How rising seas may wipe off Lagos, others by 2050

The dividends accruing to Nigeria from its 853-kilometer coastline may be reversed as a new report warns that rising seas could affect three times more people and submerge some of the world’s coastal cities by 2050.

Chinedum Uwaegbulam

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