Stellan Builders Mart Powers Housing Revolution with Strategic Expansion in Epe and Ijebu-Ode

By Sultan Teslim

Stellan Building Mart is making bold moves in Nigeria’s construction sector, expanding its operations into Epe and Ijebu-Ode to meet the surging demand for affordable housing solutions.

With newly established outlets in Mojoda, Epe, and a central hub on Imowo Road, Ijebu-Ode, the company is positioning itself as a one-stop shop for quality building materials and home appliances. From tiles and stainless steel to solar systems, plumbing fixtures, and security doors, Stellan is equipping builders and homeowners with the tools they need to bring their projects to life.

Speaking at a press briefing in Mojoda, Mr. Taiwo Ayannuga, a company representative, emphasized Stellan’s mission to support both professionals and individuals striving to build within budget constraints.

 “We’re not just here to sell products—we’re here to offer solutions,” said Ayannuga. “Our bulk purchase discounts are designed to reward customers who are building big and building smart. The more you buy, the more you save.”

Despite the persistent challenges of infrastructure and logistics in parts of Lagos East and Ogun State, Stellan remains committed to driving growth in underserved areas.

 “Yes, infrastructure is still catching up in some places, but we’re not waiting,” Ayannuga continued. “There’s a real, growing need for affordable, reliable building supplies, and we’re expanding to meet that need—especially for the average Nigerian who dreams of owning a home.”

Stellan’s latest branch at 175 Epe–Ijebu Expressway in Mojoda complements its growing network, making it easier for customers across both towns to access essential materials without traveling far.

What sets the company apart is its open-door approach to collaboration. From estate developers to government agencies and cooperative societies, Stellan Building Mart is actively seeking partnerships that will amplify its impact and drive large-scale housing development.

As the company scales its presence across Lagos East and beyond, its core promise remains the same: accessible, affordable, and quality-driven building solutions for all.

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