Bespoke Holdings To Deploy Engineers, Materials For NUJ FCT Congress Hall Completion

In furtherance of the ongoing partnership between the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) FCT Council and Bespoke Holdings Limited, the Managing Director of the company, Dr. Christian Olatunji, has paid an inspection visit to the NUJ FCT Secretariat to assess the ultra-modern Congress Hall project currently under construction.
Dr. Olatunji led a delegation to the Secretariat, where they were warmly received by members of the Council leadership. The NUJ FCT Chairman, Comrade Grace Ike, was represented by the Vice Chairman, Comrade Yahaya Ndambabo, alongside other executive members, who conducted the visitors around the Secretariat with particular focus on the Congress Hall construction site.
After evaluating the level of work done, Dr. Olatunji observed that significant work still remains and pledged immediate material support to fast-track the completion of the project. He also assured the Council of technical assistance, disclosing plans to deploy engineers from Bespoke Holdings to work collaboratively with the project’s site engineer.
According to him, “Houses are not built on paper but on the ground. I will delegate an engineer to the site to provide technical support because it is better to have more than one engineer on site so they can work together with the Council’s engineer in any area of need that may arise.”
Describing the Congress Hall project as laudable, the Bespoke Holdings MD expressed delight at being part of the initiative, adding that the company would offer all possible assistance at the current stage of the project, with the promise of additional support in the future.
“The project is a laudable one and we are happy to be part of it. Whatever we can do at this DPC level, we will do, and later we will provide more support,” he said.
Earlier, the NUJ FCT Chairman, through his representative Comrade Yahaya Ndambabo, expressed appreciation to Dr. Olatunji and Bespoke Holdings for their show of solidarity and support for the media.
He described Dr. Olatunji not only as a real estate developer but also as a philanthropist genuinely committed to community development, noting that the provision of building materials and technical expertise would significantly accelerate the completion of the Congress Hall.