#ISALE GANGAN UPGRADE#
Recall that the Adeniji-Adele Housing Scheme, also known as Dolphin Estate (Anikantomo) Phase 1-4 was proposed for re-development, through Public-Private Partnership (PPP) by the State government, while the Isale-Gangan project was embarked upon as a systematic urban upgrade and renewal for the area to advance the Lagos Megacity status. The Lagos Metropolitan Development and Governance Project (2006-2013) and the Isale gangan housing development are examples of such upgrading projects.
View The main infrastructure plays a crucial role in. Locational map of Isale Gangan Tower and Garden Source: Google Map, 2017 Source publication ‘Urban regeneration and renewal in African cities in the light of the sustainable development goal for.
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Speaking on behalf of the affected families, Alhaji Giwa Bioku, thanked the Lagos State Government for the gesture and prayed for the speedy completion of the projects to create better aesthetic value for the area. Also, public participation should be encouraged for effective realisation of residents’ cooperation, as observed in Isale Gangan project. On the Isale-Gangan urban upgrade and renewal project, the General Manager revealed that nine of the affected families that opted for payment of annual rent in lieu of accommodation received their initial payment in January 2017. Some of the key projects executed by the new Chief Resilience Officer include Isale-Gangan Multi-Storey Residential Development (first of its kind in Lagos. COLLABORATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE. She stated that 12 of the affected families in Adeniji Adele opted for receipt of annual rent payment while the others opted for resettlement, stressing that the advance rent payment was made to the 12 families in May 2017. APPRAISAL OF URBAN REGENERATION IN ISALE GANGAN COMMUNITY IN LAGOS ISLAND, LAGOS STATE NIGERIA. Ajibike Shomade, disclosed that the terrible state of five blocks at the Adeniji-Adele Estate necessitated the demolition in July 2014 and the implementation of a resettlement plan for the 30 displaced families. Speaking at the presentation ceremony, the General Manager of LASURA, Ms. Here, informal housing built by indigenous. Lagos State Government, through the Lagos State Urban Renewal Agency (LASURA), on Tuesday, paid the sum of N39.8 million to the families displaced for the redevelopment of Isale-Gangan Phase I, as well as some allottees at the Adeniji-Adele Housing Estate, whose dilapidated buildings were pulled down to prevent collapse. For example, Isale-gangan, Oke Awo, Idumagbo, and Obalende are housing areas in the older parts of Lagos.
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