Again, Adron Homes Surprises 7 Topnotch Staffs With A Dubai Holiday Trip

By Solanke Ayomideji Taiwo

Adron Homes and Properties has taken a step further to homes shortly after visiting ten topnotch staffs, Barbie Azigodie, Uche Jerome, Chidinma Ajaero and seven others in their various offices to announce them as qualifiers in the ongoing "Adron Incredible Dubai Activated".

This time around, the people visited were Mathew Oloruntoba, Wummi Oni and Jide Jolaosho at their various homes to surprise them with a Dubai Holiday packages.

Also, Ngozie Davidson, Yemisi Awonaya, Ikeade Adediran and of course Wummi Oni were surprisingly visited in the office hours by Adron TV, lead by Arewa Kemi to announce them as the next set of qualifiers in the Dubai Holiday.

The qualifiers expresses joy deeply from the bottom of their hearts and saluted the company for giving them the golden opportunity to explore the world and meet new people.

According to some of the qualifiers reaction,

Mathew:

"I feel so happy and as a super star for seeing Adron Homes crew in my house, I believe I will explore in Dubai being my first time of visiting after watching videos on internet said Mathew Oloruntoba."

Wummi Oni:

"I am so excited to be part of the qualifiers and I will surely see many things in Dubai, the bottom line is I am super excited said Wummi Oni."

Jide Jolaosho:

"Actually, I was expecting this kind of treat from Adron Homes and Properties but I must I am so impressed and I will be able to see and touch many places I was unable to touch while I went to Dubai. Jide Jolaosho said."

The Incredible Dubai Holiday was said to be continued while the qualifiers shall be announced shortly based on customers patronage.

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