Eko Atlantic International Economic City has the potential to create over 1 million direct and indirect jobs, attack $8 billion in FDI an facilitiate $30 billion in global financial transaction annually. It will host headquarters of global organisations, will provide shared services to firms around the world, will attract leading financial institutions.It will also transform the economy by placing Nigeria at the centre of African economy and position it prominently in global commerce.
The Business District has been designed to satisfy all the needs of a modern urban setting. Accurate planning will resolve some of the major issues currently crippling business dealings in Lagos: buildings will have ample parking facilities, the road network will be designed to accommodate multiple lanes and a fibre-optic network will connect all offices to major international nodes for fast internet access. A plethora of services will be in place to guarantee the possibility to work in Eko Atlantic without needing to leave the city.
With its exclusive lifestyle and wealth of amenities in a secure environment, the Marina district will be a privileged place to invest, work, live and play.
A KEY FACT FOR A GROWING COUNTRY
Schooling in Lagos can be quite challenging for kids: old structures, inadequate facilities and, to top it off, often stuck in areas where traffic is hectic. Our aim is to provide top-notch structures and facilities while bringing in the very best to operate it so that schooling can be turned from challenging to fun!
The international school will start operating from the academic year 2016 commencing in September 2016. It will cater from pre-school to year 13 offering national curriculum of England with IB as a graduating option. The total planned capacity for the school is approx 1,400 students across 60 classrooms, having 4 sections per grade of 24 students in each classroom across Primary and Secondary grade levels. Pre school will have a maximum of 20 students each classroom. Facilities such us football, basketball and swimming pool are part of the project and will function as a community hub, extending the use of its premises post school hours, for the wider benefit of the community, for education, sports and recreational activities. Project is expected to achieved enrolment levels of 20% in year 1 to 70% in year 5.
Plot location: in the heart of EKO ATLANTIC ECONOMIC CITY. Walking distance from Eko EEE, Shopping Mall, Business District and International Hospital.
Plot size: 27,000 sqm (with possibility to expand - 14,000 sqm)
Built up area: approx 160,000sqm. Phase I construction will start in Sept. 2015.
Expected completion phase 1: Sept. 2016.
PROPOSED SCHOOL CONFIGURATION
A basic service for the foundation of a new city is taking care of its residents and for that reason one of the milestones for this project includes a world-class hospital operated by a world-class organisation employing the best physicians available in both the national and international market.
APG Helthcare Limited together with its partner Medica Synergia will lead the construction and the management of the first international high standard hospital in Lagos.
PROPOSED PLANNING: MEDICAL PROGRAMMESPECIALTYLEVEL
PROPOSED PLANNING: BED DISTRIBUTION
PROPOSED PLANNING: MANPOWER (OPERATING YEARS)
The Mall of Africa will redefine retail, leisure and entreatment precincting for this district. A vibrant destination will be formed that can evolve with the surrounding development and community.
Negotiation are currently on going with leading international players in the sector and top fashion brands.
AREA SCHEDULE
ACUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
Eko Atlantic is more than a city though. It's a clear vision of the future. It creates a space to live and work, seemingly out of thin air. By reclaiming eroded land, an oceanfront wonder is not only evolving rapidly, but it is also providing a positive response to worldwide issues such as population growth and coastal erosion due to climate change. Eko Atlantic offers one of the world's most exciting opportunities to harvest the potential of Africa. The financial hub of Africa's fastest growing nation, Lagos is poised to be one of the megacities of the world.
Eko Atlantic City Showroom
& Sales Office
Junction between Ahmadu Bello Road and Adetokunbo Ademola Street,
Lagos, Nigeria
South Atlantic
Petroleum Towers
Junction between Ahmadu Bello Road and Adetokunbo Ademola Street,
Lagos, Nigeria
