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A beach break in Nigeria’s Lagos is becoming too expensive for many
Beach visits in Lagos, Nigeria, have become increasingly expensive due to privatization of the coastline and rising fees for entry, food, and activities. The Lagos state government's 'megacity' development efforts, aimed at attracting tourism and businesses, have displaced lower and middle-class residents by limiting access to public spaces.
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