The Estate, Rent and Commission Agents Association of Nigeria (ERCAAN) has announced a series of major resolutions aimed at strengthening professionalism, governance, and operational standards across its national structure.

This followed the Association’s April 2026 National Council Meeting held at its National Secretariat, SWAN Building, National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos. The meeting, initially scheduled for Ondo Town, was relocated due to logistical considerations.

The meeting was presided over by the National President, Hon. Godwin Alenkhe (EFA), and attended by members of the newly constituted Board of Trustees, National Executive Committee, state leaders, and other key stakeholders within the Association.

In his remarks, the National President commended members for their continued commitment to the growth of ERCAAN, with special recognition given to the Board of Trustees and the newly elected Lagos State Chapter leadership.

Key Resolutions
At the meeting, the Council approved several strategic decisions to reposition the Association:
1. Expansion of the Board of Trustees to ensure broader national representation.
2. Mandatory National Seal of Practice for all executives, to be issued only to credible and competent members.
3. Compulsory Annual General Meetings (AGMs) for all chapters in 2026, with sanctions for non-compliance.
4. Requirement for functional offices for all State and Zonal Chapters as a condition for recognition.
5. National Leadership Training programmes scheduled for Lagos, Ondo, and Ekiti States in June 2026.
7. Approval of the 2026 International Conference to be held in Lagos in collaboration with relevant institutions.
8. Inauguration of new Fellows scheduled for May 2026.
9. Completion and presentation of the ERCAAN National Constitution before mid-2026.
10. Launch of a Unified Calendar in June 2026 to harmonise activities nationwide.
11. Rollout of a corporate and publicity campaign to strengthen the Association’s brand visibility.
12. Authorisation for State Chapters to collect annual subscriptions, with strict remittance guidelines.

Commitment to Professional Standards
The resolutions reflect ERCAAN’s renewed focus on institutional strengthening, regulatory alignment, and capacity development within Nigeria’s real estate sector.
The Association reaffirmed its commitment to promoting professionalism, accountability, and structured growth across all levels of practice.

Issued on April 11, 2026
At the National Secretariat, SWAN Building, National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos.