Projects – African Apple Consultants

Our Projects.

PROJECTS

This is where expert solutions come together.

Building on an award-winning history, African Apple provides solutions to the most critical projects across different sectors in Nigeria. With more than 10 projects completed or in-progress, using the latest technology, field-tested know-how and a commitment to excellent projects. See the results and imagine what we can do for you.

ONGOING PROJECT

The Kano-Maradi Rail Line Project.

The 400-kilometer Kano-Maradi railway will run from the Nigerian border town of Jibiya to Maradi connecting the three northern Nigerian states of Kano, Jigawa, and Katsina, as well as traversing the border between the two nations. African Apple Consultants Limited provided crucial project facilitation on the front end, ensuring seamless initiation and planning. On the backend, we offered logistics, facilitation management, and community development through an agricultural project. Additionally, we designed a tree planting initiative along the corridor, executed before and after construction, in collaboration with Smart Logistics and Facilities Management Limited, to enhance environmental sustainability and community engagement.

ONGOING PROJECT

The Galala Dam Project.

The Galala Dam project in Ningi, Bauchi spans 600 hectares and is led by Green Legacy-African Apple and partners. With a concession from the Hadejia-Jama’are River Basin Development Authority, the project focuses on design, initiation and management of horticulture, aquaculture, perennial crops, orchards, and fodder production to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability in the region and Nigeria at large.

ONGOING PROJECT

The Bamaina Integrated Farm Project.

The Bamaina integrated farm project, is an agri-forestry project located in Jigawa State, spanning 350 hectares of land. It includes orchards with oranges, dates, bananas, and mangoes, alongside economic trees like moringa, neem, eucalyptus, and Acacia, aimed at promoting sustainable agricultural practices.

ONGOING PROJECT

The Kano-Maradi Waste Management Project.

The Kano-Maradi Waste Management Services project aims to establish efficient waste management infrastructure along the Kazaure Camp and Rail corridor spanning 400 kilometers. It focuses on implementing sustainable practices to mitigate environmental impact and enhance public health standards in the region.

ONGOING PROJECT

The Mashi Integrated Farm Project.

The Mashi project is a comprehensive animal production farm designed to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability. It features extensive fodder cultivation to support livestock nutrition, an equine center dedicated to the breeding and care of horses, and facilities for the rearing of cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry. Additionally, the project includes a state-of-the-art meat processing system to ensure high-quality meat production and value addition. By integrating advanced farming techniques and sustainable practices, the Mashi project aims to create a robust and efficient animal production system that meets the growing demand for quality meat products.

Other Projects.

Oil & Gas Assets Development

We have access to valuable Oil and Gas assets in Nigeria’s Niger Delta region, strategically positioned to align with the government’s vision of utilizing gas reserves for LNG plants and thermal power stations. This presents foreign investors with an exclusive opportunity to access and gain a foothold in the African Continent’s largest gas reserves.

Leveraging the government’s commitment, this project offers a meaningful pathway to export and process natural Gas to Europe, Africa, South America. Local consumption is set to increase exponentially as the country moves towards a gas economy by design and policy implementation.

Warri Deep Sea Port Project

The multi-billion dollar deep seaport project we are working on is similar to the Lagos Deep Seaport Project.

It consists of a deep seaport as well as a number of other large-scale initiatives, including a gas plant, a free trade zone, a nature park, and an airport. The delivery is anticipated to occur in 2028.

This is a transformative, game changer project. This project could create at least 200,000 jobs.

Abuja-Itakpe Railway Line Construction

The construction of the rail line from Abuja to Itakpe in Kogi State, including a branch line to Baro in Niger State, is one of our recent projects. This rail line, with its central location, stands as one of the most important railway lines in the country. The first phase of this project has been completed, underscoring our commitment to enhancing Nigeria’s transportation infrastructure.