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Sanwo-Olu flags rising Ikeja housing cost

The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has stated that the average cost of land in Ikeja is slightly above N3m per square metre, making it difficult for low-income earners to live around that environment. Sanwo-Olu stated this during his acceptance speech after his investiture as an Honorary Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Town Planners

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  • cost
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  • olu
  • housing
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  • lagos
  • state

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