Alphacrux CEO: How COVID-19 is impacting real estate agency business in Lagos
By CNBC
27 June 2020 |
10:47 am
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to affect every aspect of life, real estate company Alphacrux carried out a survey to determine the impact of the pandemic on the residential real estate market in Lagos. Alphacrux CEO, Tobi Adama joins CNBC Africa more.
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