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Lagos ranked 2nd least livable cities in world...see full list


Nigeria’s commercial capital, Lagos state has been ranked second in the top ten least livable cities in the world.In the annual ranking released by The
Economist, Lagos ranks second behind Damascus and ahead of Tripoli and Dhaka.
The Austrian city of Melbourne remained top on the list of the World’s Most Liveable city for the seventh year running.

Economist noted that terrorism and diplomatic tensions are eroding living conditions worldwide.
The Australian city was ranked number one out of 140 cities, slightly ahead of the Austrian capital Vienna, with the Canadian trio of Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary completing the top five.

The survey, released 16th August 2017, scores cities on five broad categories: stability; healthcare; culture and environment; education and infrastructure.

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