Eko Atlantic City is a planned city being constructed on reclaimed land adjacent to Victoria Island in Lagos, Nigeria. The city is being built to alleviate the chronic shortage of real estate in Lagos, and to serve as a model for environmentally sustainable urban development in Africa.

The idea for Eko Atlantic City was first proposed in 2003, and the reclamation process began in 2008. The city is being built in phases, with the first phase of construction completed in 2013. The completed city will cover an area of approximately 10 square kilometers, and will include commercial, residential, and recreational areas.

One of the key features of Eko Atlantic City is its extensive seawall, which is designed to protect the city from rising sea levels and storm surges. The city is also being built with a number of sustainable features, including renewable energy systems and green spaces.

14 years later, this city still seems to be empty. Now, the biggest question is WHY IS EKO ATLANTIC CITY EMPTY?. Is it because it’s a project meant of the super rich ?

I will implore you to watch the video below and don’t hesitate to drop my own view.

Eko Atlantic City, Lagos State- Why is the $6 Billions Project Still Empty?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd47kgvYayY

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Not only the super rich but also foreign investors. If the Nigerian public image is clean, the place will sell out immediately.

Fuck1ng expensive, rent is in Dollars