The article discusses the rise in building collapses in Lagos, Nigeria, and the concerns raised by real estate professionals and experts about the lack of enforcement of regulations by the government. It highlights recent tragic incidents, including the collapse of buildings in Ikoyi, Yaba, Ebute-Metta, and Ago, Okota, which resulted in multiple fatalities. Experts like Alfred Olayiwola and Barr Ekpeyong criticize the government's insufficient monitoring and politicization of building approvals, which contribute to the problem. Dr. Akinsola Olufemi points out that the enforcement net of regulatory authorities is not wide enough and that older buildings are at risk due to lack of reevaluation and conversion of residential buildings to other uses without considering the additional load. The article emphasizes the need for the government to focus not only on new constructions but also on existing buildings to prevent further disasters.