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10 Top Notch Staffers Of Adron Homes Win Dubai Holiday Trip




By Solanke Ayomideji Taiwo 

Adron Homes and properties in its usual ways of appreciating Nigerians has moved the coin to its staffer by surprising Barbie Azigodie, Uche Jerome and Chidinma Ajaero and seven others with a holiday trip to Dubai in the just concluded "THE INCREDIBLE DUBAI" program.


Meanwhile, the company media team gave the winners surprised visitation to announce them as winners in their various offices during the week. 

Reactions from the winners:

Barbie: " I feel so much appreciated for being part of the staff that will be attending Dubai this year, Although I have visited the county in 2007 while it has not developed much like it is now and I will be so happy to explore, visit all places I was unable to be in my last trip said Barbie excitingly."


Uche Jerome: I am so excited... All this paparazzi for me, "Incredible Dubai... Wow he exclaimed in happiness. I beg you my Adronites anything you need to do, do it in all honesty, I am feeling the Dubai vibes already.


Chidinma: I need to see all those things I have never seen before, I want to just see all what I have been seeing on internet and magazines about Dubai, I want to have so many fun with lots of guys from Lagos and all part of the states.


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