At a time when infrastructure decay has become a major feature of Nigerian cities and house prices and rents are aiming for the roof-tops, living in the low-income and semi-urban areas in a crowded city like Lagos could be a huge challenge.
Each of the three big cities in Nigeria, Abuja, Lagos an
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