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    Top Five African Female Entrepreneurs in the Real Estate and Property Management Industry

    Folorunsho Alakija

    A Nigerian businesswoman with diverse interests, including real estate. She serves as the Vice Chairman of Dayspring Property Development Company Limited, overseeing investments in various regions. 

    Udo Okonjo

    As the CEO of Fine and Country West Africa, Udo leads a renowned real estate firm specializing in luxury properties. Her legal background and passion for real estate have positioned her company as a major player in Nigeria’s high-end property market. 

    Ruth Obih

    Founder and CEO of 3Invest, a Nigerian real estate investment company, Ruth is also a sustainability advocate. She has been instrumental in promoting real estate advocacy and digitization in the industry. 

    Hanna A. Atiase

    Founder and CEO of E. Wells Realty & Consultancy in Ghana, Hanna has been recognized for her excellence in real estate, winning multiple awards, including the Most Respected CEO in Real Estate (2020) and the Trusted Real Estate Broker of the Year (2022). 

    Chukwunonso Onny-Ezeh

    CEO of Assist-2-Sell Properties Limited, Chukwunonso has a diverse career spanning law, banking, finance, non-profit work, and real estate. Her company specializes in property sales, leases, management, and advisory services. 

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