Experts Advocate Holistic Approach to Fatherhood at GMH Luxury Event

In Nigeria's bustling commercial hub, premium real estate firm GMH Luxury organized a Father's Day masterclass titled Elite Men Code. The event specifically addressed the pressures faced by modern men, offering insights into health, spirituality, and financial management.

More than 70 guests attended the masterclass, where a panel of experts provided practical advice on purposeful living and long-term wealth creation. Organizers stated the initiative aimed to link luxury property investment with the personal development and discipline necessary for building and sustaining generational wealth.

Ayoolanrewaju Kuyebi, Managing Director and CEO of GMH Luxury, emphasized that the governance principles guiding successful real estate projects should also apply to family life. He noted the increasing challenges affecting homes and families, making it crucial to equip men with the necessary tools and mindset to lead effectively.

Experts like Dr. Olumide Emmanuel, President of The Billionaires Conclave, urged professionals to diversify income streams beyond active employment by building independent wealth-generating systems. Dr. Oyeniyi Ayobami from Lagos State University Teaching Hospital highlighted the health impacts of demanding work schedules, advocating for preventive healthcare and regular wellness routines. Pastor Godman Akinlabi of Elevation Church stressed the importance of spiritual wellbeing for navigating life's pressures and supporting families.

GMH Luxury, established in 2015, reiterated its commitment to community development alongside its core business of delivering luxury residential properties.

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As a brand, we believe the time has come to intentionally celebrate fathers, men and responsible male figures in society. We see increasing challenges affecting homes and families, making it more important than ever to equip fathers and men with the tools, values and mindset required to lead effectively and remain strong pillars within their homes.