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Lagos maps 3,700 hectares of informal spaces for regulation
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Lagos maps 3,700 hectares of informal spaces for regulation

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
The Lagos State Government has identified and mapped about 3,700 hectares of informal urban spaces spread across 1,700 locations as part of efforts to reclaim and regulate spaces being used for informal activities across the state. The General Manager of the Lagos State Informal Space Management Authority, Daisi Oso, disclosed this during an appearance on Read More: https://punchng.com/lagos-maps-3700-hectares-of-informal-spaces-for-regulation/

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