Even the mind 0f Independence and Nigeria @ 56 Independence reminiscence here are some interesting facts about Nigeria
28% of the 40 richest entrepreneurs in Africa Forbes' are Nigerians: Nigerians are undoubtedly worthy and results oriented. No wonder that a large percentage of the Forbes rich African entrepreneurs, including the likes of Dangote Alakija and many others to the list of the most wealthy African entrepreneurs.
Nigeria is the third largest English-speaking country in the world, after India and the United States. Nigeria as a developing country, about the independence of the British over 56 years still speak primarily English colonial masters. Despite a significant number of local languages in Nigeria, many young Nigerians hardly speak their local languages. Many speak only English!
The longest bridge in Africa: a third continental bridge in Lagos connecting Lagos Island to the mainland by the longest bridge in Africa and about 11.8 kilometers. Speaking African giant.
33% of arable land in Nigeria: Some say Nigeria is a land flowing with milk and honey. I can not deny the fact that 33% of land in Nigeria is suitable for agriculture. When asked exactly diversification of agricultural production and the economy begins Government officials stopped talking and start "working."
Nigeria is home to seven percent (7%) of all languages spoken in the country: the number of local languages in Nigeria with more than 400 Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa as the most significant. However, many Nigerians are aware that there are many local languages more than you can imagine. Taraba State alone has more languages than 30 local languages.
Nigeria is the third largest film industry after Bollywood and Hollywood entertainment industry is booming in Nigeria as the day passes. Despite the threat of piracy, Nollywood is the third largest industry in the world of film.
Nigeria is the eighth most populous country in the world: Nigeria's population increases as the day progresses. Despite the economic crisis, hunger and complaining about "no money '' suffering 'of the population, while enhancing. It probably explains why it is necessary to find a Nigerian in almost every country in the world to visit.
Even a country just created today is a Nigerian!
... God bless Nigeria. Comment if you are proud to be a Nigerian.
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28% of the 40 richest entrepreneurs in Africa Forbes' are Nigerians: Nigerians are undoubtedly worthy and results oriented. No wonder that a large percentage of the Forbes rich African entrepreneurs, including the likes of Dangote Alakija and many others to the list of the most wealthy African entrepreneurs.
Nigeria is the third largest English-speaking country in the world, after India and the United States. Nigeria as a developing country, about the independence of the British over 56 years still speak primarily English colonial masters. Despite a significant number of local languages in Nigeria, many young Nigerians hardly speak their local languages. Many speak only English!
The longest bridge in Africa: a third continental bridge in Lagos connecting Lagos Island to the mainland by the longest bridge in Africa and about 11.8 kilometers. Speaking African giant.
33% of arable land in Nigeria: Some say Nigeria is a land flowing with milk and honey. I can not deny the fact that 33% of land in Nigeria is suitable for agriculture. When asked exactly diversification of agricultural production and the economy begins Government officials stopped talking and start "working."
Nigeria is home to seven percent (7%) of all languages spoken in the country: the number of local languages in Nigeria with more than 400 Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa as the most significant. However, many Nigerians are aware that there are many local languages more than you can imagine. Taraba State alone has more languages than 30 local languages.
Nigeria is the third largest film industry after Bollywood and Hollywood entertainment industry is booming in Nigeria as the day passes. Despite the threat of piracy, Nollywood is the third largest industry in the world of film.
Nigeria is the eighth most populous country in the world: Nigeria's population increases as the day progresses. Despite the economic crisis, hunger and complaining about "no money '' suffering 'of the population, while enhancing. It probably explains why it is necessary to find a Nigerian in almost every country in the world to visit.
Even a country just created today is a Nigerian!
... God bless Nigeria. Comment if you are proud to be a Nigerian.
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