Lagos’s urban development could exacerbate inequality
An uneven distribution of municipal infrastructure and skewed governance raises conflict risks in Africa's largest city
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- Widening inequality
- Infrastructure provision
- Economic disparities
- Corruption
- Climate change impact
- Eko Atlantic City
- New protests, rising insecurity
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