For centuries, Lagos has lived in a delicate, high-stakes relationship with water. Built on a sprawling network of lagoons, creeks, and barrier islands, the city exists at the absolute mercy of the Atlantic Ocean. But as unseasonal flooding continues to submerge communities, a burning question has surfaced over Nigeria’s most ambitious infrastructure project: Is the …
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