Cocoa House

Cocoa House is a historic skyscraper located in Ibadan, Nigeria, and was once the tallest building in West Africa when completed in 1965. It was built as a commercial and residential complex, symbolizing Nigeria’s post-independence development. The building's design features a blend of modern architecture and cultural motifs, reflecting Nigeria's rich heritage. Over the years, Cocoa House has become a cultural landmark and a symbol of economic progress in Nigeria. Its name derives from Nigeria's thriving cocoa industry, which historically played a significant role in the country's economy.