First Road Lighting
As the new Eko Atlantic cityscape starts to take shape by day there is something new to see at night time now that a section of new road in the emerging city has been illuminated by streetlights. The first row of lights along Eko Boulevard, the paved 8-lane thoroughfare that is over one and a half miles long and is the spine of the Business District, will be extended in 2015 as the developers forge ahead with infrastructure development.
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05
Aug
13
Nov
30-storey Eko Atlantic’s Azuri Peninsula set for completion
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Eko Atlantic
After three years of construction works, one of Nigeria’s building and civil engineering firms, ITB Nigeria Li...
13
Nov
First Eko Atlantic City saved Victoria Island from sinking, now it wants to save Nigeria’s economy and future
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Eko Atlantic
In this interview, Ronald Chagoury talks about the vision and purpose of Eko Atlantic City, the challenges fac...
09
Nov
Eko Atlantic’s Ronald Chagoury Jr talks on challenges, opportunities of doing business in Nigeria
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Eko Atlantic
On the side-lines of Africa Investment Forum 2018 held in South Africa CNBC Africa spoke to Ronald Chagoury Jr...
18
Oct
Investing for development: A case study of Eko Atlantic City
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Eko Atlantic
The Eko Atlantic metropolis, otherwise known as Nigeria’s International Commercial Centre, is an innovative co...
15
Oct
U.S., Nigeria Celebrate Historic Groundbreaking of New U.S. Consulate General in Lagos
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Eko Atlantic
Lagos–– The United States is committed to strengthening the enduring U.S.-Nigeria relationship, investing...
14
Oct
Alpha 1 – Eko Atlantic City
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Eko Atlantic
Alpha 1 is a new office development in the Marina District of the new Eko Atlantic City, a coastal city on Vic...
14
Sep
Why Nigeria’s plans for a dream Eldorado city are not radical enough
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Eko Atlantic
Editor’s Note: Gbenga Oduntan is a Senior Lecturer in International Commercial Law at University of Kent. CNN ...
14
Mar
Dream of a Lagos Champs-Élysées Banks on Nigerian Recovery
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Eko Atlantic
Lagos luxury development could house as many as 250,000 people
Developers pinning hope on growing populatio...
06
Nov
A view of the road and canal network
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Eko Atlantic
A view of the road and canal network in the city
06
Nov
A view of Eko Boulevard
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Eko Atlantic
A view of Eko Boulevard, an 8 lane boulevard, 1,500m long, the focal point of the Business District is fully c...
06
Nov
A view of the road network
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Eko Atlantic
A view of the road network and foliage in Eko Atlantic City
