Lagos GDP and over-stretched population also makes it the most overcrowded state and haven for informal economy.
Crime is down, as it is in the rest of the country, but prison terms have stretched, and the prison population has doubled during his tenure, to 40,000.
The NHS has been fragmented by this government's policies: it is being squeezed of cash and resources; cuts to local authorities have heaped pressure on it; and it is being ever more stretched by an ageing population.
Specifically, the condition for adiabaticity is that if the pulse shape were to be stretched in time, the population dynamics would simply stretch correspondingly.
There is a growing recognition that cancer follow-up services are increasingly stretched by a growing population of cancer survivors [ 1, 3, 6].
I. J. Gelb consider Ebla as part of the Kish civilization, which was a cultural entity of East Semitic speaking populations that stretched from the center of Mesopotamia to the western Levant.
I. J. Gelb relates Mari's foundation with the Kish civilization, which was a cultural entity of East Semitic speaking populations, that stretched from the center of Mesopotamia to Ebla in the western Levant.
The images of anguished parents appear to be stretching a weary population to breaking point.
Once a large population stretching across Syria, Turkey and Iraq, Aramaic-speaking Christians have slowly melted away, some fleeing westward, some converting to Islam.
More specifically, he pointed to the rise of a disaffected Sunni population, stretching from Baghdad to Damascus, that was politically alienated and economically isolated: "Unless we can give them a formula that speaks to the aspirations of that population, we are inevitably going to have problems".
Or perhaps all involved were simply proxies for big outside players - the Iranian Shiites, Saudi Arabia's fatwah-spewing Sunnis, independence-minded Kurds whose population stretches across four Muslim countries and who could wind up at war with any one of them, or maybe two.
