This research analyses the socio-economic implications of approaches to urban renewal on
displaced populations in Ogun State, south-west Nigeria. In the last 5 years, massive …

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions due to solid waste management (SWM) techniques being
practiced in the North eastern region of Nigeria are unaccounted for as such these …

Internal migration is an age old practice. UNDESA/UNESCO estimates that about 763
million people are involved in internal migration, nearly three times higher than international …

Flooding is the most widespread environmental disaster in Nigeria and flooding impacts are
exacerbated by poor urban planning. Flooding is a direct impediment to Nigeria achieving …

Air pollution is a huge environmental problem in Nigeria. It kills thousands of people yearly,
yet it seems unnoticed by the society and unattended to by different levels of government in …

The World Bank is an international financial institution responsible for issuing loans, grants,
aids, etcetera to states and multinational corporations for the purpose of carrying out …

Air pollution negatively affects all living and inanimate beings. With the increasing human
population, the damage to the environment is increasing every day. The rise of consumption …

Flooding is a natural phenomenon, but human activities such as uncontrolled urbanization
and population growth have significantly intensified its impacts, resulting in substantial …

In the past two decades, Nigeria has witnessed rapid and unprecedented urbanization.
Urbanization has resulted in a huge increase in the volume of waste being generated daily …

This chapter presents a review of the consequences of migration (internal and external) on
socioeconomic development in the twenty-first century of Nigeria. The paper is anchored on …