Earlier in May, we proudly hosted our inaugural open house of the year, an event designed to highlight the newly completed sections of our esteemed development. This occasion provided a unique opportunity to present our state-of-the-art facilities and the distinctive
We are honoured to have sponsored the inaugural "Azuri Pursuit Race" at the historic Lagos Yacht Club, a venerable institution that has stood for 91 years. This exciting event took place against the backdrop of the iconic Azuri Towers, where
When Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Lagos opted for an experiential approach to introducing Cullinan – the first all-terrain SUV from Rolls-Royce that makes luxury off-road travel a reality – there couldn’t have been a more befitting locale than the equally luxurious ambience of
The iconic Azuri Towers, in the sprawling Eko Atlantic City, is ready for a grand opening come June 2022 with about 50 per cent of its apartments already subscribed.
Azuri Towers will consist of three towers: two residential and one for offices. To our delight, Azuri One is now the tallest residential tower in Nigeria. By extension, it is the tallest in West Africa and the second tallest on
The picturesque harbour-side office of Eko Development at Azuri Towers in the Marina district of Eko Atlantic was set to the esteemed cast of “Lagosa Radio Drama” last pancake Tuesday. LAGOSA is a proudly Nigerian Radio series that tells the story
Eko Atlantic City, a 10 million square-metre city being built on the Atlantic Ocean along Ahmadu Bello Way in Victoria Island (VI) of Lagos State, is indeed a beautiful place. The city which is twice the size of VI has
Eko Development Company Ltd, the real estate firm behind Eko Atlantic city has announced that the soon to be completed Azuri Towers is the tallest residential building in Nigeria and West Africa. Azuri Towers; a large mass development comprising of three
When completed, Eko Atlantic, Nigeria’s International Commerce City which is being constructed on land reclaimed from the Atlantic Ocean, is expected to add at least $1 billion to Nigeria’s economy annually.