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| Undesirable: Nigeria's most populous city Lagos (pictured) was considered the fourth least liveable city in the world on the list of 140 |
Nigeria’s most populous city Lagos was considered the fourth least (136) liveable city in the world on the list of 140. The survey took account of cities’ healthcare, education, safety, culture, environment and infrastructure.
Unsurprisingly, the Syrian city of Damascus – which has been ravaged by the country’s civil war – was last on the list of 140 major cities.
It was followed by Dhaka in Bangladesh, Port Morseby in Papua New Guinea, Lagos in Nigeria and the Libyan capital of Tripoli, which has also been the victim of an ISIS insurgency.
Melbourne was named the best city in the world to live in for the fifth year in the row while Vienna in Austria came second followed by the Canada cities of Vancouver and Toronto, and Australia’s Adelaide.
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| Nigeria's most populous city Lagos |
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| Nigeria's most populous city Lagos |
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| Nigeria's most populous city Lagos |
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| Idyllic: Adelaide (pictured) was the second Australian city to make the top five, with a score of 96.6 out of 100 |
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| Top destination: Melbourne (pictured) in Australia has been named the best city in the world to live in by a survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) |
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| Wonderful: The Canadian city of Vancouver (pictured) came third in the 'Global Liveability Ranking' with an impressive score of 97.3 out of 100 |
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