff, realtors, clients, and the media reflects a level of transparency and integrity that distinguishes it from competitors.

“Powell Homes and Shelters is a brand you can depend on without worry,” she said. “Any property you buy from them belongs to you. Everything is sorted out. All the stress people usually face when acquiring land is completely taken care of.” She added that peace of mind is a rare but critical currency in real estate, one that the company has consistently delivered to investors. The actress, who noted her decades-long career advocating values and positive social ideals, said she is selective about the brands she associates with. “I don’t go to places where people are stressed,” she remarked. “Powell Homes and Shelters has given me and everyone who has invested with them peace of mind.”

For the company’s Chief Executive Officer, Architect Dr. Onyekachi Emmanuel, the event was a deliberate strategy to motivate performance and sustain healthy competition within its realtor network. He explained that the firm’s reward culture goes beyond commissions, focusing instead on long-term incentives that recognise effort and loyalty.

“The essence of this event is to motivate and encourage our hardworking realtors,” Dr. Onyekachi said. “Beyond commissions, we reward them with valuable gift items such as cars, refrigerators, microwaves, washing machines, and others. This has been our culture for the past two years, and we do this twice a year.”

He noted that the 2025 edition of the reward programme stood out because the company raised the performance benchmark required to qualify for car rewards. Despite the higher threshold, several realtors still met the criteria within a short time. “If we had maintained the previous benchmark, we would have given out more vehicles,” he said, underscoring the depth of performance within the network.

With the latest presentation, Powell Homes and Shelters has awarded a total of seven vehicles in 2025 alone, alongside a wide range of incentives including iPhones, generators, media kits, and household appliances. According to Dr. Onyekachi, these rewards are not mere publicity tools but reflections of the company’s commitment to value delivery. “For every property you buy from us, you are guaranteed value,” he said. “If you compare our properties side by side with others, you will see that we offer superior quality and value.”

The beneficiaries of the car awards, Mrs. Njideka Chinonso and Mrs. Eze Victoria Rose, emerged as the highest-selling realtors and described the recognition as both affirming and motivating. They expressed gratitude to the management for acknowledging their efforts, noting that the gesture had deepened their commitment to a brand that rewards hard work in practical, life-changing ways.