The Chairman of the Yobe State Realtors Association (YORA), Alhaji Mohammed Kalusa Chiroma, has called on members of the association to uphold the principles of transparency, honesty, and accountability in the discharge of their professional responsibilities.
Alhaji Mohammed Kalusa Chiroma made the call while speaking to journalist , stressing that transparency remains the foundation of a credible and trusted real estate profession.
He urged members to always conduct their business in line with ethical standards, avoid fraudulent practices, and ensure that every transaction is carried out with sincerity and fairness.
The YORA Chairman noted that maintaining transparency would not only protect clients' interests but also enhance the reputation of the association and attract greater public confidence in the real estate sector across Yobe State.
Alhaji Mohammed Kalusa Chiroma further advised members to remain law-abiding, support one another, and work collectively towards promoting professionalism and sustainable growth in the state's real estate industry.
He reaffirmed the association's commitment to safeguarding the integrity of the profession through continuous sensitization and adherence to best practices.
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