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Nigeria is one of the developing countries in Africa. It is the West Africa most populous and oil-rich country. It has its independence from UK, and operates Presidential system of government.
What makes Nigeria unique is our suffering and laughing mentality. Normally if you push a man so much that he reach the wall, such a man will turn back and retaliate, but a Nigerian man is otherwise. If you continue pushing a Nigerian until he reaches the wall; he will rather prefer to break the wall so that you continue pushing him than to retaliate.
Nigerians are great in enduring hardness! Despite the fact that endurance is a rare social virtue; Nigerians are devotedly cultured in it.
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What is smallest state in Nigeria?
lagos state is the smallest state in nigeria
Which state in Nigeria can woodland be found?
Which state in Nigeria can woodland be found
Capital of delta state in Nigeria?
Asaba is the capital of Nigeria's Delta State.
The ogbeidibo's are from which locality in Nigeria?
delta state,Nigeria
Is Nigeria a state or a nation?
A state
What Lagos state city?
Lagos is a state and city within the Nigerian state of Lagos.The city of Lagos is the largest city in Africa.
What is the area of Ogun State Nigeria?
The area of Ogun State, Nigeria, is 16,762 square kilometers.
Who is the current commissioners in Delta state of Nigeria?
Commissioner of education in delta state nigeria
What is the postal code for Edo State in Nigeria?
The heartbeat of Nigeria
Which state in Nigeria collects the highest revenue allocation?
the state with the highest revenue allocation in Nigeria
What state is Abuja Nigeria?
It is not in a state. It is in what is known as the Federal Capital Territory.
What is the inventory state and covertibility of Nigeria natural resources?
Nigeria has abundant natural resources, including oil, natural gas, coal, and minerals. However, the inventory state of these resources may vary due to factors such as exploitation, management, and environmental concerns. The convertibility of Nigeria's natural resources refers to their potential to be economically beneficial and may involve factors like market demand, technological advancements, and government policies.
