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Urbanization on Steroids! Lagos, Nigeria Nigeria Quick Background Africas most heavily populated country 175 million (Lagos - 21 million) Economy based largely on oil, but is a hub for West African business as well. Issues with

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Urbanization on Steroids! Lagos, Nigeria<br>
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Nigeria – Quick Background Africa’s most heavily populated country – 175 million (Lagos - 21 million)

Economy based largely on oil, but is a hub for West African business as well.

Issues with political and social unrest due to historical divide between poor Muslim’s in the North and the more well off Christians in the South.<br>
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Geography and Economy - Lagos Lagos is a huge city which started on a bunch of islands but has spread dramatically!

The CBD (Central Business District) is still the hub of the city and the center of Nigeria’s economy. This is on an island.

It is Africa’s largest city and a hub of African business. Around 25% of Nigeria’s wealth is made in Lagos.<br>