By Agatha Emeadi
The Lagos high end investment community is set to converge on Capital Club, Victoria Island on Tuesday, November 25 as Brithomes, a London-based property wealth advisory firm, partners with UK leading developer, London Square for an exclusive real estate investment showcase.
The event tagged “International Property Investment for Legacy and Wealth Planning” aims to offer Nigerian high-net-worth individuals’ deeper insight into premium UK real estate and global wealth diversification strategies.
Designed as a curated experience, the evening will feature an indoor executive session followed by an outdoor networking dinner, creating space for strategic conversations among investors, wealth managers, and property experts.
Brithomes Managing Director, Olatunji Akinboh, described the Lagos event as a continuation of the company’s mission to strengthen African participation in global real estate markets.
“Our goal is to empower African investors with direct access to high-value international real estate while supporting them in planning for long-term wealth continuity and legacy,” Akinboh said. “This showcase reflects our commitment to bridging global markets and ensuring our clients are strategically positioned for sustainable prosperity.”
Attendees will receive an exclusive preview of London Square’s residential offerings, including prime and off-plan developments across sought-after London postcodes. Brithomes’ advisory team will anchor discussions on succession planning, long-term wealth continuity, and the role of international property in diversified investment portfolios.
One-on-one private consultations with senior representatives from both companies will provide bespoke guidance tailored to individual or institutional investment goals.
Brithomes operates across the UK, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Portugal, and Nigeria serving as a trusted partner for Africans expanding their wealth across borders.
According to Dr. Princess Kelechi Oghene, Publisher of GAH Elite Club Magazine and Convener of GAH Awards and Business Summit; who is also the leader of the Media campaign for the meeting. Through her platform, the event is expected to reach a strategically aligned high-net-worth audience.
Dr. Oghene noted that the collaboration reflects a maturing investment landscape among African elites.
“This demonstrates the increasing sophistication of African investors seeking secure, long-term global assets,” she said. “Platforms like this provide the knowledge, access, and structured pathways required for wealth preservation across generations.”
Organizers say the showcase aims to strengthen links between African investors and the global property market by presenting cross-border opportunities and facilitating expert-led engagements. It also seeks to build stronger connections with family offices, portfolio managers, and institutional advisers who play key roles in long-term investment planning.
As more Nigerian investors look outward for stable wealth preservation tools, events like this highlight a growing shift toward global asset diversification signalling an era in which legacy building increasingly extends beyond national borders, Oghene said.