1. NECOM House.
This is a 160m, 32-storey skyscraper completed in Lagos in 1979 and since then been the tallest in Nigeria and West Africa. It was the headquarters of NITEL, once the most powerful telecommunication company in Nigeria.

2. Champagne Pearl Tower.
The Champagne Pearl Tower is the tallest of the Eko Pearl Towers located in Eko Atlantic, Lagos State. It is 134m tall and has 30 residential floors. It was completed in 2017.

3. Union Bank Headquarters Building.
This is a 28-storey skyscraper located in Marina, Lagos Island owned by Union Bank of Nigeria. It is 124m tall and was completed in 1991.

4. World Trade Center Tower 2.
This is a 25-floor commercial building, standing at 120m located in Plot 1113, Constitution Avenue, Central Business District, Abuja, FCT. It was completed in 2016

5. Eko Tower II
This is a 27-floor skyscraper at the Eko Hotel Roundabout, Lagos State. It is 118m tall and was completed in 2016.

6. Eko Black Pearl.
This is the second tallest of the Eko Pearl Towers located in Eko Atlantic, Lagos State. It is 112m tall and has 25 residential floors. It was completed in 2016.

7. 4 Bourdillon
This is a Twin Tower of 25 Floors comprising 41 apartments (Flats, Duplex Flats and Duplex Penthouses). It is 110m tall and was completed in 2020.

8. World Trade Center Tower 1.
This is a 25-floor residential building located at Constitution Avenue, Central Business District, FCT Abuja. It is 110m tall and was completed in 2016.

9. Dakkada Towers.
This is a 21-storey building located in Banking Layout, Udo Udoma Avenue in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. It is 108m tall and was completed in 2020.

10. Cocoa House
Ibadan Cocoa House was the first skyscraper in West Africa when completed in 1964 and was the record holder for tallest building in Nigeria till 1979. It is 105m tall and has 26 floors.

Assyrian Wasp

1. NECOM House.
2. Champagne Pearl Tower.
3. Union Bank Headquarters Building.
4. World Trade Center Tower 2.

9. Dakkada Towers.
10. Cocoa House

Use to think that Cocoa House Dugbe-Ibadan Oyo state is the tallest building in Nigeria then the NITEL Tower overlooking the Marina.

Good

Will they help to reduce the Tinubulation?

All located in Tinubu Lagos. Our Wailers that are fond of jumping night buses from their barren land always have a sight to take back.

Okay, cute

South Western Nigeria, the home of skyscrapers

Ehen no one dey igboland? Shebi na dem dey develop everywhere else apart from their potopoto land. Lagos leads others follow.

Someone should create a thread with the title "Top 10 actresses with the tightest toto in Nigeria"

We can do better but the looters called politicians can't see far except their forsaken pot bellies. They place more importance on their stomach rather than the people.

Reason why Tinubu is ready to offer peanut for minimum wage but his children are traveling the world up and down.

The Elders have failed Nigeria

may GOD save Nigerians, is this worth celebrating.

The building in number 1 spot is just an empty shell that is still living on past glory.

That building should be torn down to make room for something else if they can't get it to work

tobounty:
All located in Tinubu Lagos.

Not even Jakande or Fashola. Your Shame dey Shane me

So after 45 years, no administration has been able to come up with a taller building. I think we have really poor culture when it comes to maintenance of infrastructure in Nigeria. There is absolutely almost nothing that our leaders are positively good at.

Commanderinpips:
may GOD save Nigerians, is this worth celebrating.

E pain am say no tangible development dey his igboland

Nothing concern me but E dey mind


Please where's Jennyclay?

tobounty:
All located in Tinubu Lagos.

And owned by who and who

In terms of infrastructural development, Nigeria has a loooong way to go...
In terms of numbers of Skyscraper of countries in Africa, Nigeria lags really behind...
For a country with largest population...
Even government sef can't build these to solve housing issues...
Even no steady light to power the building elevator...

It is well...

Very massive

Jj

Nice structures, the goal is to own an apartment in one of them last floors on one of the buildings.

Sweet eko rules lol

AbuTwins:
"Na tall buildings we go Chop?"

if we no chop tall buildings, shey na potopoto for Igbo land we go chop?

Peacefulguy90:
And owned by who and who

Owned by Pandora and his miscreant!! are you happy now ,ipob??

We no go gree , This is marginalization.....

I don't really think it's a good idea to setup tall buildings in Nigeria.
I get the idea that
1. it saves ground area.
2. It's some sort of prestige bullshit.
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But this building needs to transport both people and water to the top floors
And so far, the way to do this is with electricity.
Electric motors running the lift.
Electric motors running the water pumps.
In this country, Nigeria, infamous for No electricity, you've just setup yourself to be screwed big time.
The buildings will be so expensive to run.
Our office is in a tall building, many other offices have vacated the building. We too would soon be leaving.
Expenses for nothing.

Vanity upon Vani..

Well, Shebi it will reduce the Price of Food and other Essentials?

Though those buildings na esthetics and Pride dem be, so me no really fancy them but I no go mind to own one of them