The mall is developed by Polo Park Development Company; a private-public-partnership between the Enugu State Government and Persianas Group (the developers and owners of The Palms Shopping Mall, Lagos - Nigeria's premier Shopping Mall).

The mall will be home to a variety of shops ranging from cosmetics, food items to electronics. There will also be a food court packed with some of the biggest food chains in Nigeria and abroad, a cinema, and entertainment centers.

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Nice,

Those are older pictures.

Here are recent ones (13th June 2011)

^^^ Sorry guys, I could not resist to take those two shots. A boy doing a painting on the wall and a Horse tied in front of the Park as work continued - I wonder the plan (for the horse). I hope I will get an invite on the day its cooked?

Work in progress

Who is coming? These and more.

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Mehn!!! This is great. My beloved polo park. I cant count how many green bottles i cancelled there in my uni days. The place has a lot of history for enugu peeps and visitors

nice one

We are eagerly waiting

@ egift

Please how are you involved in this project?Are you with Pierro's NTL or ENSG?

Nice one there,I missed out on that project but have taken position for similar ones in three states that will soon kick off

Am not even remotely involved - I for don harmmer, be that nowww!

You will see my prints on those pics - So if anything happens in Enugu, I should be the first person to know

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Nice. The good old days of polo park. I remember going on the rides as a kid. I just love that town Enugu, and I am excited about what Chime is doing. I hope the finishing is good though?

mehn, this is great, the last time i went to polo park was like 6yrs ago when i payed a visit to my friend at ESUT, nice work

The governor is "doing a great work" by the layman's standard.
The horticultural/architectural criticism has been that his government doesn't understand the importance of open spaces, vegetation, trees, and their subsequent climatic effect and environmental impact.
This shopping mall could have been easily sited at another location without devastating the well planned horticulture of the area.
If you know GTC, IMT, and that area of GRA you will see the negative environmental impact of this mall in a few years.

I just pray this is not anoda TINAPA!

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Missing this town like crazy! Gosh! can't wait to be back once this mall is completed.

@OP, when is the completion date for this project??

na wa o! See polo wey we dey drink pieces when we dey unec,

Good job, Sullivan?

Wow!Polo park.I remember those days in UNEC.A good place to chill out and watch premiership,eat Nkwobi and also unfortunately watch some daughters of Jezebel unleash HIV to unsuspecting guys  .Glad to see it take a new look.

Enugu is working. To God be the glory.

This is a project that will not affect the lives of the people. I think the gov should focus more on such projects that will emancipate the people economically and not stop Enugu indigines from running to Onitsha, Lagos, Abuja, PH in search of means of livelihood.

This is a project that will not affect the lives of the people. I think the gov should focus more on such projects that will emancipate the people economically to be able to stop Enugu indigines from running to Onitsha, Lagos, Abuja, PH in search of means of livelihood.

chino11:

This is a project that will not affect the lives of the people. I think the gov should focus more on such projects that will emancipate the people economically to be able to stop Enugu indigines from running to Onitsha, Lagos, Abuja, PH in search of means of livelihood.

those cities you mentioned are the major cities of nigeria ,thats where everything happens,no matter how much other cities develop people will keep relocating to onitsha,ph,lagos and abuja

Kaii, I miss polo park suya. Sullivan is really doing a good job

naijaking1:

The governor is "doing a great work" by the layman's standard.
The horticultural/architectural criticism has been that his government doesn't understand the importance of open spaces, vegetation, trees, and their subsequent climatic effect and environmental impact.
This shopping mall could have been easily sited at another location without devastating the well planned horticulture of the area.
If you know GTC, IMT, and that area of GRA you will see the negative environmental impact of this mall in a few years.

Most Nigerian cities, except for Abuja they said, don't understand having green spaces, but this seems to be changing slowly now. The administration of Enugu hasn't really 'built' any thing as large as this yet, the only other thing is the golf city under construction (?) which looks like it will have plenty of green spaces. Aside from that, the governor is doing good.

bashr4:

those cities you mentioned are the major cities of nigeria ,thats where everything happens,no matter how much other cities develop people will keep relocating to onitsha,ph,lagos and abuja

Not true.

I know i will one day go back to Enugu @ least to spend sometime. I love the simplicity of life there and the quietness of the city. Sullivan is working for them.