Informal Land Delivery System in Lagos State, Nigeria

Informal Land Delivery System in Lagos State, Nigeria

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There is growing body of research concerned with the relationship between informal land delivery system and housing development in Lagos State. Studies originate from a diversity of sources, and encompass a variety of geographic scales and locations. To add to this diversity, many different characteristics of urban form as well as land acquisition patterns have been examined. This paper brings...
 
Published at Journal of Land Use and Development Studies
Volume 3
Issue 1
Pages 139 -145
Published in 2007
 
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Oloyede, S. A., Ajibola, M. O. and Oni, A. O.
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