I have observed for long that many in the country do not know about projects going on around them. I remember discussing with someone back home about the land reclamation work ongoing in Lagos and the birth of a new city- Eko Atlantic City, the whole gist was foreign to him. How could someone be so much in the dark on such a big project going on in his backyard? I wondered. This brought me the idea of harvesting picture updates on some of Nigeria's biggest projects and no better place would be a fitting platform than the largest online forum in Africa- Nairaland.

This topic would thus help people back home and those of us in the diaspora to follow up on some interesting projects going on in the country.

Each project is introduced in this format with accompanying pictures;

Project Name:
Specifications:
Status:
Expected Completion:
Budget:

Enjoy


Pictures from Skyscrapercity- Nigeria section
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1474

Eko Atlantic City, Lagos
9 million square meters
Final stages of land reclamation, construction commenced
2016 (Expected Completion of Reclamation)
$ 1 billion

Akwa Ibom Stadium, Uyo
30,000 seating capacity
Landscapping
November, 2014
$100 million

More Pictures of Akwa Ibom Stadium

Blue Rail Line, Lagos
27km rail route
Track works and Stations Construction
2015
$1.2 billion

Cultural Centre/ Millenium Tower, Abuja
160 meters, 70,000 square meters
Under Construction
Unknown
$550 million

World Trade Centre, Abuja
22 flrs x2, 35flrs, 37flrs towers, and 40,000 square meters mall
Under Construction
Unknown
$1 billion

Abuja Light Rail, Abuja
36.7 km rail route
Track Works
Unknown
$841.64 million

International Airport Terminal Expansion, Abuja
3 million PAX
Under Construction
2015
Part of $500 million airport terminal projects in Nigeria

Op, what about Port Harcourt monorail project , Abeg put am join

Rivers Monorail, Rivers
19.5km monorail track
Trackworks and Station Construction
Unknown
$318 million

Calabar International Conference Centre, Cross River
16,000 sq. mtrs GFA
Under Construction
2015
N9 billion

Akwa-Ibom International Airport Terminal, Uyo
1.5 million PAX
Under Construction
Unknown
$300 million

Ibom Tropicana Entertainment Centre
128,227 sq. mtrs. GFA
Under Construction
2015
N33 billion

Calabar Golf Course
18-hole
Under Construction
Unknown

Rainbow Town, Port Harcourt
14 flrs x15
Under Construction
Unknown
N50 billion

Osapa Convenience Centre, Lekki, Lagos
13,985 sq. mtrs. GLA
Ground Works
June 2015
$ 73.4 million

Peninsula Mall, Lekki, Lagos
22,000 sq. mtrs. GLA
Under Construction
November 2015

Badagry Express Way, Lagos
10-Lane, 60.3 km
Delayed
Unknown
$2 billion

Lakowe Lakes Golf Course, Lagos
18-hole
Completed

More on Lakowe Lakes Golf Course

Lagos International Airport Terminal Expansion
8 million PAX
Under Construction
2016
Part of $500 million terminal expansion loan from China

Badagry Deep Port, Lagos
1,000 hectares
Geotechnical Studies
2016

Kashimbilla Hydro Power Plant
40 MW
Under Construction
2015
$374.2 million

Dutse International Airport, Jigawa
Completed
2014
N11 billion

Did anybody notice the amounts for the APC state projects compared to their counterparts? These APC governors are beyond corrupt. They are Evil.

Jabi Lakefront Development, Abuja
30,000 sq. mtrs GLA (mall spec)
Under Construction
Unknown
$1.5 billion

Blue Rail Lines Lagos
27km
1.2 billion dollars
Abuja Light Rail
36.7km
841.64 million dollars.

I don't get it, is it the Light in Abuja case made it cheaper than Lagos considering it has a higher distance? Or Land was reclaimed in the former?

Those are good infrastructures, let's keep them coming I believe we'll get there some day.

click2cbn:
Blue Rail Lines Lagos
27km
1.2 billion dollars
Abuja Light Rail
36.7km
841.64 million dollars.

I don't get it, is it the Light in Abuja case made it cheaper than Lagos considering it has a higher distance? Or Land was reclaimed in the former?

Bros, you forgot that these guys award 1KM road for 1 billion naira?
However, nice pix. Naija is transforming rapidly.
May God bless us all.

Its amazing to know that developmental works are ongoing in the country, but at the same time let the ones on ground be maintained building new ones are not always the issue but maintainance, won't be surprised to see these new ones in ruins 5 yrs after completion.
God bless Nigeria.