Lagos Sees Surge in New Estates Amid Environmental Concerns
The article highlights the proliferation of new estates in Lagos, with over 120 new estates emerging yearly, notably along the Lekki-Epe Expressway corridor and exclusive islands like Eko Atlantic and Banana Island. The expansion, including sand filling and coastal changes, raises environmental and social issues such as flooding, erosion, and potential impacts on surrounding areas like Makoko.
Concerns about illegal reclamations and demolitions of slum areas have been addressed in recent conferences, emphasizing the need for sustainable development practices.
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