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Lagos to Dar es Salaam, melting ice far away is changing flood risk for coastal property here at home.

Most of us in property think about climate risk in terms of the next mortgage cycle or the next decade.

On Saturday, 24th, october, 2926, the Green Realty Africa Internship Programme (GRAIP) ended with a graduation. Twenty-nine people applied, thirteen

The Jigawa State Government has raised the alarm over post-harvest losses in Northern Nigeria. It also named climate change and

The Women Environmental Programmed (WEP) has trained no fewer than 100 women farmers in Doma Local Government Area of Nasarawa

‎ Nigeria’s property market cannot afford to ignore nature. As cities expand and developers race to meet housing demand, wetlands

The Deputy Governor Chinyere Ekomaru called real estate a major driver of economic development, with the power to create jobs

When the government puts a number on climate action, I pay attention, because capital follows clarity. The Presidency says it

Nigeria’s property market cannot afford to ignore nature. As cities expand and developers race to meet housing demand, wetlands disappear,

I have spent my career putting money into land and buildings, and one lesson has never changed: the ground tells

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