Archives Tag: Independence Day
Nigeria at 63: A Historical Review of Achievements And Challenges
April 19, 2022
As Nigeria celebrates its 63rd year of independence, it provides an apt moment for a retrospective analysis of the nation’s trajectory. This assessment acknowledges the remarkable successes achieved since its inception as an independent nation and concurrently recognizes the enduring obstacles that continue to shape its course. Read more about Politics Achievements Nurturing Democracy … Continue reading Nigeria at 63: A Historical Review of Achievements And Challenges
Key Takeaways from the Independence Day Broadcast
April 19, 2022
President Bola Tinubu addressed the nation on its 63rd Independence Day, marking his first such speech since assuming office on May 29. However, widespread dissatisfaction among Nigerians has arisen due to a struggling economy marked by surging inflation following the removal of fuel subsidies. Read more about Politics During his inauguration, President Tinubu declared … Continue reading Key Takeaways from the Independence Day Broadcast
Top 10 Books to Read to Understand Nigeria’s History
April 19, 2022
Today is Nigeria’s Independence Day. Africa’s most populous nation is 63 years old and the journey so far has been full of highs and lows. Yet Nigeria remains one of the most exciting nations on earth. Nigeria’s rich and complex history spans centuries, encompassing pre-colonial kingdoms, colonialism, independence, and the post-independence era. To gain … Continue reading Top 10 Books to Read to Understand Nigeria’s History
Nigeria’s Independence: A Moment of Reflection
April 19, 2022
Sixty-two years ago, the green-white-green flag was hoisted and flagged above as the Union Jack was lowered, heralding the independence of Nigeria. One can only imagine the funfair and carnival-like atmosphere that pervaded the country on that auspicious day. Nigeria’s independence was well fought for, now it was time to prove why Nigeria was … Continue reading Nigeria’s Independence: A Moment of Reflection
Natural Resources In Nigeria
April 19, 2022
Nigeria is blessed with human and natural resources, which to a large extent, seem to be untapped. There is so much focus on crude oil, while many other resources remain underutilized. From mineral resources to cash crops and natural assets the country has been blessed with, it is obvious that we haven’t even scratched … Continue reading Natural Resources In Nigeria
Nigeria @ 61: For A People’s Independence
April 19, 2022
Naturally, today is a public holiday in Nigeria. States and the Federal Government traditionally line up activities to celebrate and mark the day Nigeria became free of British rule on October 1, 1960. Read more about Politics In the past, we do also see independent bodies organise street parades – with people donned in … Continue reading Nigeria @ 61: For A People’s Independence
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Nigeria @61: 61 Great Facts About Nigeria (And Nigerians)
April 19, 2022
As we mark yet another anniversary of Nigeria’s independence, it’s fitting to recall some of the really great things about our country. From its impressive landscapes to the never-say-never attitude of its people, as well as the victories we’ve celebrated across various spheres of life, there’s a lot worth cherishing. Read more about Discover … Continue reading Nigeria @61: 61 Great Facts About Nigeria (And Nigerians)
Photospeaks: Nigeria @60
April 19, 2022
On the 1st of October, 2020, Nigeria celebrated her Independence Day. We marked 60 years as an independent nation. The day brought to mind the emotions felt by Nigerians present inside the Tafawa Balewa Square, as the British Nigerian colonial flag was gradually been brought down and the hoisting of the flag of an independent … Continue reading Photospeaks: Nigeria @60
Nigeria @60: The Nigerian Project
April 19, 2022
From the rising of the sun to its going down, From the Olumo Rock to the Niger River, Through the cave in Ogbunike to the peak of the Mambila Plateau, Nigeria is blessed. The storm persists through our toil, Men are sore, should they cave in? But we must row our father’s boat, Cause … Continue reading Nigeria @60: The Nigerian Project
Sports Development In The Last 60 Years
April 19, 2022
As Nigeria celebrates her 60th Independence anniversary today, it is imperative to understand the growth and development of the sports sector which more than any other sector, puts the country on the global map. In 60 years, football has proven to be the most successful and dominant sports in the country as the Nigerian male … Continue reading Sports Development In The Last 60 Years
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Nigeria @60: One Independence Day Amongst Many
April 19, 2022
Sixty years ago today, the nation of Nigeria took a bold step towards freedom from colonial rule. The entirety of the nation erupted in celebration as the day of commemoration was earmarked on October 1st, 1960. Citizens marched on and rejoiced as they went in a procession towards Tafawa Balewa Square where the ceremony was … Continue reading Nigeria @60: One Independence Day Amongst Many
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Nigeria @60: A Review of the Nigerian Tourism Industry
April 19, 2022
Happy 60th Independence Day, Nigeria! As with any major milestone achieved in life, there is always a time for self reflection. Today we want to look at the progress of the tourism industry since Independence. The fact is, the story of Nigeria cannot be told without tourism. Read more about Travel and Tourism Despite being … Continue reading Nigeria @60: A Review of the Nigerian Tourism Industry
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Nigeria @ 60 Logo: A Sequel Of Scandals
April 19, 2022
Nigeria’s Diamond Independence jubilee was supposed to be a time of celebration for all Nigerians trying to shake off the economic effects of a Coronavirus lockdown. It should be a celebration for all class of Nigerians, home and abroad. The 1st of October 2020 should be an overview of the journey it has taken the … Continue reading Nigeria @ 60 Logo: A Sequel Of Scandals
By adedoyin
Nigeria is 59! Happy Independence Day!
April 19, 2022
Today, October 1, 2019 is Nigeria’s Independence Day. It is a historic day for the most populous black nation on earth as October 1, 1960 officially marked Nigeria’s freedom from the British colonial masters who had hitherto dictated the socio-political and economic life of the people. Nigeria is 59 today, and in less than six … Continue reading Nigeria is 59! Happy Independence Day!
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Thinking About Nigeria – 59 Years On
April 19, 2022
On October 1, 1960, the most populous black nation, Nigeria, became independent. This news was greeted with excitement, as the world romanticized the promises it held for her Nigerians, Africa and the rest of human civilization. Fifty-nine years on, Nigeria still soldiers on. Faced with a myriad of challenges, some of which have collapsed … Continue reading Thinking About Nigeria – 59 Years On
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