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    Eko Atlantic The Dream of a New Model City Struggling with Transparency, Good Governance and Negative Environmental Impacts

    Lagos is one of the world's fastest growing cities, which offers hope for survival, income generation, employment and personal success not only to Nigerians from all over the country, but also to Africans from the West African region. It has been ...

    Environmental Law Research Institute (ELRI)

    • Sustainable City Concept
    • Rising Sea Levels
    • Ocean Surge
    • Environmental Impact Assessment
    • Climatic changes
    • Sustainable urban development
    • Economic development
    4 pages

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    Eko Atlantic Project - Opinion Papers

    This document consists of several opinion papers on the Eko Atlantic project in Lagos, Nigeria. The first paper: "Brief description of the communities threatened by coastal erosion and displacement by Ako Amadi gives the background to the Eko Atla...

    Ako Amadi

    David Aradeon

    Margaret Okorodudu-Fubara

    Olanrewaju A. Fagbohun, Prof

    • Eko Atlantic Environmental Impact
    • Coastal Displacement
    • Coastal Erosion
    • Climatic changes
    • Sustainable urban development
    10 pages

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    Poverty and Environmental Degradation in the Lagos Metropolis

    The environmental problems confronting the Lagos Metropolis is examined in this paper. The problems are both natural and man-made and can be grouped into physical, sociological and management. After describing the phenomena of poverty and environm...

    Leke Oduwaye

    Taibat Olaitan Lawanson

    • Urban Poverty
    • Environmental Degradation
    • Urban Governance
    • Sustainable urban development
    • Poverty
    10 pages

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    Capacity Building Workshop For Parliamentary Support Staff Of States And National Assembly (Water and Sanitation Group) Developing Legislative Agenda And Programmes For Waste Management And Water Development At The Federal, State And Local Level

    Situated on the west coast of Africa, Nigeria has a population of about 167 million people. The country has been ranked as one of the twenty-five dirtiest countries in the world. Today most Nigerians still lack access to portable water, regardless...

    Olanrewaju A. Fagbohun, Prof

    Qudus Mumuney

    • Waste Management
    • Water Resources Management
    • Sustainable urban development
    • Water management
    • Law
    15 pages

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