
Green Energy City
Nasarawa State
50,000 housing units delivered over 10 years. Backed by a Federal Ministry of Finance sovereign guarantee. Targets federal civil servants and private sector workers.
Zebcha's featured projects span housing, energy, transport, water and maritime infrastructure across Nigeria and Africa — each one structured for bankability and long-term impact.

Nasarawa State
50,000 housing units delivered over 10 years. Backed by a Federal Ministry of Finance sovereign guarantee. Targets federal civil servants and private sector workers.

Koko, Delta State
1,200 TPD ammonia-urea fertilizer complex in Koko, Delta State. Zebcha is providing transactional advisory and fundraising support.

Atakobo, Ogun State
5,000 BPD Gas-to-Liquids facility in Atakobo, Ogun State. Zebcha is providing transactional advisory and fundraising support.

Asaba–Onitsha
12.4km PPP toll concession connecting Delta and Anambra States. Structured in partnership with the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA). A flagship Nigerian infrastructure PPP.

Africa — All States
Zebcha provided advisory support to the Federal Ministry of Finance for Nigeria's Mission 300 continental energy access programme. Presented at the private sector roundtable, April 2025.

Sub-Saharan Africa
Zebcha serves as consultant for Sub-Saharan Africa under the EIB Clean Oceans Project Identification and Preparation (COPIP) programme. Active engagements in Kenya, Ghana, Benin, Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire and CAR.

Delta State
Don Domingo Water Company Limited is a Nigerian company engaged in the production and distribution of quality drinking water. Zebcha is providing project preparation and investment facilitation support.

Lagos / Ogun / Oyo States
Rehabilitation and upgrading of Nigeria's busiest interstate highway to improve road safety, traffic flow, and connectivity between Lagos and Ibadan. Zebcha's role: Transaction & Financial Advisory.

Lagos
Nigeria's first integrated shipbuilding yard developed under a PPP concession. Develops indigenous maritime industrial capacity and reduces Nigeria's dependence on foreign ship maintenance.