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•Nigeria building collapses: Why Lagos constructions keep crashing down
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Lagos has seen at least 90 buildings falling down in the last 12 years , leaving more than 350 people dead.
One of the most notorious incidents was in 2021 , when a 21 -storey block of luxury flats under construction collapsed, killing 42 people.
Lagos ’s population is booming and is now estimated to stand at more than 20 million .
Lagos State Emergency Management Agency has recorded 19 building collapses so far this year .
The final total is likely to be the highest in the past decade .
Alleged political influence is a barrier to pursuing prosecutions in Lagos .
The head of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria recently said that the country lacked the capacity to properly investigate what is going on.
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