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Deconstructing the burden of rural-urban migration in a non-regulatory system: the case of Lagos, Nigeria
Nigeria is one of the countries in the world with very high rural-urban dichotomy. Although the nation is generally characterized by poor social amenities, both in quality and quantity, rural communities are disproportionately more disadvantaged than urban centres due to governmental neglect. Conse...
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