The findings from the Lagos deep dive are part of a detailed study under Prindex's broader research framework on land tenure security in Nigeria.
This research utilized a mixed-methods approach, incorporating data from 70 interviews representing a sample of 3, households in Lagos.
It included discussions with communal leaders and gender-focused groups to deeply explore tenure security issues in Africa's most populous country. The study aimed to fill gaps often present in national-level data by examining micro-level dynamics that influence tenure insecurity among low-income and marginalized populations in urban settings like Lagos. This involved investigating correlations between spatial characteristics, socio-economic factors, and the "right to the city" framework, which collectively impact perceptions of land security.
The findings highlight the need for policies that address the realities of urban tenure insecurity holistically. Recommendations include:. Stay informed with the latest stories, insights, and updates from around the world. Discover how land and housing rights are evolving, explore personal experiences from the most affected communities, and follow the global actions being taken to address tenure insecurity.
The latest global assessment of land and housing tenure security reveals alarming trends. According to the Prindex Report, approximately 1. Save the date!
