Enugu Golf City

From Nigerian Infrastructure Development Fri Oct 30 2009, 15:27:00

According to their website The Enugu Golf City ".. has been designed around the style and comfort offered by the most advanced European cities whilst retaining broad African influences.."

"...The development team has been able to start with a clean slate and design a fully self-contained community in Nigeria, that seamlessly integrates luxury living with industrial and commercial activities within a conserved natural habitat that retains the indigenous flora and fauna in an ecstatic marriage of man and nature.

Efficient management and strict design and development standards will ensure that consistent superior quality is delivered as the city evolves..."

Images courtesy of The Enugu Golf City

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