EnergyComing SoonLagos Solar Power Initiative
A 50MW solar farm providing clean energy to 100,000+ homes and businesses.

Roads, power and housing financed by the people who use them. Endeleo connects Nigerians at home and abroad to vetted infrastructure projects via fractional digital bonds — backed by rigorous diligence, transparent reporting, and documents you can read before you commit.
Committed capital, weighted APR, quarterly payouts, and the full data room — all orchestrated in one place.
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$18,420 working across 4 projects · next payout Mar 31
$18,420
18% of $100K
13.4%
Across positions04
$2,468
Quarterly disbursements
EnergyComing SoonA 50MW solar farm providing clean energy to 100,000+ homes and businesses.
HealthcareComing Soon200-bed hospital with modern diagnostics, emergency services and specialised care units.
AgricultureComing SoonCold storage and aggregation facility for perishable produce, cutting post-harvest loss and extending market access for farmers.
From opening an account to receiving your first quarterly distribution — each step plays out inside the product below.




Portfolio
Total portfolio value
$18,420
Committed
$14,420
Weighted APR
13.4%
Active projects
04
Projected annual
$2,468
Lagos Solar Power
Energy
12.4%
$5,000
Lekki–Epe Expressway
Transport
11.8%
$4,500
Abuja Water Network
Water
10.9%
$3,200
Portfolio overview
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