Lagos waterfront evictions highlight Nigeria oil and land squabbles The lagoon waters at the port entrance to Lagos, Nigeria's economic capital, are usually teeming with small fishing boats. But the bustling waterfront slums of Lagos are now quiet after the navy evicted tens of thousands of residents from their homes in recent weeks. The evictions are highlighting tensions over real estate in the megalopolis of 20 million where building space is an increasingly rare commodity. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES / TO COMPLETE VIDI1O35JE-EN