﻿Discover Eko Atlantic city Eko Atlantic is one of the world’s cutting-edge
new cities, and already at an advanced stage of development. Eko Atlantic city is being built on
Victoria Island adjacent to Lagos, Nigeria, to solve the prolonged shortage of real estate in
the world’s fastest-growing megacity. It is a focal point for investors capitalizing on rich
development growth based on massive demand and a gateway to emerging markets of the continent. It’s
a visionary project on a huge scale, achieved by a team of major local and international partners.
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Eko Atlantic, officially Nigeria International Commerce city, also known as Eko Atlantic City,
or the initials E.A.C. and E.A., is a planned city of Lagos State, Nigeria,
being constructed on land reclaimed from the Atlantic Ocean and is protected by a coastal
revetment designed by Royal Haskoning colloquially known as the Great Wall of Lagos. Upon completion,
the new city is anticipating at least 250,000 residents and a daily flow of 150,000 commuters.
The development is also designed to help in stop the erosion of Lagos city's coastline
The Contractors are China Communications Construction Group, a company that works in the
field of marine dredging and landfill operation. Eko Atlantic will satisfy needs for financial,
commercial, residential and tourist accommodations, with infrastructure
in line with modern and environmental standards. These standards will offer
the city’s residents water, waste management, security and transportation systems. The city
will also have an independent source of energy. The City houses so many completed and ongoing
development projects. All approved developments being built in Eko Atlantic City are registered
at the Eko Atlantic Sales Office, Off Ahmadu Bello Way, Bar Beach, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Some of these projects include; Anglican Church for All Nations
The Anglican Church for All Nations development is a multi-purpose development containing residences,
place for worship, and gathering. Alpha 1 Tower
The Alpha 1 is a Grade A office development situated in the Marina District. It will include
a 14 floors open offices with one basement for car park. It is a concrete structure with well
selected first choice finishes. Arkland A&A Towers
The Arkland A&A Towers is a development consisting of two and three bedroom homes,
as well as shops and offices, constructed to the highest specifications.
Azuri Peninsula The Azuri Peninsula is a new mixed-use development
situated in the Marina District composed of luxury residences,offices, and retail.
Eko Energy Estates Eko Energy City is West
Africa’s most ambitious vision of urban living. It’s a holistic project featuring residential,
commercial and leisure areas, all seamlessly integrated into a single development.
Eko Pearl Towers The Eko Pearl Towers
comprises five residential skyscrapers, all ranging from 24 to 33 floors. Each tower has its
own identity and color, highlighting the slight difference in their design and outer structure,
yet preserving the same state-of-the-art infrastructure and luxurious touch.
Eko Village Eko Village is
an exceptional new development of contemporary residences built to the highest specifications.
Eko Village offers a vibrant community, contemporary aesthetics with spectacular homes.
Lagos Sky Tower Lagos Sky Tower is
a world-class is an elite 26-Storey Super High-rise Multifamily Building
with 123-Units Various Floor plan Designs of (2 & 3 Bedroom) Apartments with Top-notch Furnishing.
The Eko Atlantic project has been criticized by local residents living nearby,
saying that ongoing construction works have caused coastal erosion and ocean surges;
as ocean water surges through living areas, flooding access roads
and taking down electricity poles and forcing residents to relocate. The Lagos
State Government is also being criticized for failing to involve the people in the project.
In August 2012, the Atlantic Ocean surged and overflowed its banks, sweeping 16 people into
the Atlantic Ocean, killing several people and flooding Kuramo Beach, Victoria Island and other
areas. According to an environmental expert, "the ocean surge occurred as a result of the failure
of the contractors handling the sand filling activities of the proposed Atlantic Ocean City,
to put in place measure that would reduce the effect of the surge on the environment".
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