Lagos Flooding Sparks Fresh Interest in Safer Property Investments as Experts Set for Three P Conference

The widespread flooding that recently disrupted homes, businesses and transportation across several parts of Lagos has once again brought conversations around smarter property investment and urban resilience to the forefront.

As many residents continue to count their losses, real estate experts say the situation underscores the importance of looking beyond location and considering long term environmental sustainability when making investment decisions.

It is against this backdrop that leading Nigerian and UK property professionals will converge in Lagos for the Three P Conference (Pounds, Properties and Profit), themed “Diversify into UK Properties for Stability & Profitability.”

The conference, scheduled for July 25, 2026, at the Marriott Hotel, Ikeja GRA, aims to provide investors with practical insights into building wealth through international real estate while reducing exposure to location specific risks.

According to the organisers, the event is expected to explore how Nigerians can diversify their investment portfolios through the UK property market, earn rental income in pounds sterling, understand overseas property financing, and identify emerging investment opportunities.

The conference will feature respected industry leaders including Niyi Adesanya, CEO of FifthGear Plus Consulting; Samuel Obafemi George, CEO of BranchHill Realty Limited; Oluwadurotimi Ojamamoye, Group Managing Director of Assetrise Holdings; Niyi Babalola, CEO of Bablo Homes; Kayode Adeagbo, CEO of TMS Properties UK; and Ariola Atunise, CEO of Properties Everywhere.

Beyond showcasing investment opportunities, the forum is expected to address broader issues surrounding property resilience, wealth preservation, portfolio diversification and the importance of making informed real estate decisions in an era increasingly shaped by climate related risks.

Industry analysts say the recent floods have reminded investors that successful real estate investment is no longer determined solely by demand and location but also by environmental planning, infrastructure quality and long-term sustainability.

With attendance limited to invited participants following pre-qualification, the Three P Conference seeks to connect serious investors with experienced professionals while encouraging Nigerians to think globally about property ownership and wealth creation.

As climate challenges continue to reshape cities across the world, the conference is expected to reinforce one message: diversification is no longer just a financial strategy it is becoming an investment necessity.

As interest in international property investment continues to grow, the organisers say the Three P Conference will provide participants with practical insights into navigating the UK property market, building wealth in pounds sterling, and making informed investment decisions in an increasingly uncertain global economy.

The conference will hold on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at the Marriott Hotel, Ikeja GRA, Lagos. Attendance is strictly by invitation following a pre-qualification process.

Mr. Kayode Adeagbo is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of TMS UK Properties, an international property investment firm.

With over 30 years of experience in real estate, he is a property investor, mentor, and wealth creation strategist who has trained and guided thousands of aspiring investors on building long term wealth through UK property investments.

According to the organisers, prospective investors, business owners, professionals, and Nigerians seeking to diversify their real estate portfolios can register their interest through TMS UK Properties or visit

[email protected] & [email protected] for further information.

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