The Eko Atlantic City In Nigeria

Welcome to our channel, where we take you on an incredible journey to explore the marvels of urban development! In this video, we invite you to discover the Eko Atlantic City in Nigeria. Get ready to be amazed by this ambitious and visionary project that's reshaping the landscape of Lagos.
Join us as we delve into the awe-inspiring features and innovative urban planning that define Eko Atlantic City. From its breathtaking skyline to its sustainable infrastructure, this city is a testament to Nigeria's progress and potential.
Explore the stories of determination, investment, and foresight that have brought this city to life. Eko Atlantic is not just a real estate development; it's a symbol of resilience and a vision for a brighter future.
In this video, we provide an in-depth look at Eko Atlantic City, offering a glimpse into the opportunities and transformation it brings to Lagos and Nigeria as a whole. Subscribe to our channel for more captivating content as we continue to uncover remarkable urban developments from around the world.
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[@skyiaalan5527]

Wow 😲 really can't wait to see it in its full glory Nigerians deserve a city it's global city standard

[@RandomMZ1412]

Don’t hold your breath

[@muhammedmuniru9840]

​@@RandomMZ1412guy shey na enemy of progress YOU be nii,abi YOU be one of those IPOB terrorists wey no want make Gidi grow,dis one wey you just dey negative i no understand

[@RandomMZ1412]

@@muhammedmuniru9840 The place is taking so long to build its becoming outdated even before it’s new. I know better and I have seen better so I can’t pretend. You should keep on praising mediocre and time wasting projects

[@Emmexton_01]

@@RandomMZ1412what are u saying, do u know what it means to come convert water into a city, Nawa for u oo

[@RandomMZ1412]

@@Emmexton_01 Dubai did bigger better more complex project under 10years.

[@TimmyHaastrup]

Hallo Nigerianen, ik ben een Nederlander die getrouwd is met een Nigeriaanse vrouw en zij blijft maar zeggen dat Nigeria de reus van Afrika is, maar er is eerlijk gezegd niets overtuigends aan! Ik heb over dit project gehoord en het is een goed project en het heeft een enorme potentieel een gigantisch regional herkenningspunt voor West Africa en heel Afrika te zijn. Als Nigeria het kan, dan kunnen jullie met recht aanspraak maken op de "gigantische" status! Blijf werken Nigeria, ik ben bij jullie! 🇳🇱🇳🇬❤️

[@rubydawnintl]

Dear Dutchman, marrying a Nigerian woman does not give you the right or insight to say that Nigeria has not rightfully earned the title of Giant Of Africa.

[@Feroxx65]

​@@rubydawnintl For me Nigeria is the giant of Africa in population. But not in economy when talking how rich a country is.

[@tyannew4516]

Beautiful.

[@daniellath8273]

I am confused, the total cost of the EKo city has 2 amounts, in the video I have heard $ 6 Billions and toward the end of the video I have heard over $ 25 Billions, so which one is it ?

[@Freddvibzey]

❤❤️🇳🇬❤️❤️

[@josh2angels]

20 yrs since it started and still finishing the first phase?something is wrong here. ASEAN countries which most are still 3rd world were able to build mega metropolis cities in just 5-10yrs.

[@Feroxx65]

Yes you are right. ASEAN countries mostly are still belong to 3rd world and we are proud to build smart cities with in 5-10 years. But still you cannot compare ASEAN countries to African countries because most of African countries belong to 5th world countries. 😂

[@adekunleajadi9581]

How much is the Land by sq.m for the residential area

[@RandomMZ1412]

It will be an embarrassment if the line in Saudi is completed before Eko Atlantic

[@quadripopoola8706]

Lol did you want to compare Saudi money to Lagos money. So, definitely you expect them to finish it earlier because they will need money to fund it. Just like how they have there metro trains now.

[@RandomMZ1412]

@@quadripopoola8706 Not comparing. But this project started a decade earlier, smaller and less complex than that of Saudi

[@Danorous]

I don't understand if some people don't listen. This is private initiative not government. The one in Saudi is being funded by their government

[@RandomMZ1412]

@@Danorous you should come up with a better excuse than that

[@mayurgeneral9077]

They u people reason sometimes ehnn. Who told you eko Atlantic is not own by government it is a private sector, is not a crime if u go and invest there too they need investors

[@embargovictor721]

The idea here remains futuristic. For the Nigerian 200 million population, the ruiners (YES ruiners!) of the Nation should get basic amenities available first by fixing the roads, generate, distribute and supply electricity, water and medical facilities to all citizens- then you can talk of this kind of megaproject. "Lori-iro" (Lies, lies, lies); we like to delude ourselves!

[@chuksJegbefume-ob2ho]

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[@Danorous]

I am waiting for negative people from western countries to tell us that the money should be used to feed the poor

[@edybassen5646]

===No need to, too naive American gov already borrow $ paid high interest for foreign aid, Nigeria got more then $2 to $ 3 billion each year, that is enough to help feed your cracks.