The Nigerian federal government and Lagos state government have officially approved the reclamation project for the Makoko waterfront in Lagos. This announcement was made by a government official, confirming the controversial development.

A demolition in Lagos, Nigeria, has led to the displacement of families in Makoko, forcing children out of classrooms and disrupting their education.

Community representatives and activists have responded to the Lagos State House of Assembly's proposal to relocate residents of demolished waterfront communities, including Makoko, to a new low-cost estate.

The Lagos State Assembly has recommended the relocation of Makoko residents to a proposed low-cost housing estate in Epe, following recent demolitions in their area.

Ms Adepeju said the programme is inspired by the role of women in the family. The post Photos: IWD: Food aid brings a smile to Makoko women’s faces appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

The Lagos State Assembly has ordered a two-week halt to demolitions in Makoko and Shogunle, initiating a reconciliation effort with affected residents.

The African Maritime Art Exhibition and National Gallery of Art are collaborating to foster coastal creativity and ocean literacy through art outreach in Makoko, Lagos.

A court has adjourned the case involving Soweto and Frank, which is related to items confiscated during a January 28 protest against the Makoko demolition, to May 8.

THE Lagos State House of Assembly, yesterday, adopted the recommendations of its standing Committee on Rules and Business concerning the demolitions in Makoko... The post Demolitions: Lagos Assembly…

An opinion piece defends Governor Sanwo-Olu against criticism following the demolition of Makoko, citing prior notices given to occupants.

Victims of the Makoko demolition in Lagos, Nigeria, are urging the state government to provide a clear relocation plan and compensation for properties destroyed during the exercise.

The Lagos State House of Assembly has imposed a construction ban on Makoko and Shogunle communities for two weeks, pending reconciliation with affected residents following demolitions.

Waterfront communities in Lagos, particularly Makoko, are experiencing further protests as residents face repeated evictions and their land is sold off to developers.

Lawyer Falana, representing demolished communities, has called on the Lagos State Government to develop the Makoko Waterfront area for its residents, emphasizing the need for proper planning and support for the masses.

The Lagos State House of Assembly has recommended that residents affected by the demolition of waterfront communities in Makoko, Oko-Agbon, and Sogunro be relocated to a proposed low-cost housing estate in the Agbowa area of Epe, where they can continue their fishing activities.

Ms Adepeju said the programme is inspired by the role of women in the family. The post PHOTOS: IWD: Food aid brings smile to Makoko women’s faces appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Makoko, the floating slum known as 'African Venice' in Lagos, Nigeria, is once again under pressure from bulldozers as the Lagos government continues its demolition efforts, highlighting the stark contrast with the nearby luxury Victoria Island.

A coalition of civil society organizations has urged Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to proceed with the development of Makoko and ensure the evacuation of residents living under high-tension wires for safety.