The Afrisovera Foundation
On the city plan
Land comes first. This is where it sits in the planned city, its own surveyed land, kept in its own zone, and what is already designed to stand there.
Educational Campus
Primary, secondary and a technical college on green grounds with safe walkways.
Walk through what is planned here
Every building has its own walkthrough, outside and in. Register your interest in any of them; nothing is sold or paid for here.
Afrisovera Technical College
THE WORKS YARD. Everything here is taught by doing it, so the college is planned like a works yard rather than a school. Its centre is a BUILDING YARD where full-size house shells stand at every stage, foundations dug, walls half-raised in compressed-earth block, roof trusses going up, put up and taken down again by students each term. The workshop halls stand around it and open straight onto the yard through wide roller doors, so a lesson walks out of the hall and onto the work. Masonry, carpentry and roofing, steel, electrical and solar, plumbing, a materials testing lab and a drawing studio. 2 storeys · 30,000 m² of built floor · a 6 ha site beside the model school. The building is its own teaching aid: built of exactly what it teaches.
The Educational Campus
A world-class campus inside the city, green grounds, safe walkways, sunlit classrooms and room to learn and play. The Educational Campus, Cassia Rise. 2 storeys · 50,960 m² of built floor · an 182,000 m² site. Around it: The Hospital 987 m south, The Airport (proposed) 1.1 km north-east.
Concept visualisations of a proposed city, a riverine site in central Nigeria, exact location to be announced. Subject to design and approvals.
The city plan: the whole landholding, plot by plot
The full landholding, built out in phases. Plots are measured to the Nigerian standard (1 plot ≈ 464 m²) and colour shows the home designed for each one. Phase 1 is the built core; Phase 2 is serviced land with roads in and plots surveyed; Phase 3 is strategic reserve held for later growth. Most of this land is deliberately still empty. That is the expansion plan, not an omission.
Tap any plot for its home, size & price · drag to pan · scroll or use +/− to zoom
This is what a full Afrisovera City is designed to become on land the company secures. Illustrative of what's achievable, not a confirmed or purchased site: no land has been formally acquired yet, and the exact location is intentionally not published ahead of that. Every real structure the company has designed, every one of Afrisovera's live home designs, the airport, rail, industry, the business and innovation districts, the man-made lake and its landmarks, schools, hospital and the rest, sits on this plan, seated along real streets next to its real neighbours. Tap any numbered plot for that home. Serviced land still to be built on is marked plainly.
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The whole Phase 1 city, zone by zone
The plan above seats every home and building designed so far. Afrisovera City Phase 1 is 3,000 hectares, and most of it is still being designed, so the zones below are shown as zones, not measured plots, until each one is surveyed.
Underground road, drainage and utility levels, and the dug-sand recycling policy that supplies the site's own concrete and mortar sand, are part of the same masterplan and are described in the engineering documentation rather than mapped here plot-by-plot yet.
Afrisovera Builders
From idle to industrial. From unemployment to permanent skilled work. We train. We employ. We house. We promote. A young person joins with nothing and walks a five-stage ladder from their first day of paid training to a skilled career, and the city rises because they build it. It costs around $2,600 to train one youth into a certified builder; leaving that same youth idle can cost the world a hundred thousand dollars a year. The maths is the mission.
50,000+ trained directly by 2050 · minimum 30% women in every cohort · priority for local host communities, diaspora returnees, and people with disabilities · first cohorts open as the project reaches that stage.
Start your training: the Builders portal → Trainee sign-inWant to see where they will learn? Walk through the City School Campus, 1,800 places, run by a vetted operator. Explore the city →
Talent Kids: Talent Unleashed
Builders raise the city; the Dream Labs raise its imagination. Beyond the trades, the Foundation gives gifted young people the one thing they are almost never given: the environment to create. Labs, studios, workshops, mentors and the freedom to pursue any dream, because if you can dream it, you can build it. Africans are not what the world programmed us to believe. Give these minds the tools and they will land on the moon, invent the technology that changes how the world thinks, and prove a continent’s genius: a breath of fresh air the whole planet feels.
“If you can dream it, you can achieve it.”
Planned separate entity (target: within 90 days of incorporation): The Afrisovera Foundation is currently a programme of AFRISOVERA GLOBAL HOLDINGS LIMITED (Co. No. 17244459). We intend to incorporate it as a separate Community Interest Company (CIC) under the Companies (Audit, Investigations and Community Enterprise) Act 2004. Until incorporated, all Foundation activity is carried out by AGHL. See our Regulatory Status.
Walk through the Foundation 🔊 NARRATED
A narrated cinematic walkthrough of the Foundation's reach, the school courtyard, the scholarship moment, the clinic, the water tap, the graduation. Tap play and unmute to hear the story.