Ayilara added that the project provides answers to the predictions made by the United Nations , that nearly all population growth up to 2030 will be in cities, with 96 per cent of this increase occurring in Asia and Africa.In his words, “By 2040, according to the World Population Review, Nigeria will be approaching a population of over 300 million citizens.
At the event, the real estate company also launched ‘Lagoonix’, ‘The Future City’ Corporate Social Responsibility project to cater to the people of Makoko, a suburb of Lagos.According to Ayilara, “Lagoonix was created for the Makoko community in response to the imminent threat posed by pollution and lack of sanitation.
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