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African Investment & Development

Building Tomorrow’s Prosperity.

Connecting global capital with transformative investment opportunities across Africa through hospitality, real estate, tourism, infrastructure, and sustainable economic development.

Sector Focus

Hospitality · Real Estate · Infrastructure

Initial Market

Lomé, Togo · Gulf of Guinea

Stage

Early-stage · First project in pre-development

Presence

United States · Lomé, Togo

About Prospera

A diaspora-led investment and development company, building from the ground up.

Prospera Global Holdings is a diaspora-led African investment and development company committed to creating world-class assets that generate long-term economic value.

Our mission is to connect international investors, governments, strategic partners, and local communities to develop transformational projects that create jobs, strengthen economies, and position Africa as one of the world’s premier investment destinations.

We are an early-stage company. Our first project — Sankofa Resort & Entertainment District in Lomé, Togo — is in pre-development, and we are transparent about where we stand: building the platform, the partnerships, and the discipline required before capital is deployed.

Our Vision

To become a leading African investment and development company by creating projects that connect global capital with African opportunity while improving communities for generations to come.

Our Mission

To develop hospitality, tourism, real estate, and infrastructure projects that generate sustainable economic growth, attract international investment, create employment opportunities, and deliver lasting value to investors and communities.

Investment Focus

Five disciplines. One long-term thesis.

Hospitality

  • Hotels
  • Resorts
  • Boutique accommodations
  • Conference facilities
  • Entertainment districts

Real Estate Development

  • Commercial developments
  • Mixed-use projects
  • Residential communities
  • Urban revitalisation

Tourism

  • Destination development
  • Cultural tourism
  • Business travel
  • Diaspora tourism
  • Experiential travel

Infrastructure

  • Strategic infrastructure
  • Economic development projects
  • Public-private partnerships
  • Commercial corridors

Investment Partnerships

  • Joint ventures
  • Private capital
  • Strategic partnerships
  • International investors
  • Development finance

Disciplined capital deployment across sectors that compound over decades.

Flagship Development — Pre-Development

Architectural concept rendering of Sankofa Resort and Entertainment District at dusk

Illustrative concept imagery. Design, scale, and programme are subject to feasibility work and are not final.

Sankofa Resort & Entertainment District

Lomé, Togo · Pre-Development

A planned hospitality and entertainment destination in Lomé, Togo, currently in the pre-development stage.

The development is intended to combine accommodation, dining, entertainment, event spaces, and cultural experiences designed to serve international visitors, business travellers, regional tourists, and members of the African diaspora.

Sankofa is the first flagship project in Prospera Global Holdings’ long-term development strategy — not the company’s entire business. Our intent is to build a repeatable development platform across hospitality, real estate, and strategic assets in West Africa.

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Project Snapshot

Location
Lomé, Togo
Sector
Hospitality, Tourism & Entertainment
Stage
Pre-Development
Developer / Sponsor
Prospera Global Holdings
Target Market
Business Travel • International Tourism • African Diaspora • Regional Travel
Current Focus
Feasibility • Strategic Partnerships • Capital Formation • Development Planning
Estimated Development Cost
To Be Determined
Hotel Keys
To Be Determined
Target Opening
To Be Determined
Hotel Operator
To Be Determined

Figures marked “To Be Determined” will be published only once validated through feasibility work and confirmed with partners.

Development Pipeline

One platform. Multiple opportunities.

01 — Hospitality & Tourism

Sankofa Resort & Entertainment District

Lomé, Togo

Pre-Development

Prospera's first flagship development and the current focus of the platform.

02 — Mixed-Use & Real Estate

Future Development Pipeline

High-growth African markets

Investment Area

Prospera intends to evaluate commercial, residential, mixed-use, and destination-oriented development opportunities across high-growth African markets.

03 — Infrastructure & Strategic Assets

Future Development Pipeline

West Africa

Investment Area

Long-term opportunities may include logistics, transportation, commercial infrastructure, and other strategic assets supporting economic growth.

Sankofa Resort & Entertainment District is Prospera’s only current project. Categories 02 and 03 describe intended future investment areas — no projects have been identified, secured, or committed.

Our Development Model

A repeatable platform, not a single project.

01

Source

Identify high-potential markets and development opportunities.

02

Validate

Conduct feasibility, market, legal, financial, and technical analysis.

03

Structure

Develop appropriate partnerships, financing, governance, and project structures.

04

Develop

Execute projects with experienced local and international partners.

05

Operate

Build sustainable income-producing assets with professional operating standards.

06

Scale

Use successful projects and relationships to expand into additional opportunities.

Why Africa

A long-term opportunity, underwritten with discipline.

The case for African development capital rests on demographics, urbanisation, and trade integration. Where reliable current data is not available, we use qualitative language rather than a number.

1.5B

Population (2024)

Sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa combined — the world's youngest population base.

Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators

~25%

Share of humanity by 2050

Africa is projected to account for roughly a quarter of the world's people by mid-century.

Source: UN DESA, World Population Prospects 2024

54

Markets, one trade area

The African Continental Free Trade Area links member states into a single trading bloc.

Source: AfCFTA Secretariat

Rising

Foreign direct investment

UNCTAD reports FDI inflows to Africa increased in the most recent reporting year, though flows remain concentrated in a small number of markets.

Source: UNCTAD, World Investment Report

Urbanising

Cities and consumption

Rapid urbanisation and a growing urban middle class are expanding demand for housing, hospitality, and commercial space.

Source: African Development Bank, African Economic Outlook

Undersupplied

Institutional-grade stock

Across most African markets, professionally managed hotel and commercial stock remains limited relative to population and business activity.

Source: IMF, Regional Economic Outlook: Sub-Saharan Africa

Deep-water container port with gantry cranes at blue hour

Why Togo

Our initial market on the Gulf of Guinea.

LoméWest AfricaInternational Markets

Coastal port city → regional corridors into West Africa → onward connectivity to international markets.

Strategic Gulf of Guinea location

Togo sits on the Gulf of Guinea coast at the centre of the West African seaboard.

Port of Lomé

Lomé's deep-water port is a significant container and transshipment facility for the sub-region.

Regional market access

Road corridors connect Lomé to landlocked markets in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger.

Business and trade connectivity

Lomé hosts regional institutions, conferences, and trade activity that generate business travel demand.

Tourism development potential

Coastline, culture, and heritage remain largely underdeveloped as a visitor proposition.

Growing diaspora engagement

Togolese abroad are increasingly investing, visiting, and building businesses at home.

Hospitality and real estate opportunity

Professionally managed hotel and mixed-use stock is limited relative to demand drivers.

Founder's local knowledge

Prospera's founder has family roots, language, and long-standing relationships in Togo.

Our Standards

Building to Institutional Standards.

Prospera Global Holdings is building its development platform around the principles sophisticated investors expect: disciplined project evaluation, transparent governance, responsible capital deployment, strong local partnerships, measurable impact, and long-term value creation.

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  1. 01

    Disciplined Development

    Projects must demonstrate clear market demand and economic viability.

  2. 02

    Local Market Knowledge

    Combine international perspective with strong understanding of local markets.

  3. 03

    Strategic Partnerships

    Work with experienced operators, developers, advisors, governments, and investors.

  4. 04

    Responsible Capital

    Prioritise disciplined deployment and long-term value creation.

  5. 05

    Economic Impact

    Create employment, support local businesses, and strengthen surrounding communities.

  6. 06

    Transparency & Governance

    Build reporting, accountability, and governance standards appropriate for sophisticated investment partners.

Impact Strategy

Prosperity Beyond Returns.

Prospera’s developments are intended to generate both financial value and measurable local economic impact. We plan to report against a defined set of indicators as projects progress from pre-development into construction and operation.

Prospera Global Holdings is currently in pre-development. The indicators below are future impact metrics we intend to track and report — not historical achievements.

  • 01

    Direct jobs created

  • 02

    Construction jobs created

  • 03

    Local employees hired

  • 04

    Local procurement spending

  • 05

    Local businesses supported

  • 06

    Workforce training delivered

  • 07

    Tourism spending generated

  • 08

    Community partnerships

  • 09

    Responsible environmental practices

Leadership

Eddi Amouzouvi, Founder & CEO of Prospera Global Holdings

Eddi Amouzouvi

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

  • Togolese-American entrepreneur
  • U.S. Army veteran
  • Telecommunications and mission-critical communications professional
  • Experience with complex technical deployments and project execution
  • Strong personal and family connection to Togo
  • Focused on connecting international capital with development opportunities in West Africa

Eddi founded Prospera Global Holdings because he believes the African diaspora can play a meaningful role in bringing international experience, capital, relationships, and entrepreneurship back to African markets.

His career in telecommunications and mission-critical communications was built on planning and executing complex deployments where preparation, sequencing, and accountability decide the outcome. He applies the same discipline to development: validate before committing, structure carefully, and work with partners who have done the work before.

His commitment is to build long-term businesses that create employment, attract investment, strengthen local economies, and create generational value — beginning in Togo, where his family roots and relationships run deepest.

Our Core Values

The principles that govern every decision.

01

Integrity

02

Excellence

03

Innovation

04

Stewardship

05

Partnership

06

Sustainability

07

Impact

08

Long-Term Value Creation

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Let’s build what lasts.

Whether you are an investor, strategic partner, government agency, or business leader, Prospera Global Holdings welcomes conversations about building transformational projects across Africa.

General enquiries
info@prosperaassets.com
Presence
United States · Lomé, Togo

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