Areas such as Ijeh, Amukoko, Makoko, Fola-Agoro, Ikorodu, Ebute-Meta, Ojota, Ajegunle, Orile, Ketu, Okokomaiko, Mushin, Shitta, Isale-Eko and Mile 12 all in Lagos State are home to some of the poorest Nigerians.
Environmental poverty in Nigeria
Environmental poverty, another form of hygiene poverty, usually poses an urban consequence emanating from overpopulation, pollution, and poor sanitation. All these signify a state of highly deteriorated living conditions.
People who live in environmentally degr
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