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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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
Read MoreMudslide 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
Read MoreNepal’s Deadliest Flood in Years Was Not Just a Natural Disaster. Climate Change Built the Conditions for It.
On the morning of 26 August 2026, a series of flash floods destroyed the Gyirong checkpoint on the China-Nepal border
Read MorePort Harcourt’s Housing Market
Port Harcourt should be one of Nigeria’s strongest real estate markets. It is the centre of the country’s oil and
Read MoreKano’s Real Estate Market
Kano is Nigeria’s second largest city by population, with a metropolitan area approaching four million people. It is the commercial
Read MoreGhana’s Floods Displaced Nearly 90,000 People. Nigeria Should Be Paying Close Attention.
Floods no longer belong to one country. When Accra floods, many Nigerians see it as Ghana’s problem. When Maiduguri
Read MoreIfako Community in Lagos Counts Losses As Torrential Rains Submerge Homes
The Lagos flooding Ifako community story is becoming painfully familiar. The first heavy rains of the season have arrived. So
Read MoreA Rainstorm Destroyed Over 100 Homes in Plateau State. The Real Question Is Why They Were So Vulnerable.
Climate resilient housing Nigeria communities need urgently and a rainstorm in Plateau State just made that case impossible to
Read MoreAbuja Is Expanding Fast. The Real Estate Sector Is Not Ready for What That Means.
Abuja was built for three million people. It is now home to more than four million and growing faster than
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