Welcome to Real JeRi! In this episode, we take you on a journey to explore the remarkable Eko Atlantic City project in Lagos, Nigeria. This groundbreaking endeavor aims to transform reclaimed land from the Atlantic Ocean into a thriving metropolis. With meticulous planning and architectural excellence, Eko Atlantic City offers a harmonious blend of modernity and sustainability.
Spanning an incredible 10 million square meters, with over 6.5 million square meters already reclaimed, this coastal city is set to redefine Lagos. Sustainability is a key focus, with advanced technologies and eco-friendly features incorporated to minimize environmental impact. Independent power supply, state-of-the-art sewage treatment systems, and innovative waste and drainage management solutions are just a few examples.
Eko Atlantic City caters to various needs and lifestyles, offering luxurious high-rise apartments, waterfront villas, modern office spaces, retail areas, and a dedicated free-zone for businesses to thrive. Architectural marvels like the Eko Pearl Towers and the Business District showcase the city's grandeur, while the Phoenix Tower stands as a symbol of elegance with its well-designed apartments.
The city also boasts a world-class marina, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and recreational spaces. It aims to create a holistic environment where residents can access quality services and enjoy a well-rounded lifestyle.
Beyond physical infrastructure, Eko Atlantic City contributes to job creation and economic growth, while prioritizing community engagement and social cohesion. The project's commitment to sustainability sets an example for future developments in Nigeria and beyond.
Privately funded by South Energyx Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of the Chagoury Group, Eko Atlantic City demonstrates a strong commitment to its success and long-term viability.
Join us in this exciting exploration of Eko Atlantic City and witness the transformation of Lagos into a world-class destination. Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share this video to stay updated on development projects across Africa and the world. Be part of the Real JeRi community and join the conversation. See you in the next video!
