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Established: 1969
Before people started living in this settlement, it was used by fishermen and petty traders long ago before…
Nigeria
Port harcourt
Established: 1972
We came here as fishermen and women, decide to reside here as our home in port harcourt.In the…
Nigeria
Port harcourt
Established: 1913
The Aberebika polo community is a fishing settlement under the Idango Ama .We started living here from the…
Nigeria
Port harcourt
Established: 1990
This place was formally a tick bush where idol worshippers normally come to worship.
Nigeria
Lagos
Established: 1920
The frist settlers trade on perwinkle(isam) and fire wood,before the war.
Nigeria
Port harcourt
Established: 1969
It was originated by firewood and prewikle sellers as traders who are from kalabari kingdom.the first settlers are;late…
Nigeria
Port harcourt
Established: 1969
It our originated by firewood and prewinkle sellers as traders who are from kalabari kingdom.The first sellers were:[1]Late…
Nigeria
Port harcourt
Established: 1920
The founder came from Abeokuta the founder salisu Akinsode annd Durojaiye Samuel to settle on the island as…
Nigeria
Lagos
Established: 1959
Akinsigbabe and feyi Migrated from ile ife present day osun state to idumota in Lagos island from where…
Nigeria
Lagos
Established: 1945
Because the community is closed to the lagoon that's why they find it easy for saw mill and…
Nigeria
Lagos
Established: 2005
The community was resettle in 2005 because their previous land was sold to chevron
Nigeria
Lagos
SDI has been exploring links in Nigeria since the mid 2000s. In 2013, the Kenya Alliance traveled to Nigeria to support the enumeration and mapping of 2 communities, Badia East in Lagos and Mpape in Abuja, that have been under the threat of eviction. Since this time, the communities in Lagos and Abuja have continued to mobilize savings groups. The Nigerian Slum / Informal Settlement Federation in Nigeria is supported by Justice & Empowerment Initiatives (JEI). The Federation and JEI have also begun to engage new communities in Port Harcourt around savings and profiling.
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