At Awele, You’ll See What Happens When Culture Meets Concrete
Most estates in Nigeria start with land. Then they build roads, draw layouts, and carve out plots. But at Awele, the foundation was not just sand and cement — it…
Why Awele’s Amphitheatre Isn’t Just Entertainment — It’s Heritage Preserved
In many estates, community features are added as afterthoughts — a few benches here, a playground there. But at Awele, every space is deliberate. Every structure carries meaning. That’s why…
What the Lion Head and Elephant Tusks at Awele’s Gatehouse Really Mean
In most estates, the gatehouse is just a security post. A checkpoint. A basic entry structure to control access. At Awele, the gatehouse is something else entirely. It’s a statement.…