- State invests in road networks and drives urban regeneration projects in Alimosho, Ikoyi, and Agege.
Lagos is recognized as one of Africa's fastest-growing coastal cities, with efforts underway to unlock the potential of its waterfront corridors.
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Lagos is recognized as one of Africa's fastest-growing coastal cities, with efforts underway to unlock the potential of its waterfront corridors.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Lagos State Waterways Authority is managing blue economy initiatives in Lagos that contribute to continental development goals for Africa.Sub-event
- National Gallery of Art collaborates on a coastal art initiative in Makoko, Lagos.Sub-event
Lagos leverages its growth as a coastal city and focuses on waterfront potential.1 source
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