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Jan 12 • 17:35 UTC • 🌍 Africa • Africanews

Lagos dredging boom fuels development but sinks fishing livelihoods

The dredging industry in Lagos is thriving due to the demand for sand for construction, but it is negatively impacting local fishing livelihoods.

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