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Folake Salaw
Programme Coordinator for Green Recovery Nigeria at Nigerian Conservation Foundation; environmental policy and sustainable development expert.
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May 30, 2026
The Curse of Urbanization | Naija Eco Vibes Podcast Episode 4
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24:33ChamiHOST
Okay.
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24:34Folake SalawGUEST
So you look at it like it could be, uh, the template that could have been adopted the wholeOf Lekki in building Right Where we still live in Lekki, and then we leave and allow the water to flow- Interesting ... just like you have in, uh- Lekki, Venice ... cities like Venice- Awesome, yeah ...
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24:52Folake SalawGUEST
Dresden, uh, in Europe- Right ... where people, their houses are just on what they call canals- Yeah, yeah ... which are the natural waterways.

Olamide AkinolaHOST
Are there any, you know, ways, in, sort of two ways that, you know, the city life is affecting us that people can't necessarily link to urbanization?