Firm pushes ethical growth in property development

DBEN Group has announced its expansion into Nigeria’s largest property hubs, pledging to raise ethical standards in a sector long plagued by fraudulent transactions and weak regulation.

“Nigeria’s real estate sector has huge potential but is held back by trust issues,” said company founder, Edeh Beneth, in a statement on Thursday. “We are demonstrating that transparency and profitability can go hand in hand. We don’t just sell land; we sell satisfaction.”

From its base in Enugu, DBEN Group has built a portfolio across Lagos, Abuja, Asaba, Port Harcourt, and other urban centres, focusing exclusively on government-approved properties, verified land titles, and structured estate planning. This approach, the company says, protects buyers — including Nigerians in the diaspora — from costly disputes and fraudulent land deals that have drained billions of naira from investors.

Its projects are strategically located in high-growth urban corridors, designed for long-term value appreciation, and equipped with modern layouts, accessible road networks, drainage systems, and electricity infrastructure. The company’s emphasis on planned, well-serviced developments is attracting both individual homeowners and institutional investors.

DBEN Group is also preparing to introduce tech-driven solutions such as a digital land verification portal, streamlined payment systems, and virtual estate tours to enhance accessibility for clients worldwide.