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(E kom from Nigeria)
Naija
sovereign state, federal republic, country
Inception1 October 1963 Chenj-am
Native labelNijeriya, Naigeria, Nàìjíríà Chenj-am
Short nameNigeria, NG Chenj-am
Participant inSecond Liberia War Chenj-am
Named afterRiva Naija Chenj-am
Named byFlora Shaw Chenj-am
Official languageEnglish langwej Chenj-am
AnthemNaijeria, Wi Hail Dee Chenj-am
Cultureculture of Nigeria Chenj-am
Motto textUnity and Faith, Peace and Progress, Единство и вяра, мир и прогрес, Good people, great nation, Undod a Ffydd, Heddwch a Chynnydd Chenj-am
ContinentAfrika Chenj-am
KontriNaija Chenj-am
CapitalAbuja Chenj-am
Located in time zoneUTC+01:00, Africa/Lagos, West Africa Time Chenj-am
Located in or next to body of waterAtlantic Ocean Chenj-am
Located in/on physical featureWest Africa Chenj-am
Coordinate location9°0′0″N 8°0′0″E Chenj-am
Coordinates of geographic center9°4′55″N 8°40′31″E Chenj-am
Coordinates of easternmost point12°9′51″N 14°40′41″E Chenj-am
Coordinates of northernmost point13°53′8″N 5°31′47″E Chenj-am
Coordinates of southernmost point4°16′13″N 6°5′13″E Chenj-am
Highest pointChappal Waddi Chenj-am
Lowest pointAtlantic Ocean Chenj-am
Basic form of governmentfederal republic Chenj-am
Office held by head of statePresido of Naija Chenj-am
Head of stateBola Tinubu Chenj-am
Office held by the head of governmentPresido of Naija Chenj-am
Head of governmentBola Tinubu Chenj-am
Executive bodyCabinet of Nigeria Chenj-am
Legislative bodyNational Assembly of Nigeria Chenj-am
Highest judicial authorityCourt were pass court Chenj-am
Central bankCentral Bank of Nigeria Chenj-am
MoniNaira Chenj-am
Shares border withBenin, N, Chad, Kamerun, São Tomé and Príncipe Chenj-am
Driving sideright Chenj-am
Electrical plug typeBS 1363, BS 546 Chenj-am
Bifor amFederation of Nigeria Chenj-am
ReplacesFederation of Nigeria Chenj-am
Studied byNigerian studies Chenj-am
Official websitehttps://nigeria.gov.ng/ Chenj-am
HashtagNigeria, nigeria Chenj-am
Top-level Internet domain.ng Chenj-am
Flagflag of Nigeria Chenj-am
Coat of armscoat of arms of Nigeria Chenj-am
Has seal, badge, or sigilSeal of the President of Nigeria Chenj-am
Official symbolCostus spectabilis Chenj-am
Geography of topicGeography of Nigeria Chenj-am
Has characteristicpartly free country Chenj-am
History of topichistory of Nigeria Chenj-am
‎most populous urban areaLagos Chenj-am
Economy of topiceconomy of Nigeria Chenj-am
Demographics of topicdemographics of Nigeria Chenj-am
MaḍhabMalikism Chenj-am
Commonwealth Sport country codeNGR Chenj-am
Mobile country code621 Chenj-am
Telephone country code+234 Chenj-am
Trunk prefix0 Chenj-am
Emergency phone number112, 199 Chenj-am
GS1 country code615 Chenj-am
Vehicle registration plate codeWAN Chenj-am
Maritime identification digits657 Chenj-am
Unicode character🇳🇬 Chenj-am
Category for honorary citizens of entityQ8942555 Chenj-am
Category for maps or plansCategory:Maps of Nigeria Chenj-am
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Naija/Naijiria/Nigeria (Inglish: Nigeria) na one kontri for Afrika. Di Federal Republic of Nigeria, wey evribodi dey kol Naija, na kontri wey dey bitwin sentra and West Afrika. Naija get borda with Niger for di north, Chad for di northeast, Cameroon in di southeast, an Benin in di west. E kom jam wota for saut on top di Gulf of Guinea wey dey Bar-beach (Atlantic Ocean). Naija get 36 stet an Fediral kapita Teritiri, wey di kapital dey Abuja. Naija no get govament riligion an na chuz di pipul dey chuz dia god or oga.[1][2]

Naija bi di aria of plenti plenti kindom an tribal stets for meni years. Bot dat na bifor, as e dey todey, na as how di oyinbo pipul put am dat time for 19th senturi wen British join Southern Naija an Northern Naija. [3]Na dem arenj di administrative an lega sistem wen dem dey yuz shiefs du indiret rulaship. Naija komot for Britain hand inside 1960 an bigin waka sepirate waka. Dem kom fight broda-broda war fom 1967 go rish 1970. Wen war finish dem kom dey chenj fom sivilian president with elekshion to militiri govament wey dey yuz pawa dey rul. Las las for 1999, dem kom chuz president by democrasi. Di elekshion wey Naija pipul du for 2011 bi di fest taim wey evribodi gree se di elektion no get kalo kalo or wuru wuru.[4]

Pipul dey like kol Naija di "Giant of Africa", bikos e get plenti pipul an big ekonomi. [5] As 186 million human-bein dey inside, Naija Kari pipul pas for Afrika an na nomba 7 e dey for the wold. And na Naija bi di nomba 3 for kontri wey get yong yong boiz and gel pass; e get more dan 90 million pipul wey neva rish 18 years. Di kontri na moultinashional stet as e get 250 ethnic grops. The 3 grop wey plenti pas na Awusa, Ibo and Yoroba; all dis ethnic grop get pass 250 langwej an evri ethnic grop get difrent parole and tradishions. Federal govament dey yuz English langwej, an Ibo, Yoroba and Awusa na for inside regions dem. Like half of Naija pipul na Kristian an meni if dem dey stey south of di kontri an di oda half na Muslims for north of di kontri. Naija stil get smol pipul wey dey go lokal shrine ples like di Babalawo shrine or Dibia.

  • Delta stet
  • Edo stet
  • Anambra stet
  • Ekpoma
  • Aniocha Saut Lokal Govament
  • Delta Stet

Hau di Nigeria name tek kom

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Dem get di name Nigeria from di Niger River wey run through out di kontri. Flora Shaw be di British journalist wey name Nigeria for January 8, 1897. Niger kontri wey near Nigeria also name dia kontri from di river. [6][7]

Di Prezident of Naija na Bola Tinubu. E don bi presido sice 2023.

  • Nashonal Asembli
  • Fedral govament
  • Supreme Court

Tourism for Naija depend on wetin dey hapun at di moment, Bicos of di different ethnic group wey dey di kontri. [8] Abuja get plenti parks. Di park wey big pass na Millennium Park, and na Manfredi Nicoletti design am wey dem open for December 2003. Governor Raji Babatunde Fashola re-modernize di place before dem mek am one of di major tourist for Lagos. Eyo carnival (na festival wey dey hapun for Iperu Remo, Ogun State). Pipu sabi Lagos as di place for buisness, and dem sabi Lagos as one of di most important place for Africa.

Lagos get plenti beach wey get sand for Atlantic Ocean, part of dem na Elegushi Beach and Alpha Beach. Lagos get plenti hotels from three-star to five-star, Lagos also get local hotels like Eko Hotels and Suites, Federal Palace Hotel and big-big Intercontinental Hotel like, Sheraton, and Four Points by Sheraton. Oda places of interest na Tafawa Balewa Square, Festac town, The Nike Art Gallery, Freedom Park, and the Cathedral Church of Christ.

Wie dem gada di tori

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  1. Nigerian Constitution , Nigerian law
  2. Pereltsvaig, Asya (16 June 2011) http://www.languagesoftheworld.info/geolinguistics/linguistic-diversity-in-africa-and-europe.html
  3. "Ethnicity in Nigeria". PBS. 5 April 2007. Archived from the original on 6 October 2017. Retrieved 9 May 2015.
  4. Nossiter, Adam (16 April 2011) [] The New York Times
  5. Nigeria: Giant of Africa, by Peter Holmes 1987
  6. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=Niger
  7. https://www.farooqkperogi.com/2019/04/natasha-h-akpotis-wildly-inaccurate.html?m=1
  8. Archibong, Maurice (18 March 2004)https://web.archive.org/web/20070426214225/http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/travels/2004/mar/18/travels-mar18-01.htm

Oda tin dem to rid

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  • Achebe, Chinua. The Trouble with Nigeria (Fourth Dimension, 1983)
  • Dibua, Jeremiah I. Modernization and the Crisis of Development in Africa: The Nigerian Experience (Routledge, 2017)
  • Ekundare, Olufemi R. An Economic History of Nigeria 1860–1960 (Methuen & Co Ltd, 1973)
  • Falola, Toyin; and Adam Paddock. Environment and Economics in Nigeria (2012)
  • Falola, Toyin, Ann Genova, and Matthew M. Heaton. Historical Dictionary of Nigeria (Rowman & Littlefield, 2018) online
  • Jones, Cunliffe-Peter. My Nigeria: Five Decades of Independence (Palgrave Macmillan, 2010)
  • Metz, Helen Chapin, ed. Nigeria: a country study (U.S. Library of Congress. Federal Research Division, 1992) online, comprehensive historical coverage; not copyright.
  • Shillington, Kevin. Encyclopedia of African History. (University of Michigan Press, 2005) p. 1401.