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Lagos Governor warns against building on wetlands and drainage channels

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Babajide Sanwo-Olu warned residents and developers against constructing buildings on wetlands and drainage channels in Lagos. Speaking at Lagos State University, he stated that the destruction of these areas increases the state's vulnerability to coastal erosion and flooding. He also noted that the state has banned styrofoam and other single-use plastics, with enforcement ongoing since July 2025.

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The warning emphasizes the critical role of wetlands in protecting Lagos from flooding due to its low-lying and coastal terrain. This regulatory stance could constrain large-scale construction and development projects within the state.

The Governor's administration is focused on building a city for everyone in Lagos.

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    The Lagos State New Towns Development Authority could face increased compliance costs due to halted development projects.

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