Nigeria faces multiple crises: economic turmoil following the removal of petrol subsidies driving transport costs up, toxic air pollution from e-waste burning in Ghana, and climate change causing severe coastal erosion impacting communities in Lagos. As citizens adapt to a resource-scarce environment, reliance on natural gas rises, hazardous e-waste trade continues, and vulnerable coastal populations contend with flooding and loss of land, homes and livelihood. Government measures and international treaties are called upon to alleviate these challenges.