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PromiseLand Estate has announced plans to invest N50 billion in infrastructure development across its residential estates in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in 2027.
The company’s Chief Executive Officer, Ambassador Dr Lawrence Emmanuel Oloche, MON, disclosed the proposed investment, saying it would accelerate infrastructure development, improve residential living standards, and strengthen Abuja’s appeal as a destination for real estate investment.
The proposed programme is expected to cover several developments in the company’s portfolio, with emphasis on internal road networks, drainage systems, electricity, water supply, security facilities, environmental improvements and other essential amenities.
The estates listed under the programme include City View Estates 1, 2 and 3, and Golf City, all in Katampe Extension; Green City in Apo; Innovation City; Karasana Estates 1, 2 and 3; and Aso Villas in Maitama Main, among others.
The company said the initiative reflected its commitment to developing fully serviced residential communities rather than limiting its activities to providing plots and housing units.
One of the company’s major projects is City View Estate in Katampe Extension. According to information on the company’s website, City View 1 covers more than 60 hectares, while City View 2, located within the Diplomatic Zone of Katampe Extension, occupies over 47 hectares.
Golf City, situated around the Usuma Hills area of Katampe Extension, is being developed as a residential community with proposed recreational and lifestyle facilities. These include a golf course, clubhouse, recreational centres, schools, restaurants and internal road networks.
At Green City in Apo, the company’s development concept focuses on organised residential planning, environmental sustainability and green spaces.
Another major project in its portfolio is Innovation City, a 635-hectare development unveiled in February 2026. The project includes a proposed 100-hectare technology district designed to bring residential accommodation together with technology, research, entrepreneurship and business activities.
At the project’s unveiling, Oloche described the development as an initiative to create an environment where residential living and technological innovation could thrive together.
The company’s other developments include Karasana Estates 1, 2 and 3, as well as Aso Villas in Maitama Main, which is part of its expanding portfolio of residential projects in Abuja.
PromiseLand Estate said the proposed N50 billion infrastructure investment would strengthen the provision of essential facilities across the developments and improve the experience of existing and prospective property owners.
The programme is also expected to create employment opportunities for professionals and artisans in the construction sector, including engineers, architects, surveyors, construction workers and building-material suppliers.
The proposed investment comes amid increasing demand for serviced residential communities in Abuja, where access to roads, drainage, electricity, water and security facilities remains an important consideration for homeowners and property investors.
Oloche’s development vision, as outlined by the company, emphasises real estate developers’ responsibility to provide functional, sustainable communities beyond land acquisition and property sales.
The planned investment is expected to support the expansion of Abuja’s residential landscape and stimulate economic activities across the construction and real estate value chains.
If implemented as proposed, the N50 billion programme would represent a significant infrastructure commitment across PromiseLand Estate’s developments in the nation’s capital.
