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Human Case Studies (Urban Futures: Lagos, Nigeria (Pattern of Migration…

- - - - Communal toilets
        ~1 toilet:15 homes
      - Limited clean water
    - - Often bulldozed
    - - Scavenging
      - Informal work
        
        Tax evasion
  - - - Most expensive area in Nigeria
      - One plot of land costs $4-6million
      - House prices >$8 million
    - - Disease, e.g. typhoid, yellow fever, HIV/AIDS
      - Life expectancy 50
      - New diseases
      - Corruption
      - High crime
      - Lack of education
      - Poor sanitation, no electricity
  - - - 2006, World Bank gave loan of $200mil to improve drainage and management of solid waste in slums
      - 2012 people evicted in an attempt to slow growth. Many refused and live in boats
      - World Bank collect food market waste to use as compost/fertiliser
      - Government implemented pipes under Olusosun Landfill to collect methane to burn for electricity
    - - Floating school
      - Floating clinic
- - - - Housing deprivation
      - Retail & business
- - - - More tourism
  - - - Shows fragile state of hi-tech companies