Abuja Residents Count Cost of Rapid Urbanization as Green Spaces Disappear

Residents of Abuja are lamenting the environmental and social costs of rapid urbanization, as the city's original vision of harmony with nature, featuring rolling hills and lush forests, gives way to rising structures and disappearing green belts.

8 Apr, 06:08 — 8 Apr, 06:08

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As trees disappear, structures rise, Abuja residents count cost of rapid urbanisation

Planners imagined a city that would rise in harmony with nature: rolling hills, lush forests, and wide green belts that would shield residents The post As trees disappear, structures rise, Abuja residents count cost of rapid urbanisation appeared first on Vanguard News.

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