Nigeria’s housing crisis is often reduced to simple arithmetic – a deficit of 22 million units, a mantra recited without reflection. Yet our cities paint a different picture.
Lagos’ frontiers brim with vacant luxury low-rises designed for diaspora investors and glass towers for expatriates, w
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