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A beach break in Nigeria’s Lagos is becoming too expensive for many

Many residents in Lagos are finding beach access increasingly unaffordable due to rising entry fees and food costs. The privatization of coastal land is further limiting access, threatening the few public spaces left in the city.

AP News· Jul 24, 2026 · 11:02 AM · 3 views

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Many residents in Lagos are finding beach access increasingly unaffordable due to rising entry fees and food costs. The privatization of coastal land is further limiting access, threatening the few public spaces left in the city. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #Lagos #beachaccess #Nigeria #costofliving #news

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