Gate Africa’s Innovative App to Simplify Estate Administration

Gate Africa has unveils innovative app for estate management. It will address key challenges faced by residents and estate administrators.

This was disclosed at the tech expo event that was held in Ibadan recently.

Innovative App Simplifies Estate Administration

Speaking during the unveiling, the  CEO and founder of Gate Africa, Tunde Buremo, explained that the platform’s capabilities go beyond access control. 

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“Gate Africa is designed to address a wide range of estate management needs. We’ve created a fully integrated system that simplifies daily tasks for both estate administrators and residents. It’s not just about security – it’s about making life easier for everyone involved.”

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New Innovative App Comes With High Privacy Standards 

According to Nairametrics, the platform complies with the Nigerian Data Protection Regulation (NDPR) Act of 2013, ensuring that residents’ and estate managers’ data is handled with the highest standards of privacy.

“Through the platform, residents can participate in community forums for updates and discussions, buy and sell items within the estate’s marketplace, hire vetted technicians, and even report issues or trigger alarms during emergencies,” he added.

Sola Adebayo, an estate administrator in Lagos, noted that the automation of payments, service charges, and communication between residents has since transformed operational activities.

Niran Adepoju, a security committee member in South West, also lauded its potential to address common estate administration challenges.

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Abdullahi Kafayat
Abdullahi Kafayat

Abdullahi Kafayat is an enthusiastic writer interested in the tech world. She's a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University and has a BSc in Chemistry. You can reach her at Kafayatabdullahi17@gmail.com.

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