The Nigerian economy is depreciating, and we don’t need an angel to remind us of that. We will both see it, sense it, and be a part of it. However, there is one basic part of everyday life that will help you create a happier home. As a result, the Atlantis Towers were built.
While the impact of the economic slowdown is being felt around the world, with some states still failing to pay workers’ wages, Lagos State appears to be defying the odds and breaking new ground in some unexpected ways. The development of Atlantis Towers has undoubtedly provided real-time investors with massive cash-out opportunities in Lagos State’s Victoria Island.
With a population of over 22 million inhabitants, the state has seen an influx of Nigerians from other states as well as nationals from neighboring countries regularly, straining its infrastructure. According to economists, Lagos’ tendency to stay buoyant in the face of global uncertainty is attributed to the variety of its sources of revenue and policy.
A safe future is here with Atlantis Towers
At the breaking of the Day, a breathtaking and world-class building is strategically located on Bishop Aboyade Cole Street Victoria Island. And amongst its key landmarks are, Eko Atlantic City: The Eko Atlantic City (EAC) Project is a multi-billion-dollar project sitting on over 10 million square meters and it is expected to accommodate over 150,000 people who would reside there and another 250,000 who would work and commute within the city on daily basis. It is a self-contained city offering all the necessary services and facilities.
Every residential Condo is equipped with a huge ensuite bedroom, study space, spacious living and dining rooms, large windows for ample ventilation and lighting, a lovely kitchen, and a suspended swimming pool. The Atlantis City Towers consists of premium 1,2,3-bedroom condos and 1,2,3,4-bedroom Maisonettes as well as a luxury 5-bedroom Penthouse with BQ.
Investors will benefit from the proximity to hospital health services and convenient connectivity to renowned Multinational Companies (ExxonMobil Company), KPMG, and many others, thanks to the protected means and potential advantages.
Other long-distance neighborhoods are, as well.
Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Nigeria’s most powerful businessman, has invested $12 billion in the Dangote Refinery, which has the potential to pump 650,000 barrels a day. Dangote Industries Limited’s refinery and fertilizer ventures are estimated to produce a minimum of 235,000 new workers, both direct and indirect, once they are operational in the first quarter of 2019.
Lagos Seaport: According to the proposal, a multi-purpose, deep seaport will be constructed in 2019 for $1.65 billion and will be located in the center of the Lagos Free Trade Zone. The Lekki Port will be one of the newest ports in the world, promoting Nigeria’s and West Africa’s burgeoning trade.
The Lekki free trade region, situated only 65 kilometers from Lagos, is strategically located to support the rapidly expanding metropolis as well as the promising Nigerian hinterland. The free trade zone has the potential for growth and the ability to sustain an increasing economy due to readily available space.
Now is the time to invest in ATLANTIS TOWERS. Don’t be left behind!