Restoring Festac Town’s original master-plan vision as the pristine Garden City of Lagos. Through decentralized waste recycling, urban agro-forestry, solar public lighting, and drainage channel rehabilitation.
Official audit archive documenting engineering, logistical and community milestones successfully completed by the FTRA Project Directorate.
EcoFit is a long-horizon environmental renewal programme designed around Festac Town’s original garden-city intent, combining greening, recycling, solar public lighting and drainage rehabilitation into one civic delivery framework.
Town-wide ecological survey, soil testing, and establishment of 8 native tree nurseries producing Neem and Ashoka saplings.
Buffer-zone planting along the 2nd Avenue canal corridor and deployment of 200 pilot solar streetlights in 50 residential closes.
“Dedicated to the resilience, unity, and progress of the good people of Festac Town. This landmark initiative stands as an enduring testament to self-help civic action and community-driven excellence.”
Step-by-step execution framework tracking foundational engineering, operational scaling, and final community handover.
Town-wide ecological survey, soil testing, and establishment of 8 native tree nurseries producing Neem and Ashoka saplings.
Buffer-zone planting along the 2nd Avenue canal corridor and deployment of 200 pilot solar streetlights in 50 residential closes.
Scaling to 15,000+ trees and deploying neighborhood waste-baling depots with weigh-and-pay incentives.
Completion of solar streetlights across all avenues and linking green corridors into contiguous nature walkways.
Sustained institutional handover to Avenue Maintenance Trusts and annual green-city compliance reporting.
Official on-site photo documentation, engineering inspections, and verified milestone logs submitted by FTRA committees and avenue monitors.
Our electrical works crew completed the mounting and commissioning of 120 integrated 150W monocrystalline solar LED streetlights across 28 residential closes on 4th and 5th Avenues. Resident feedback has been overwhelming, with zero darkness reported during the recent grid outages.
Over 200 resident volunteers joined hands along the 2nd Avenue canal buffer zone to plant 2,500 indigenous Neem and Mahogany saplings. Each tree has been tagged with a QR code linked to our citizen adoption portal.
Restore tree canopies along 1st to 7th Avenues to reduce heat and dust exposure.
8 Native Tree NurseriesTurn household plastic bottles, pure-water sachets, and aluminum cans into community points and instant cash rewards.
4 Drop-off DepotsIlluminating dark residential closes with off-grid solar LED infrastructure, cutting carbon and boosting night security.
140 Closes PoweredSystematic desilting and maintenance of Festac’s primary stormwater canals to permanently prevent seasonal floodings.
Zero Major Flood in 2025Adjust the sliders to estimate your carbon reduction and civic points based on household habits or a volunteer pledge.
Buffer zone planted with indigenous Neem and Mahogany trees to prevent canal bank erosion and filter air from transit routes.
Reclaimed open green space featuring solar benches, native flora nursery, and children educational nature trails.
Decentralized plastic, cardboard, and aluminum buy-back facility paying residents cash or power tokens for sorted recyclables.
Zero-emission residential street stretch powered by community-maintained LED solar streetlights with a lower carbon footprint.
