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Climate and Real Estate
October 2, 2026 Francis Uka

The Flooding Season Is Not Over. Here Is What Nigerian Developers Should Be Doing Right Now.

NiMet has issued flash flood warnings for Lagos, Ogun, and 25 other states. Lagos Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab has warned residents

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Climate and Real EstateGeneral
October 2, 2026 Francis Uka

GRASS 2.0 Was a Resounding Success. Thank You for Showing Up.

Friday, September 11, 2026. The Green Realty Africa Sustainability Summit held its second edition, and the room delivered. GRASS 2.0

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Climate and Real Estate
October 1, 2026 Francis Uka

Africa’s Climate Finance Gap Is Closing. Nigerian Real Estate Could Benefit If It Gets Ready.

Africa needs $2.8 trillion for climate action by 2030. That figure comes from the African Development Bank. It is an

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Climate and Real Estate
September 30, 2026 Francis Uka

Nigeria’s Green Building Council Has a Certification Pathway. Almost Nobody Is Using It.

The Green Building Council Nigeria exists. The EDGE certification pathway exists. The framework for building climate-resilient, energy-efficient properties in Nigeria

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Real Estate Policy & Markets
September 29, 2026 Francis Uka

Ogun State Is Quietly Becoming One of Nigeria’s Most Important Real Estate Markets.

While Lagos dominates the real estate conversation and Abuja commands government attention, something significant is happening in Ogun State that

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Climate Change Personality of the Month
September 26, 2026 Francis Uka

Flood Risk Assessment In Property Investment: Why Lagos’s Warning Should Change How You Buy

Meta description: Flood risk property investment is now a key test for Nigerian buyers. See what Lagos’s flood warning means

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Climate and Real Estate
September 24, 2026 Francis Uka

Climate Risk Is Now a Deal Breaker in Global Real Estate. Nigeria Should Be Taking Notes.

For years, climate risk in real estate was a future problem. Something to consider eventually. Something that would matter later.

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Real Estate Policy & Markets
September 23, 2026 Francis Uka

Over 1,000 Homes at Risk: The Looming Lekki-Epe Demolition Crisis

Behind every building along the Lekki-Epe corridor is a journey, a story, a family. A lifetime of savings, school fees

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Climate and Real Estate
September 19, 2026 Francis Uka

Illegal Sand Mining Threatens an Anambra Community. Lives, Homes and Properties at Risk

Residents of Umudimisii-Umuoru in Uga, Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State, are watching gullies expand toward their homes, their

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General
September 19, 2026 Francis Uka

Mudslide and Floods Displace 347 in Cross River. Was Nature, Human Activities or Both ?

  Mudslide and Floods Displace 347 in Cross River. Nature and Human Activity Are Both to Blame. A mudslide in

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  • GRASS 2.0 Was a Resounding Success. Thank You for Showing Up.
  • Africa’s Climate Finance Gap Is Closing. Nigerian Real Estate Could Benefit If It Gets Ready.
  • Nigeria’s Green Building Council Has a Certification Pathway. Almost Nobody Is Using It.
  • Ogun State Is Quietly Becoming One of Nigeria’s Most Important Real Estate Markets.

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