Lagos Protest: Five Things You Should Know about the Anti-Demolition Crackdown and What You Should Demand
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : The UN Special Rapporteur on Housing has consistently warned that forced evictions deepen poverty, gender inequality, and urban insecurity. Lagos demolitions disproportionately affect informal settlements, where residents already lack political power and legal representation.50% : Nigerians must now demand answers, ask if notices were issued, if resettlement was funded, and who approved the police action? As citizens, we should document and report, collect videos, testimonies, medical reports, submit petitions to the Police Service Commission and National Human Rights Commission, demand legislative oversight, and contact your state assembly member to ask for a public hearing on the demolition and police conduct.
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