Lagos faces rising rents and new highway plans as officials address food supply

Several developments in Lagos, Nigeria, are affecting daily life. Rents in Lagos and the capital Abuja have increased by about 20% in the past year, putting a strain on housing.

Separately, officials announced that the planned Lagos–Calabar Coastal highway will be a toll road once it's built. Meanwhile, local poultry farmers say there is no shortage of eggs in Lagos, countering concerns about food scarcity.