[Premium Times] With the massive destruction of homes in one of Nigeria’s largest slums, the Nigerian State has shamelessly gone rogue by stealthily using administrative convenience to dispossess the poor of their meagre land assets.
Nigeria: State-Sanctioned Oppression of the Poor in Makoko and Assault On Constitutional Citizenship
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