Reporting from 2023 to 2026 across Epe, Eti-Osa and Ibeju-Lekki.
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Investors from China, Germany and the Gulf countries are acquiring parcels along the corridor, drawn by the planned layout, the greenery and the lagoon — with land sales projected to rise sharply over the next two years as the incoming airport takes shape.
Adeola Bakare · Epe, Lagos
20 September 2026
A mix of domestic pension capital, development finance and state equity underwrites the runway and cargo apron.
Ngozi Ilori · Lagos Island
30 July 2026
An analysis of asking prices along the corridor shows the sharpest gains clustered near port access roads.
Ngozi Ilori · Ibeju-Lekki
30 June 2026
Guesthouses, transport operators and food vendors are betting on a construction workforce that has not fully arrived.
Bisi Fatunmbi · Epe
12 June 2026
Suppliers priced out of zone land are building on cheaper parcels along the Epe approach.
Bisi Fatunmbi · Ibeju-Lekki
24 November 2025
Rising throughput is reshaping haulage patterns along the Epe corridor.
Tunde Ogunsola · Ibeju-Lekki
15 November 2024
Farm cooperatives gain milling and drying capacity close to the fields for the first time.
Ngozi Ilori · Itoikin
27 November 2023