Imperial Citizenship Unlocks Global Opportunities With Lagos Launch

L-R: Thomas Anthony, Chief Executive Officer, Grenada CBI Unit; Sir Olu Okeowo, Founder and Chairman of Gibraltar
Construction Nigeria; Chief Azubuike Ekwerekwu; Zaid Al Hindi, Founder and CEO, Imperial Citizenship; Olayinka Ashogbon,
Founder of Ashluxe and Ambassador Jefferey Haddeed, Chairman of the CIP Board of Directors in Antigua and Barbuda at the
grand opening of Imperial Citizenship’s offices in Lagos Nigeria.

Discerning Nigerians with an eye on international opportunities can now unlock a world of possibilities with the arrival of Imperial Citizenship in Lagos. This leading facilitator of Citizenship by Investment (CBI) and Residency by Investment (RBI) programs has opened its doors in Nigeria, offering a pathway to global mobility and a diversified investment portfolio – the ultimate passport to the world.

Imperial Citizenship boasts an impressive pedigree, securing over 2,000 approvals for clients seeking alternative citizenship and residency options. Their partnerships with over 15 governments globally provide Nigerians with an exclusive selection of programs that adhere to strict international regulations.

Zaid Al Hindi, Founder and CEO, Imperial Citizenship speaking at the event.

“Nigeria’s prominence as an economic powerhouse in Africa, coupled with its population of ambitious go-getters, presents an exciting opportunity,” says Zaid Al Hindi, Founder and CEO of Imperial Citizenship.

“Our presence in Lagos allows us to directly cater to this segment, offering them a gateway to enhanced global mobility, strategic investment opportunities, and the freedom to travel the world like never before.”

Sir Olu Okeowo, founder and chairman of Gibraltar construction Nigeria

Imperial Citizenship’s programs often involve strategic investments in real estate, government bonds, or business ventures within the chosen country. These investments can provide not only attractive returns but also pave the way for residency and potential future citizenship, depending on the program.

“Imagine the freedom of visa-free travel to a multitude of destinations, the prestige of a stronger passport that opens doors for international business ventures, or the security of an alternative citizenship plan. Imperial Citizenship goes beyond simply presenting programs; our dedicated advisors, with a deep understanding of the Nigerian market, work closely with each client to craft a personalised roadmap to achieving their global aspirations” Zaid adds.

Sir Olu Okeowo, founder and chairman of Gibraltar Construction Nigeria

Imperial Citizenship leverages direct government partnerships on behalf of its clients ensuring transparency, legality, and efficiency throughout the application process – a critical factor for Nigerians seeking secure and reliable options for their wealth management strategies.

Hon. Lara Oyekan Olumegbon, Member Lagos State House of Assembly

The launch of the Lagos office underscores Imperial Citizenship’s commitment to making global access a reality for a discerning clientele. With physical offices in Dubai and now Nigeria as well as representatives in Mexico, Algeria, and Turkey, Imperial Citizenship demonstrates its ability to cater to a geographically diverse group of individuals seeking to elevate their lifestyle and expand their horizons.

Ambassador Jefferey Haddeed, Chairman of the CIP Board of Directors in Antigua and Barbuda speaking at the event.

Looking ahead, Imperial Citizenship plans to broaden its service offerings and expand its reach into new markets. By strategically targeting Nigeria’s growing pool of ambitious individuals, Imperial Citizenship is well-positioned to become a leader in the CBI and RBI space, offering Nigerians a key to unlocking a world of opportunity, luxury, and global mobility.

Thomas Anthony, Chief Executive Officer, Grenada CBI Unit speaking at the event.

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