Experts Discuss Pathways for Nigeria's Urban Development to Accommodate 300 Million Population
Experts at a recent conference in Lagos, hosted by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Nigeria Group, deliberated on the challenges and solutions for Nigeria to accommodate its projected 300 million population by 2036. The focus was on urban development and infrastructure enhancements to ensure sustainable growth.
Keynote speaker Yinka Ogunsulire emphasized the need for a holistic approach beyond physical infrastructure, highlighting the importance of community design and functionality. The conference aimed to bring together professionals in the built environment to strategize on building smarter, more resilient cities that cater to the needs and aspirations of the growing population.
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