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20 Things Nigerians Remember About Life Before 1960

As Nigerians settle back into work after the public holiday celebrating 56 years of the country’s independence, reflections on life before 1960 throw light on the country then and now. Those born after Independence might enjoy the sweet and not-so-sweet

Nigeria @56: Key Contributions of Tourism to Nigeria’s Economy

October 1st is always an important day for Nigerians. It is the day we gained independence from Britain after many years of a colonial administration. The different sectors that make up the economy have performed well over the years. One

Nigeria @56: President Buhari’s Independence Day Address

Today – 1st October is a day of celebration for us Nigerians. On this day, 56 years ago our people achieved the most important of all human desires – freedom and independence. We should all therefore give thanks and pray

Nigeria @56: Outstanding Achievements by Nigerians

Whether we choose to mark 56 years of Nigeria’s independence by having a merry party or occupying ourselves with quiet reflection, we can find a place in our plans for this day for looking back at the great things Nigerians

Nigeria @56: Happy Independence Day, Nigeria!

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! At 56, there’s a lot to be thankful for: one is that we are a happy people with a positive disposition towards life, and we are blessed as a nation that is by every means acclaimed

Four Necessary Things to Know Before Visiting Ibadan

OYO State capital, Ibadan, covers a land mass of about 3080 square kilometers and has a population of approximately 3 million. Ibadan is home to many establishments and business organizations and the city has continued to grow in all ramifications.

7 Nigerian Organic Brands You Should Know

You’ve probably heard people say, “The world has gone organic” and it’s true. Not only do people want to know what goes into their body care products, they also want to be sure of little or no artificial/chemical content in

The Five Oldest Universities in Nigeria

It has been more than fifty years of independence in Nigeria, some educational institutions have been around for almost as long as this. Most of them have stood the test of time and are still standing till today while others

Top 10 Facts About Nigeria You Probably Didn’t Know

Several facts about Nigeria have been mysteriously overlooked or poorly mentioned but with today’s modern technological advances they might come to light. Here are a few facts about Nigeria you probably didn’t know: We are home to one of the

This Day in History: The First National Sports Festival was Held in Lagos 1973

On the 18th of August 1973, Nigeria kick-started the first National Sports Festival at the National Stadium in Surulere, Lagos. The festival served as an avenue to promote ethnic unity and national integration after the Nigerian civil war ended in

This Day in History: Poet, Christopher Okigbo was born in Ojoto, 1932

Christopher Ifekandu Okigbo was a Nigerian poet, one of the major founding fathers that shaped the development of Nigerian Literature, and African Literature in general, in the 20th century. He was born in Eastern Nigeria, in the town of Ojoto,

This Day in History: Justice Muhammadu Uwais Was Called to the Supreme Court on August 15, 1979

Honourable Justice Muhammadu Lawal Uwais on the 15th of August 1979, was called to the Supreme Court at the age of 45 and became the longest serving Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) from 1995 to 2006. In terms of length

4 Things You Did Not Know About Cocoa House

At one point or the other, you might have heard of the great building that stands tall at Dugbe, Ibadan in Oyo state. It is proudly referred to as the first skyscraper in Nigeria and was once the tallest building

Top 4 Places to Visit in Nigeria

If you are a Nigerian who has spent most of your life in just one city, then you might not appreciate the beauty of Nigeria. To see new people and places, you have to be ready to get out of

8 Random Facts About Nigerian Names

What’s in a name? For many, a name is just a name, but in many parts of the world including Africa, names always mean something. I remember being fascinated by Ghanaian “day names” as a Literature student in Secondary School.

Was the Old Nigerian Anthem Better than the Current One?

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