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Puppeteers move cardboard animals in canoes at the Makoko Slum in Lagos Nigeria, Saturday, April 19, 2025, as part of "The Herds," a moving theatre performance that started its journey from the ...
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Tribune Online on MSNBridging Nigeria’s housing gap: A call for innovation and inclusion
NIGERIA faces a significant housing deficit, estimated at over 20 million units, which is one of the country’s most pressing ...
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -- The teeming, floating Makoko slum rises out of the murky lagoon water that separates mainland Nigeria from the island that gave birth to its largest city, a permanent haze ...
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P.M. News on MSNEnvironmental health crisis in Nigerian slums: Lessons from Makoko, Lagos
Omolola E. BadmusAcross Nigeria’s rapidly growing cities, informal settlements, home to millions face an unrelenting environmental health crisis. Crowded conditions, limited sanitation, polluted water ...
But the Lagos government would prefer that Makoko does not exist. In 2012, the Lagos state government announced plans to demolish the slum and gave a 72-hour eviction notice to the residents.
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allAfrica.com on MSNNigeria: How Nigeria Can Urbanise Without Raising the Ranks of Slum Dwellers
Analysis - As Nigerian cities swell with millions of new residents, the challenge is clear: can the country's urban centres become hubs of opportunities and prosperity, or will they succumb to the ...
Lagos is Nigeria's economic powerhouse, but it has some of the worst slums in the country. Lagos slums are characterized by high levels of poverty—the state of not having enough resources to ...
Associated Press LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) – In the waterfront slum of Makoko in Nigeria’s largest city where shacks stand above the murky, fetid water on stilts of cast-aside lumber, an architect ...
Puppeteers move cardboard animals in canoes at the Makoko Slum in Lagos Nigeria, Saturday, April 19, 2025, as part of "The Herds," a moving theatre performance that started its journey from the ...
MAKOKO, Nigeria (AP) — Several canoes paddle toward Makoko, a vast floating slum built on stilts in the lagoon at one end of Nigeria’s economic hub of Lagos.
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