FAQ About Nigeria

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When did Nigeria become an independent State?

Nigeria became independent on 1st October 1960

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When did Nigeria become a Republic?

Nigeria became a Republic on 1st October 1963

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Which country colonized Nigeria?

Nigeria was colonized by Britain

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How many States does Nigeria have?

Nigeria has 36 States and a Federal Capital Territory.

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How many ethnic groups does Nigeria have?

Nigeria has over 250 ethnic groups but only three major ethnic group is well recognized.

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one year ago | sarah

When was Nigeria amalgamated?

Nigeria was amalgamated on January 1, 1914

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one year ago | sarah

Who amalgamated Nigeria?

Lord Frederic Lugard consolidated the Northern Protectorate and the colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria, creating the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria.

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one year ago | sarah

Who named the country Nigeria?

Flora Shaw, a British Journalist and writer, wife to Frederic Lugard, named the country Nigeria. The name was coined from the Niger River which dominates much of the country’s landscape.

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one year ago | sarah

Why is Nigeria referred to as the giant of Africa?

Nigeria is the most populous African country.

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one year ago | sarah

What is the name of the apex Bank in Nigeria?

The Central Bank of Nigeria is the apex Bank of the country.

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What language do Nigerians speak?

The official language of Nigeria is English, although most of the ethnic group and tribes have their distinct languages.

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