The Lagos State Government, through the Office of Political, Legislative and Civic Engagement, has convened a one-day ...

With the current rate of urbanisation, Kano, Ibadan, Abuja and Port Harcourt will surpass the 10 million inhabitants mega ...

A socio-cultural organisation, De Renaissance Patriots Foundation, has called for inclusive urban development in Lagos State, cautioning that ongoing market redevelopment projects risk displacing ...

Over 60 per cent of Lagos residents are compelled to live in informal settlements, reflecting the city’s deepening housing crisis and the widening gap between available affordable housing and the ...

Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State says a plan is on to make Lagos Africa’s model mega city by 2052. He said that the government had made concerted efforts towards the conceptualisation and ...

New development should not come at the expense of people impoverished by decades of failed urban planning.In Lagos, the demolition of informal settlements - often without adequate consultation, notice ...

Lagos State’s profile as a pioneer in innovative financing reached a new milestone with the huge success of the state’s maiden green bond issuance. The first green bond by any African state government ...

The development is said to be part of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s commitment to nurturing athletic talent and promoting sporting excellence in Lagos. This move is said to be part of Governor ...

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari and Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Friday reiterated that federal and state governments will continue to provide an enabling environment for businesses to ...

Governor Sanwo-Olu inaugurates the Lagos Sports Trust Fund board to mobilize resources from the private sector for grassroots and school sports development ...

As part of its ongoing effort to empower artisans and nurture young talent, JamaJama, through its foundation, held a skills and community empowerment event in Makoko, Sabo, Yaba, Lagos State, to mark ...

LAGOS, Nigeria — Beneath an eight-lane expressway, Nigerian men stand waist-deep in the Lagos Lagoon, lowering buckets into murky water. Each load brings up sand, reshaping the coastline of Africa’s ...