ORGANIC CITY GHANA ENTERS POLITICAL PHASE AFTER UNPRECEDENTED COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE

ACCRA, GHANA –  – Organic City Ghana, the second franchise city in Conkrite Capital’s global network, has officially transitioned from community acceptance to political participation following a series of unprecedented community engagement events across the Greater Accra Region.

The move marks a critical milestone in the development of what will become West Africa’s first fully sustainable agro-urban hub – a city designed not to extract from its people, but to liberate them.

After months of intensive community dialogue, traditional leader consultations, and public participation forums, the project has secured absolute acceptance from the communities that will host it. Now, Organic City Ghana is engaging political leadership at all levels – from district assemblies to national government – to secure the regulatory frameworks, infrastructure commitments, and policy alignment necessary for full-scale implementation.

“We did not come to Ghana to build walls. We came to build bridges. The community has spoken – they want this future. Now we must ensure the political framework is ready to receive it.”

– Nicolas W. Del Valle, Commander, Organic City | Conkrite Capital

Organic City Ghana began not with bulldozers, but with conversations. Over a period of months, the Conkrite Capital team engaged with traditional chiefs, village elders, youth groups, women’s associations, and local farmers across the Greater Accra Region.

These were not ceremonial meetings. They were deep, sometimes difficult dialogues about land, livelihoods, and legacy. The communities asked hard questions: What happens to our farms? Will our children have jobs? Who will own the land?

Each question was answered with transparency, respect, and a commitment to shared prosperity.

“We have seen many developers come with promises and leave with profits. Organic City is different. They came to our village, sat with our elders, and listened. They did not tell us what we would get – they asked us what we needed.”

– Traditional Leader, Greater Accra Region

 

The result was not mere tolerance – it was absolute acceptance. Community after community gave their blessing. The project was embraced as their own.

To formalize this acceptance and demonstrate the depth of community support, Organic City Ghana hosted a series of public events across the region. hundreds attended. Traditional leaders spoke. Youth representatives shared their hopes. Women’s groups performed cultural dances.

These events were not just celebrations – they were declarations. The people of Greater Accra made it clear: Organic City is welcome here.

 

With community acceptance secured, Organic City Ghana has now entered its next critical phase: political participation.

This involves:

– Sandra lartey, Ghana Country Lead, Organic City

 

Ghana was chosen as the second Organic City franchise because it represents the ideal environment for the model to thrive:

– Nicolas W. Del Valle

Organic City Ghana will generate thousands of direct and indirect jobs across construction, agriculture, hospitality, and services. The project will establish a permanent economic base that will continue to create opportunity for generations.

With a focus on affordable, sustainable housing, Organic City Ghana will demonstrate that beautiful, dignified homes can be built at scale – without sacrificing quality or environmental responsibility.

Regenerative agriculture is at the heart of Organic City. The project will demonstrate that cities can feed themselves, support local farmers, and protect the environment simultaneously.

Organic City Ghana signals to the world that Ghana is open for business – not just for extractive industries, but for visionary, long-term development partnerships.

Organic City Ghana is the second node in what will become a global network of regenerative cities – from Tana River to Lagos, from Isiolo to Mexico.

The concept is simple: build the public face first, create belief, then allow the city behind it to mature over time.

The model is replicable. The philosophy is universal. And Ghana is now part of that story.

“The beginning is the most important part of everything. Organic City was born during the Covid era – a time when we had the gift of stillness to think clearly. Our ideal of development became clear: the future belongs to organizations capable of understanding the complete scope of management – from every angle, physical and societal. Not as a control mechanism, but as one of freedom. The concept has revolutionized the East. And we are just getting warmed up.”

— Nicolas W. Del Valle

 

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QUOTES FOR MEDIA USE

— Traditional Leader, Greater Accra Region

 

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— Nicolas W. Del Valle, Commander, Organic City | Conkrite Capital

 

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ABOUT ORGANIC CITY

Organic City is the world’s first city franchise – a replicable system of civilization-building that combines sustainable housing, regenerative agriculture, renewable energy, and community-based economics under one unified model.

Developed by Conkrite Capital Corporation, Organic City is currently under construction in Tana River County, Kenya – a Sh39 billion, 12‑year development delivering 25,000 new housing units and generating at least 2,000 jobs.

Ghana represents the second franchise location, with additional sites planned across Africa and beyond.

ABOUT CONKRITE CAPITAL

Conkrite Capital is an ecosystem development and institutional management company focused on creating long-term value through infrastructure, housing, employment, and technology. Through its platforms – Greenboat Capital, Organic City Corporation, Costa Fresca, TNT, and Covenant001 – Conkrite executes long-horizon projects that anchor sovereignty: food and land security, economic resilience, and community empowerment.

With offices in Toronto, New York, London, Nairobi, Accra, Mexico City, Santiago, and Santo Domingo, Conkrite Capital is building the future – one city at a time.