The purpose of this thread is to showcase new world-class projects being constructed or proposed for Abuja.

Enjoy.

1. Abuja International Conference Center.
Located along Abuja's CBD.

The convention center will have;
- convention hall
- auditoriums
- entertainment and retail space
- A 200m tower with a revolving restaurant
- A 3 star and 5 star hotel
- It is also going to be linked to the Abuja light rail so people can travel to and from the airport.

The contractors involved in this project are ITB a subsidiary of the Chaogury group, which is also responsible for Eko Atlantic.

2. Asokoro Island (masterplan)

A world-class lifestyle destination, Asokoro Island is located among undulating hills in Abuja’s most exclusive district. Combining panoramic views of the area’s lush and biodiverse landscape, with unparalleled residential and recreational facilities, it offers residents and visitors alike a unique perspective on Nigerian living.

UNIQUE INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT

From the original vision, we seek to position Asokoro Island as a unique integrated development that will feature its eco-friendly credentials ideal for private, business, diplomatic residence and for work, play and leisure.

Julian Zapata,
Leading Spanish Architect and Project Manager

Cost: N114bn

Nice, Following. At 200m tall when completed i supposed it would be the tallest structure in Nigeria beating the millennium tower by just over 30m. Still not as tall as the Eiffel tower in paris tho, But if we can't beat world record we can at least beat our previous records.

Niger Delta oil at work. ND are the biggest blockheads I have ever come across in this life including my father and my uncles. By the time they finished our oil money, and developed their region with it, they will call an end to one Nigeria...then our eyes will open.

Abuja! The city that has goBBLEd down half of the wealth meant for this impoverished country.




Our leaders are just insensitive...

A facade of developments. Development encompasses both human and infrastructural developments. Otherwise, maintenance of these so called massive constructions will become problematic and with in the first decade, herdsmen will take over the building for cattle grazing.

3. Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (New international terminal)

Size: 40,000sqm

Capacity: 3 million passengers annually.

christejames:
Abuja! The city that has goBBLEd down half of the wealth meant for this impoverished country.




Our leaders are just insensitive...

Before Dubai was built, the area was populated by nomads earning a living by herding cattle.

Today, Nigerians are flocking there. Maybe even you. Contributing billions to the UAE's GDP.

Lesson: From little acorns oak trees grow.

Hmmmmm


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4. Federal Inland Revenue Service headquarters
Size: 17 floors

MRSALT:
A facade of developments. Development encompasses both human and infrastructural developments. Otherwise, maintenance of these so called massive constructions will become problematic and with in the first decade, herdsmen will take over the building for cattle grazing.

Leave politics, Human development or whatever aside and let only those interested in Architectural masterpiece to comment. I believed that is the intent of the OP when he opened the thread. You can go create yours and blab about how these projects are wasteful blah blah.

Abuja Boulevard

Cost: N900bn

Abuja City Centre project comprises of four international hotels, residential houses, offices, shops as well as condominium

Sunrise Hills.

- Would contain about 5,000 houses on over 400 hectares of land

-Cost: N1 trillion

Land of Honey City.

The Land of Honey (LOH) city development is a real estate development brand masterminded and conceptualised by Kohath Property Development Company (KPDC). The Land of Honey City Development Abuja is a Partnership entered into by Abuja Films Village International (AFVI) and Kohath Property Development Company (KPDC). LOH Abuja is potentially going to be a modern, mixed-use, world class city on 1,767 hectares of land in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The development is located in the Yanga district, which is about 20 minutes drive to the central commercial district in Abuja.

Estimated residential population: 4,000.

to be completed in the year 2030 abi?

National Institute Of Legislative Studies

- 32 state of the art buildings
- 80sq m
-Costs N51bn

AraduF90:
to be completed in the year 2030 abi?

Some have no bearing on improving our economy.

Jabi Lake-front development

-Cost: N334bn
-Features a 400-room 5-star hotel and a 3-star hotel
-Residential units.

most of these projects are privately financed. I just pity the government financed ones, they will be abandoned

Is a 17 storey building something to brag about when some countries are trying to reach the 200 storwy mark? Can we be more backward?

Idrismusty97:
Nice, Following. At 200m tall when completed i supposed it would be the tallest structure in Nigeria beating the millennium tower by just over 30m. Still not as tall as the Eiffel tower in paris tho, But if we can't beat world record we can at least beat our previous records.

And the Asokoro Island will house the new Presidential Villa! I guess that's in response to El Rufai's assertion 10 years ago that the present Aso Villa is an illegal structure.

junketer:
Is a 17 storey building something to brag about when some countries are trying to reach the 200 storwy mark? Can we be more backward?

The 17- storey building is a govt building, so I don't think it will be prudent of the FG to construct a 200-floor behemoth

You nailed it completely. God bless you.

new2020:
Niger Delta oil at work. ND are the biggest blockheads I have ever come across in this life including my father and my uncles. By the time they finished our oil money, and developed their region with it, they will call an end to one Nigeria...then our eyes will open.

To study how to thief without the govts knowing.

CFCman:
National Institute Of Legislative Studies

- 32 state of the art buildings
- 80sq m
-Costs N51bn

Amazing

our oyel

So befitting of a country's capital!

Abuja, Calabar and Lagos remain our pride!

God bless the federal republic of Nigeria!

new2020:
Niger Delta oil at work. ND are the biggest blockheads I have ever come across in this life including my father and my uncles. By the time they finished our oil money, and developed their region with it, they will call an end to one Nigeria...then our eyes will open.

Imagine this to.ut!

Na your papa and uncles put the oil there?

I'm sure you'd rather the monies are embezzled instead?

Be spreading hate, until it consumes you!

How were you to know national values when you trash-talk even the ones who toiled to raise you.

new2020:
Niger Delta oil at work. ND are the biggest blockheads I have ever come across in this life including my father and my uncles. By the time they finished our oil money, and developed their region with it, they will call an end to one Nigeria...then our eyes will open.

You think i hate GEJ for nothing? The man was a complete olodo who displayed first class naivety.

FYI, most of those projects are privately financed, except the FIRS building