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About Climate City

A proposed 1,200-hectare sustainable community in Nasarawa, Africa. Homes, nature, enterprise and culture are brought together through a phased development vision.

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Proposed development area

1,200 ha

Initial resident target

6,000

Potential resident growth

8,000

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Sustainability, grounded in everyday life.

Climate City is a proposed sustainable community in Nasarawa State, Africa, powered by Mikoshel. Its masterplan brings homes, essential services, enterprise and cultural tourism together.

Our philosophy is practical: use resources carefully, widen access to opportunity and respect the landscape. Shaded streets, mixed-income neighbourhoods and spaces for local businesses translate those priorities into daily life.

Development will be phased. Site studies, approvals and specialist partnerships will shape delivery, with infrastructure and long-term care considered from the outset.

Climate City business district
Climate City sustainable architecture
Solar-roofed building

Inclusion means mixed-income homes, accessible services and opportunities for host communities.

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Responsible growth means planning infrastructure, operations and maintenance alongside buildings.

Rooted in Nasarawa. Looking to Africa’s urban future.

Explore sustainable design

Sustainable design.
Rooted in place.

Design for the climate. Connect daily needs. Use resources carefully. These priorities guide our proposed masterplan.

Plan around everyday life

Homes, schools and markets belong within an easy everyday journey. The proposed plan connects them through shaded walking routes and shared public spaces, informed by local ecology and community needs.

Let the climate shape the architecture

Orientation, screens, deep overhangs and courtyards can improve comfort before mechanical cooling is added. Designs will be assessed against local heat, rainfall and air quality.

Build for a longer useful life

Durable, repairable materials can reduce replacement and waste. Procurement will consider whole-life impacts, responsible sourcing and opportunities for African makers.

Care for water, energy and landscape

Energy efficiency, rainwater capture and safe reuse are planning priorities. Reservoir and dam concepts require hydrological studies and approvals, with maintenance considered from the outset.

Concept visualisations. Design measures remain subject to site studies, engineering and approvals.

How each sector contributes

Explore the proposed sectors and the role each plays in the city.

01Homes and neighbourhoods

Mixed-income homes close to daily services, with shade and natural ventilation to improve comfort. Material and cooling choices will be assessed for resource use and long-term cost.

02Nature and wildlife conservation

Connected habitats, native planting and nature trails are proposed to protect ecological connections while giving residents access to green space.

03Clean energy

Solar generation, battery storage and managed distribution are proposed alongside demand reduction. Engineering studies will establish capacity and grid requirements.

04Water and circular systems

Rainwater capture, treatment and safe reuse can reduce freshwater demand. Wetlands and drainage will respond to site conditions; waste plans will address sorting, recovery and specialist handling.

05Mobility and digital services

Shaded paths, cycling routes and proposed shared transport will link everyday destinations. Metering and maintenance systems can help identify leaks, waste and service faults.

06Food systems and livelihoods

Gardens, orchards and farmer partnerships can connect residents to regional producers. Irrigation, composting and cold storage will be assessed to limit resource use and food loss.

07Education and research

Schools, technical training and public libraries are planned to widen access to learning. Research partnerships can test practical solutions in energy, water and climate adaptation.

08Healthcare and wellbeing

Proposed clinics and a phased hospital will be developed with qualified clinical partners. Priorities include accessible care, dependable utilities and safe clinical-waste handling.

09Enterprise and civic life

Markets, workspaces and civic facilities can give local businesses access to customers and shared services. Coordinated deliveries and resource recovery can reduce avoidable waste.

10African heritage and culture

The proposed museum will connect African heritage with learning and creative enterprise. Cultural partnerships and documented acquisitions or loans will guide collections; artists and makers will be part of the visitor experience.

11Hospitality and international exchange

Hotels, diplomatic apartments and meeting spaces are proposed for visitors and professionals. Local sourcing, water efficiency and shared transport will guide responsible hospitality.

12Sport and active living

Shared sports facilities and walking trails will make active living easier to access. Siting, water demand and operational needs will determine which facilities can be delivered.

Measure what matters

Our aim is to track whole-life carbon alongside energy, water, waste, canopy cover, mobility and housing affordability. Our goal includes pursuing high LEED ratings, with a Platinum ambition for suitable projects, subject to independent assessment and certification.

Climate City is in pre-development. Final facilities, capacities and timelines will be shaped by site studies, approvals, funding and specialist partnerships.

About Mikoshel

Mikoshel is an African diversified business company with its roots in real estate and property investment. The business began in 2020 and has expanded into China importation, international sourcing and automotive services.

Real estate remains the foundation of the business. Our international trade and automotive activities extend this foundation, connecting customers with property opportunities, products and vehicles from international markets.

We bring these activities together through shared business relationships, sourcing experience and a commitment to long-term value for customers, investors and partners.

Investor Relations

Climate City is in pre-development. Investment opportunities and delivery phases depend on site studies, approvals, funding and specialist partnerships.

Project overview
Our team

The team behind Climate City

Chimezie Micheal Lawrence

CEO & Founder

An Economics graduate of the University of Port Harcourt, Chimezie brings experience in real estate development, construction materials supply and residential project delivery. His focus is responsible growth and long-term value.

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