Residents of Makoko, the waterfront community in Lagos State, have been left displaced following the demolition of homes in the area. Many villagers have reportedly been sleeping in boats and canoes for over four weeks, while children remain out of school and without access to basic healthcare services, including vaccination. Related News Provide alternative before demolishing lawmakers' quarters, Ogun speaker tells Abiodun Two anti-demolition protesters accuse Lagos CP of torture Lagos extends annual tax returns deadline The demolition, which began weeks ago, has continued amid concerns over safety and environmental issues cited by the Lagos State Government. Affected residents say the exercise has worsened living conditions and are calling for urgent intervention and humane resettlement. The demolition, which began weeks ago, has continued amid concerns over safety and environmental issues cited by the Lagos State Government. Affected residents say the exercise has worsened living conditions and are calling for urgent intervention and humane resettlement.
Makoko demolition: children’s health, education in jeopardy
