- 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.
The Lagos State Waterways Authority is managing blue economy initiatives in Lagos that contribute to continental development goals for Africa.
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The Lagos State Waterways Authority is managing blue economy initiatives in Lagos that contribute to continental development goals for Africa.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Emmanuel is appointed Special Adviser on Blue Economy by the Lagos State Government.Sub-event
Lagos State Waterways Authority manages blue economy initiatives in Lagos contributing to Africa's development.1 source
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Lagos State Waterways Authority
Managing and coordinating reforms for water transportation in Lagos state.
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Lagos
largest city and former capital of Nigeria
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Africa
continent
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