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Nigerian waterfront communities resist evictions

1 sourceFirst reported 28 days agoUpdated 28 days ago

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Residents in Lagos are fighting against unlawful evictions from their land.
They demand the government adhere to a court order protecting their rights.
Authorities often evict poorer waterfront residents for land development, selling it later to the wealthy.
Evictees claim that the harassment they face is illegal.

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Residents in Lagos are fighting against unlawful evictions from their land.
They demand the government adhere to a court order protecting their rights.
Authorities often evict poorer waterfront residents for land development, selling it later to the wealthy.
Evictees claim that the harassment they face is illegal.

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