Chapter One:

introduction
1.1 Preamble
1.2 Environmental Settings
1.3 Population
1.4 Justification for the Review
1.5 Scope of Work
1.6 Methodology

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1.1 PREAMBLE
In 1800, only 3% of the world’s population lived in cities, a figure that rose to 47% by the end
of the twentieth century. In 1950, there were 83 cities with populations exceeding one million
people; by 2007, this number had risen to 468 with The United Nations estimating the population
of Lagos today at 21 million from a modest 300,000 in the year 1950.

As at 1950 also, there were about eight cities in the world with population of five million people
and above. At that time New York City (U.S.A), London (U.K) and Tokyo (Japan) were the world’s
top three largest cities with population of 12.3 million, 8.7 million and 6.9 million respectively.
The number of such cities in the world today has risen to about 30 with Lagos at the 11th
position on this index and the largest city in Africa ahead of Cairo, Egypt.

Ikeja became the capital city of Lagos State under the administration of Brigadier Mobolaji
Figure 1: Master and Model city plans prepared to date in Lagos State
Johnson in 1976 after the creation of 19 states in Nigeria. Prior to the re-emergence of military
rule in the early 1980s, Ikeja was a well-planned, clean and quiet residential and commercial
1.1.2 AIM
town with shopping malls, pharmacies and government reservation areas. But as a result of
To achieve improved Socio-Physical Infrastructure and economically friendly environment
rapid urbanisation, industrialisation and commercialisation, Ikeja and the Lagos metropolitan
meeting the Lagos State Megacity Status.
area as a whole began and continued to grow rapidly in geometrical proportions resulting
in a preponderance of conversion of residential houses to commercial uses, decayed and
inadequate physical and social infrastructure along with a very high population density. Other 1.1.3 OBJECTIVES
manifestations of this period include traffic congestion on major roads and growth of urban The general objectives of the review are:
slums and blighted neighbourhoods. i. To evaluate the level of conformity of physical development activities with the land use
proposals of Ikeja MCP (2010-2020).
ii. To Provide Conducive environment for investment in real estate
1.1.1 BACKGROUND iii. To promote functional Land use appropriation, good communication and Urban
In order to ameliorate the effects of the physical planning deficits occasioned in Lagos State
Regeneration.
as a result of the truncation of the Lagos State Regional Plan (1980-2000) by the sustained
iv. To provide an entrenchment of quality Infrastructural development within the Ikeja
interregnum of military rule up till the year 1999, the emergent civilian Lagos State Government
Model City
at the time adopted the strategy of preparation of Model city plans in discrete geographical
v. To Create Aesthetic entry point to Lagos and the Nation in General.
quanta with a view to an eventual completion of a whole Comprehensive Master Plan for the
vi. To achieve Integrated Transportation System
State.
vii. To encourage investors and Developers to invest in the building of the Model City.
viii. To streamline the haphazard location of informal sector activities.
To date the Lagos State Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development has prepared
the following plans: Badagry Master Plan (2013-2033), Lekki Comprehensive Infrastructure
1.1.4 HISTORY
Master Plan (2013-2033), Apapa Model city plan (2010-2020), Agege-Ifako/Ijaiye Model city
The earliest settlers in Ikeja and its environs were Aworis who migrated from Otta, an Awori town
plan (2013-2033), Alimosho Model city plan (2010-2020), Mainland Central Model city plan,
in Ogun State about 24km north of present day Ikeja in the wake of the Yoruba migration from
Ikeja Model city plan (2010-2020) and the Ikoyi/Victoria Model city plan which has since been
Ile-Ife to Otta in the 15th Century.
revised to (2013-2033). the Epe Master plan and the Ikorodu Master plan are at various stages
of preparation.
According to this account Ikeja was founded by the Awori ancestors of Osoja, Amore, Maku,
Afariogun and Kuseri Moses families under the leadership of the Olu with each family group
Following a successful preparation, completion and implementation of these series of Model
settling in different but close quarters. The new settlement called Ikeja was named after Akeja-
City Plans in the State, the Lagos State Government turned the full cycle by commencing a
Onigorun; one of the deities worshipped at their ancestral home in Otta.
review of existing operative development plans in the State beginning with the review of the
Ikoyi-Victoria Island Model City Plan (2006-2026). The second in the series of Model city plans
The history of the present Ikeja Local Government dates back to 1927 when the colonial
prepared is the Ikeja model city plan (2010-2020) which has become due for a review.
government introduced tax collection. District Officers were approved for Epe, Ikorodu and
Ikeja (at the time Ikeja included Mushin, Shomolu, Badagry and were called colonies of Lagos).
There is no doubt that the full potentials of the existing Ikeja model city plan has not been fully
Ikeja colony comprised a number of isolated villages owned exclusively by the Aworis.
realised. There is therefore the need to examine and measure the performance of the existing
plan vis-à-vis its policy thrusts and recommendations against its implementation to determine
The administration of Ikeja Colony was carried out exclusively by the Colonial masters without
and address its challenges.
any participation by natives up till 31st March, 1938. Sequel to agitations on 1st of April 1938 by
Furthermore, a review of the existing Ikeja Model city plan must take advantage of the shift in the
some patriotic natives led by Archdeacon T.A.J. Ogunbiyi, the colonies was changed to native
frontier of knowledge, global developments and recent advances in science and technology
authorities.
in the preparation of a development plan that will guide the development of a sustainable
green compact city.
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The Native Authority System continued until 1955 when it metamorphosed into District Councils.
In the same year, the first democratic election was held. Ikeja was later split into three Districts
MAP SHOWING IKEJA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA IN LAGOS STATE
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namely; Ikeja, Mushin and Shomolu. The present Alimosho Local Government was also part of
Ikeja District Council.

In 1972, as a result of Governments acceptance of the recommendations of the Ogunnaike

Commission, the former Agege District Council became part of Ikeja.

During the civilian era of 1979-1983, new Local Government authorities were carved out of
the Division, namely: Agege and Alimosho Local Government but the Military Administration in
December 1983 nullified this action. Legend
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AGEGE BARIGA IKEJA MAINLAND

Further rationalization of Local Governments in Nigeria in May 1989 led to the recreation of
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Agege Local Government out of Ikeja Local Government. Figure 3: Map of Lagos State showing Ikeja

In 1991, Alimosho Local Government was carved out from Ikeja Local Government.

1.1.5 LOCATION
The Ikeja Model City is located in the central area of Lagos metropolis. It is located between
longitudes 3.310239O to 3.354802o and latitudes 6.600136o to 6.542169o.

1.1.6 BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION

It is bounded in the north by Agege-Ifako/Ijaiye local Government area and Ogun state, to the
west by Agege motor road, Alimosho and Oshodi-Isolo local Government areas; to the east by
Ikorodu road/Lagos Ibadan Expressway, Kosofe and Mushin local Government area and to the
south by Apapa-Oshodi expressway.

1.1.7 COVERAGE AREA AND SIZE

The total land coverage of the Ikeja model city area is approximately 5,630 hectares representing
1.57% of the total land area of Lagos State The model city area comprised of Old Ikeja Local
Government Area as well as Ojodu and Onigbongbo Local Council Development Area.

Plate 1: Map of Ikeja : the planning area

1.2 ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS

1.2.1 CLIMATE
The area is of tropical climate, characterised by two distinct wet and dry seasons that is
prevalent in South-western Nigeria. The wet season is between April and October while the dry
season starts from October and ends in March.

1.2.2 TEMPERATURE
The mean maximum temperature of the area varies between 27oC and 37oC while the mean
Figure 2: Map of Nigeria showing Lagos State minimum temperature varies between 22oC and 26oC. The months of August and September
are the coolest while the months of January to March are usually the hottest.
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Figure 4: Graph of Maximum and Minimum Temperature
1.2.4 WINDS
The wind pattern also follows the migratory Inter-Tropical Discontinuity (ITD). The area experiences
the rain bearing South-Westerly wind that originates from the Atlantic Ocean and blows onshore
with velocities of 2-5m/s. During the rainy season (April-October), wind speed exceeding 10m/s
in the form of thunderstorms and line squalls are more persistent while during the dry season
(November-March), offshore north-easterly winds reach the area with less intensity. During
January and February harmattan dust haze which usually concentrates in the northern part of
Nigeria may reach the coast in spells which may last between one to two weeks bringing about
low visibility and cold conditions at the sea. The dry season is characterised by dry northeast
winds with speeds of between 2 and 5m/s. However the effect of the winds are minimised by
the effect of local onshore winds (Dublin-Green et al 1997).
Figure 5: Graph of Average Wind Speed
1.2.5 RAINFALL
The area is influenced by two seasons, namely the dry and rainy seasons. The tropical
continental air mass (North East Trade Wind) that blows across the Sahara Desert characterize
the dry season. It brings cold to the area and dry weather called harmattan that usually starts
in November and ends around February. soil is suitable for physical developmental purposes. Previous scientific tests conducted had
Figure 6: Graph of Average Rainy Days
The rainy season, which is the dominant season, begins in April and ends in October. It is
characterized by the tropical Maritime air mass (South West Trade Wind), which blows across
the Atlantic Ocean. The wind is warm and wet; hence, it brings rainfall into the study area. The
annual rainfall ranges between 1350mm to 1400mm and over 90% of the rain occurs during the
rainy season
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1.2.6 RELATIVE HUMIDITY
The relative humidity at dawn is about 80% resulting in precipitation in the mornings during
the rainy season. It however drops to about 70% in the afternoons making people sweat and
uncomfortable.
Generally the drier period from December to February has low relative humidity ranging from
60% to 70%, while a range of between 80% and sometimes over 90% is recorded during the wet
season.
Figure 7: Graph of Average Relative Humidity
1.2.7 ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
The project area is located within the low pressure belt (The Doldrums) system with air constantly
rising. This facilitates wind circulation and ideal conditions for some human activities. Pressure
values are within the range of 1011 and 1014 mill bars for the whole Lagos area with slight
variation caused by land and sea surfaces.
1.2.8 TOPOGRAPHY
Ikeja is approximately 30 metres above sea level. The topography is relatively flat with a slight
rise into an undulating land at its northern fringes. Big gorges measuring about 40 metres wide
bisect the area into two towards the northern part. The terrain makes for a free flow of the
drainage system from North to South allowing flow of water from Agidingbi, Ikeja, and Oregun
into Odo Iya-alaro swamp for onward discharge into the Lagos Lagoon through the Ogudu
creek, while storm water from Ifako-Ijaiye, Aguda-titun and Ojodu empties into the Ogun River
1.2.9 SOIL
The soil formation is sedimentary. It is made up from loam and laterite formation which is derived
from rocks of vegetable origin especially plants. It is evident from visual observation that the
proved this suitability and viability. Also geotechnical investigations conducted has proved
beyond reasonable doubt that the soil has adequate load bearing capacity. According to
the Geotechnical soil test report, the sand deposit is shallow. The subsoil is mainly clayey sand,
sandy clay, silty clay and sands. The upper third up to 16m depth are firm to stiff silty sandy clays
reaching down to a depth of 23m.
The upper layer clays are found to terminate on hard-pan of medium to coarse grained sand
concretion at about 17m depth. Relative narrow band of stiff very silty organic clay, about 2 to
3m thick, was proved in boreholes at depths below 35m.
1.2.10 DRAINAGE
Drainage channels are meant to collect and discharge storm and run-off water into larger
bodies of water like lagoons, creeks, rivers and oceans. There are three types of drainage
channels within and across the Ikeja model city area and are categorised into Primary,
Secondary and Tertiary channels.
1.2.10.1 Primary Channels
The primary drainage channels are the major collectors of run-off and storm water there are
five (5) primary drainage channels within the area, all of which run across the area from North
to South.
1.2.10.2 Secondary Channels
The secondary drainage channels, also described as Collector drains are the drainages along
major expressways and distributor roads. They collect storm water and domestic waste water
from the tertiary drains and discharges same into the primary drains.
The population estimates for Lagos state vary depending on the source of data quoted For
instance; the 2006 population census conducted by the National Population Commission puts
Lagos state population at 9,013,534, while a parallel census conducted in the same year by the
Lagos State Government puts its population at 17,552,906.
According to the National Census conducted in 2006 by the National Population Commission,
the population of Ikeja is put at 313,196 but in the same year the Lagos State Ministry of Science
and Technology using relevant data from existing housing stocks, school enrolment, vehicle
and motor registration and other facts that cannot be disputed put the population of Ikeja at
648,720, representing 3.7% of the whole population of Lagos State.

1.2.10.3 Tertiary channels Table 2: 2006 LAGOS STATE POPULATION FIGURES

The tertiary drainage channels are the drains that collect domestic waste from individual houses S/N LOCAL GOVT MALE FEMALE TOTAL
to the secondary drainage channels for onward discharge into the primary drainage channels 1 Agege 564,239 468,825 1,033,064
2 Ajeromi Ifelodun 723,644 711,651 1,435,259
1.3 POPULATION 3 Alimosho 1,099,656 947,370 2,047,026
Lagos State has a very diverse, dynamic and fast growing population, catalysed by migration
4 Amuwo Odofin 301,012 223,959 524,971
to the city from all parts of Country, as well as from neighbouring countries. The population
of Lagos was estimated to be 0.07 million in 1911 and grew to be 0.13 million by 1931 with an 5 Apapa 264,728 257,656 522,384
average annual growth rate of 2.62%. The 1952 census put the population of Lagos at 0.27 6 Badagry 187,427 192,993 380,420
million, an increase of 107.7% over the 1931 estimate. The 1973 census of Lagos was 2.47 million 7 Epe 153,360 170,274 323,634
and had increased to 5.73 million by the 1991 census. This represented a 4.67% average annual 8 Eti-Osa 460,124 523,391 983,515
increase. Recent UN Habitat indicates that Lagos is already a mega-city in the world, after 9 Ibeju Lekki 49,613 49,927 99,540
Tokyo and New York, with a population of 25 million.
10 Ifako-Ijaye 380,112 364,211 744,323
Table 1: 2006 NATIONAL POPULATION FIGURES FOR LAGOS STATE 11 Ikeja 328,778 319,942 648,720
S/N LOCAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL 12 Ikorodu 364,207 324,838 689,045
GOVERNMENT 13 Kosofe 527,539 407,075 934,614
1 Badagry 121232 11986 241093 14 Lagos Island 461,830 398,019 859,849
2 Ojo 310100 287971 598071 15 Lagos Mainland 326,433 303,036 629,469
3 Amuwo 167856 150310 318166 16 Mushin 684,176 637,341 1,321,517
4 Alimosho 649460 628254 1277744 17 Ojo 507,693 433,830 941,523
5 Agege 242520 217419 459939 18 Oshodi/Isolo 514,857 619,691 1,134,548
6 Ifako-Ijaiye 218993 208885 427878 19 Shomolu 517,210 507,913 1,025,123
7 Ikeja 169233 111963 313196 20 Surulere 698,403 575,959 1,274,362
8 Oshodi-Isolo 321767 299742 621509 Total 9,115,041 8,437,901 17,552,906
Source: Lagos State Bureau of Statistics (2011)
9 Mushin 328197 304812 633009
10 Surulere 261265 242740 503975
1.3.1 BASE POPULATION
11 Ajeromi-Ifelodun 352238 331867 684105 For the purpose of generating a base Population for the revision of the existing Ikjeja Model
12 Apapa 119556 97806 217362 City Plan, the figures used in the preparation of the existing plan were adopted. The National
13 Lagos Island 108057 101380 209437 Population Commission used 1.91% growth rate for Lagos State while Lagos State Government
14 Lagos Mainland 166163 151557 317720 used 8.04% growth rate for Ikeja Local Government Area (Lagos State Transport Master Plan,
2006).
15 Shomolu 207649 195024 402673
16 Kosofe 350120 315273 665393 The base population for the present year 2016 as projected from 2006 using the growth rate of
17 Ikorodu 272569 263050 535619 8.04 and the formula:
18 Eti-Osa 160396 127389 287785 P1=P0 (1+r/100) n
19 Ibeju-Lekki 59544 57937 117481 Where: P1= projected population,
20 Epe 91105 90304 181409 P0 = Base (existing) population
1 = constant, r = rate, n = number of years.
Total 4,678,020 4,335,514 9,013,534
Source: National Population Commission. (2006)
Therefore, the base population of Ikeja Model City for year 2016 is:
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P1 = 648,720 (1+8.04/100)11 1.4.2 IKEJA MODEL CITY PLAN (2010-2020).
= 648720 (2.240) Justification for the review of the existing Ikeja Model City Plan is further derived from the
= 1,518,754 appreciation of a series of germane present day realities which cannot be overemphasised.
Some of these issues were as a result of inherent flaws in the existing plan, some were issues that
Table 3: Base Population projected from Year 2006 to Year 2016 had been in existence but not adequately accommodated in the existing plan while others
YEAR 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
developed during the lifetime of the existing plan. The reasons for the project are as follows:
POP 648,720 757,227 818,108 883,884 954,948 1,052,526 1,114,677 1,204,297 1,301,123 1,405,733 1,518,754

1.3.2 POPULATION DENSITY
With a Population of 648,133 (according to Lagos State Transport Master Plan) and total land
coverage of approximately 5,630 hectares, the Population density for the Ikeja model city is
258 persons per square hectare
1.3.3 POPULATION PROJECTIONS
There have always been serious contentions about the figures of the population of Lagos State
provided by the National Population Commission. There is a general consensus by scholars,
observers and researchers alike that, the population of Lagos State is far more than what was
given by the National Population Commission. The figures provided by the Lagos State Bureau
of Statistics as generated by the Lagos State Ministry of Science and Technology are assumed
to be more realistic. This figure is therefore adopted in this project, and used as a basis for
projecting the population of the Ikeja Model City over the plan period.
The population of the Ikeja Model City for the revision plan is projected to year 2036 using the
formula:
P1=P0 (1+r/100) n
Where: P1= projected population,
P0 = Base (existing) population
1 = constant, r = rate, n = number of years.
Using the formula above the table of population projection for a revised Ikeja Model city plan
(2016-2036) is shown below:
P1 = 1,518,754 (1+8.04/100)20
= 1,518,754 (2.240)
= 7,131,468
Table 4: Population projection from Year 2016 to Year 2036
1.4 JUSTIFICATION FOR THE REVIEW
1.4.1 LEGAL BASIS
Legal basis for the review of the Ikeja Model City Plan is derived from the Lagos State Urban and
Regional Planning and Development Law 2010: Section 1, subsection (1) a & c and Section 6
subsection (1) which provides for the review and amendment of the operative development
plan or part of it as may be determined by the Ministry or as approved by the Honourable
Commissioner every five years.
‘Furthermore the implementation schedule of the existing Ikeja Model City Plan (2010-
2020) which states that ‘The Ikeja Model City Plan is to be implemented progressively
over a planned period of ten years (2010-2020). During this period a biennial review
of the plan to fine tune the implementation strategies and the plan proposals may be
considered. Otherwise, a five year review of the plan must be carried out by technocrats
and the stakeholders’
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i. Determination of the level of implementation of the existing plan with a view to measuring
its performance.
ii. Identification of areas that requires the preparation of action area plans.
iii. Harmonisation of Planning regulations and approval orders for Federal lands, State and
privately owned estates within the Model City area.
iv. To encourage public private participation in physical development
v. To achieve increase in land value through a more organised environment.
vi. Elimination of traffic congestion and parking problems within the planning area.
vii. Generation of physical planning data bank for research and public use
1.5 SCOPE OF WORK
The scope of the review is primarily to evaluate the extent of implementation of the policy
thrusts and recommendations contained in the existing Ikeja model city plan (2010-2020).
Specific tasks to be undertaken to achieve this are to:
i. Conduct a 100% land use survey to determine degree of variance from the Land use
plan proposed in the existing Ikeja model city plan (2010-2020).
ii. Conduct a random survey of existing physical infrastructure and Social infrastructures
such as schools, health facilities, and suggest upgrades
iii. Examine the existing population characteristics and distribution pattern, and make
projections for the next 20 years;
iv. Identify and delineate green areas for conservation and public open spaces, pedestrian
and cycling routes and incorporate the needs of the physically challenged into the
provisions of the model city plan.
v. Evaluate the traffic and transportation system proposed in the existing plan vis-à-vis the
study carried out and make appropriate recommendations.
vi. Prepare a comprehensive approval order for the revised plan and Identify areas to be
recommended for Densification, High Streets and Mixed use to enhance better utilization
of scarce land for sustainable development
vii. Prepare a revised Ikeja Model City Plan (2015-2025) and Identify sectors requiring Action
area plans and recommend a comprehensive list of areas requiring Urban renewal
including a phasing plan for the revised plan and Provide modalities for the plan
implementation
1.6 METHODOLGY
In the course of the review exercise the following key steps were taken:
i. Demarcation of the project boundary to properly identify the lines of demarcation
between the project area and adjoining Local Government and Local Council
Development Areas.
ii. Delineation of the model city area and subdivision into five (5) subsectors for convenient
enumeration.
iii. Formation of Project team and five (5) sub-teams with sector heads
iv. Acquisition and production of relevant base maps and preparation of questionnaires.
v. Reconnaissance survey to familiarise with the boundary and extent of the model city
area.
vi. Field survey exercise comprising:
a. Updating of base maps
b. 100% Land use survey exercise.
c. Administration of questionnaires adopting a stratified random sampling method.
vii. An inventory of existing infrastructural facilities/services within the model city area.
viii. Acquisition of secondary data and literature from relevant MDAs.
ix. Collation and analysis of all primary and secondary data.
x. Articulate a comparison between level of the provision of these infrastructural facilities/
services and the recommendations contained in the existing Plan
xi. Evolution of relevant and appropriate Planning concepts and Strategies.
xii. Formulation of alternative concepts, plans and strategies;
xiii. Evaluation of alternative concepts, plans and strategies.
xiv. Preparation and development of preferred alternatives.
xv. Formulation implementation plan for the revised model city plan.

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CHAPTER TWO:

ANALYSIS OF EXISTING
SITUATION 2.1 Existing Land Use
2.2 Physical Infrastructure
2.3 Roads
2.4 Drainage
2.5 Social Infrastructure
2.6 Wastes
2.7 Economic Character

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