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100 INTERESTING FACTS About NIGERIA,


1. Nigeria, with a 2013 estimated population of
174,507,539 is the most populous Black nation and
the 7th most populated nation in the entire world,
trailing after—from least to most—Pakistan, Brazil,
Indonesia, USA, India and China (1.3bn).
2. Nigerians are 1/5th the total population of Black
Africa.
3. Nigeria, with 521 languages has the fourth most in
the world. This includes 510 living languages, two
second languages without native speakers and 9
extinct languages.
4. The Portuguese reached Nigeria in 1472. In 1880
the British began conquering Nigeria’s south. The
north was conquered by 1903.
5. Wole Soyinka is a Nigerian Nobel laureate. He wrote
‘Telephone Conversation!’
6. With a net worth of $16.1bn, Nigeria’s Aliko
Dangote is the richest Black person in the world.
7. Yoruba and their bloodlines worldwide have the
highest rate of twinning (having twins) in the world.
8. The 2006 Census found Nigerians to be the highest
educated ethnic or racial group in America.
9. The Northern knot, Arewa insignia has Christian
origins, investigation by Ibraheem A. Waziri revealed.
It is adapted from the Church Celtic knot.
10. Pre-tribalism: Malam Umaru Altine, a northern
Fulani man was the first elected Mayor of Enugu, in
the east, and was even re-elected for a second term.
11. Pre-tribalism: John Umoru, from Etsako in today’s
Edo State (Western region) was elected for the House
of Assembly to represent Port Harcourt in the Eastern
Nigerian House of Assembly.
12. The Colonial Cantonments Proclamation of 1914
established ‘foreign quarters,’ ‘Sabon Gari,’
institutionalizing the Sabon Garuruwa system of
‘foreigner’ residential segregation in Nigeria.
13. Crispin Curtis Adeniyi-Jones (1876-1957) who the
street in Ikeja, ‘Adeniyi-Jones’ was named after, was a
medical director from Sierra Leone (a Saro). As a co-
founder of NNDP, he won one of the Lagos 3
legislative council seats in 1923 and represented
Nigerians for 15 yrs.
14. Saros was the name given to 19th and 20th
century ‘Creole’ African literati migrants from Sierra
Leone.
15. Amaros was the name for repatriated Brazilian and
Cuban slaves; the ‘Aguda’ people of Lagos today. This
Brazilian community includes deportees of the brave
“Malê Revolt” in Portugal.
16. British colonization was not all voluntary ‘happy
slave trade,’ but involved brutal terror against non-
cooperation and stiff opposition. Captain Lord Esme
Gordon Lenox, ‘With The West African Frontier Force,’
describes: “…we stormed down to Amassana, which
was a town supposed to be friendly and fined them 25
goats and 20 chickens for non-assistance, then
returned to Agbeni and burned half…October 1st was
spent in continuance of yesterdays incendiraism by
burning every town or farm we could see. I shudder to
think of how many houses we have destroyed in these
two days. On our way back to Egbbeddi in the
afternoon we passed by Sabagreia and told our old
friend Chief Ijor that most likely we should burn down
Sabagreia the next day…”
17. Nigeria’s population was just 16 million in 1911. It
is projected to hit 444 million by 2050, surpassing the
US and becoming the 4th largest in the world.
18. The population of Lagos today is about more than
the total population of all Eastern states combined.
19. Lagos’ population in 1872 was 60,000. By 2015 it
will be the third largest city in the entire world.
20. Nigeria’s north (719,000 sq. km), occupies 80% of
Nigeria’s land mass. In size it is four times the South.
21. 1st republic Aviation Minister, Chief Mbazulike
Amaechi hid former South African President, Nelson
Mandela, for six months in Nigeria to evade his arrest
by the apartheid regime.
22. Gangsta: In 1984 under the disciplinary Buhari/
Idiagbon government, there was a sophisticated
attempt to kidnap and repatriate ex-civilian regime
minister of transport, Umaru Dikko from the UK,
anesthetized in a freight crate, for the embezzlement of
$1bn under the Shagari regime.
23. Valor: Part of the ‘Forgotten Army,’ Nigerians
volunteered to fight with the allied forces among the
81st and 82nd West African Divisions, in the Second
World War.
24. The Adubi war in 1918 was a major uprising by
30,000 Abeokuta Ebga warriors against the colonial
government for colonization, taxation and slave labor.
One British was killed and rail and telegraph lines
destroyed. The British rewarded their soldiers with
medals for quelling the uprising. Awape Adediran a
Molashin/ Kingmaker was imprisoned for his active
involvement.
25. Activist Mrs. Fumilayo Ransome-Kuti travelled
widely, including to the Eastern bloc (Hungary, USSR
and China where she met Mao Zedong). These
interactions angered Nigeria, Britain and America.
America called her a communist and refused her a
U.S. Visa.
26. Mrs. Fumilayo Ransome-Kuti, legendary Fela’s
mother, was one of the delegates that negotiated
Nigeria’s independence in Britain.
27. Once upon a time, the north was the more literate
part of Nigeria. According to Lord Luggard, there were
25,000 Qur’anic Arabic schools with about 250,000
pupils in the north.
28. Sardauna of Sokoto said he preferred foreign
workers to Igbo’s because he felt Igbo’s are
domineering. This was while Nigeria existed as regions
with regional administrations.
29. Kaduna Nzeogwu killed Sardauna in Nigeria’s first
military coup.
30. In 1966, a mischievous Igbo owned bakery
allegedly made a loaf of bread with a label that
depicted Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George
and the Dragon’ medieval tale, killing Sardauna, the
‘dragon,’ this labeled bread provoked deadly anti-Igbo
riots.
31. Idrîs Aloma (1571-1603) King of Kanem-Bornu
went on pilgrimage and came across firearms. He
brought some guns back, along with Turks to train his
army on how to use them.
32. Travel Visa was not required to travel to the
United Kingdom till 1984.
33. A brand new car sold for N2000 in 1975. A ticket
to London was less than N100 in 1975.
34. In 1976, 75 kobo exchanged for one British Pound
and 60 kobo for one US dollar.
35. A dollar was 90 kobo at the beginning of
Babangida’s tenure in 1985.
36. Nigeria took its first loan from the World Bank in
1977.
37. Obasanjo’s first term and Babangida’s regime
oversaw the weakening of the naira.
38. General Buhari and Idiagbon rejected IMF demands
that Nigeria devalue its currency.
39. Babangida’s coup in 1985 was invaluable to the
colonialists suspected to have been in support as it
led to Nigeria accepting SAP restrictions, loans and
crippling foreign monetary conditions.
40. Nigeria has 5 of the 10 richest pastors in the entire
world, with net worth’s according to Forbes, from
$10-150 million. They are Pastors, David Oyedepo, E.
A. Adeboye, Chris Oyakhilome, Mathew Ashimolowo
and Temitope Joshua.
41. Nigeria has the 4th highest number of poor, living
under a dollar a day in the entire world. 100 million
are ‘destitute’ according to figures from the NBS
(National Bureau of Statistics).
42. Nigeria, the biggest economy in Africa is 160th out
of 177 countries in HDI (Human Development Index).
43. Nigeria has the highest paid legislators in the
entire world.
44. Based on amount squandered, of an income of $81
billion per year, Nigeria is the most corrupt nation in
the world.
45. The nation with the most defrauded people, aka
‘mugus,’ in history, is Nigeria. Successive
administrations continue to loot a greater percentage
of the nation’s wealth, running in hundreds of billions
of dollars.
46. Nigeria in 2013 was rated the worst country to be
born based on welfare and prosperity projection.
47. Aliko Dangote funded Presidents Obasanjo,
Yar’Adua and Jonathan’s 4th republic campaigns.
Buhari rejected funding from Dangote.
48. Usman dan Fodio (1754–1817) was trained in
classical Islamic science, philosophy and theology and
wrote over 100 books on society, culture, religion,
governance and politics. He could only declare Jihad
when he was made leader in Gudu {In Islam you can
only declare Jihad if you are an official Muslim leader}.
49. The Borno Empire rejected Dan Fodio’s
colonization jihad. Al-Hajj Muhammad al-Amîn ibn
Muhammad al-Kânemî not only militarily defended his
Empire, but also did so by religious, theological, legal
and political debates, challenging why a Muslim
Empire should colonize another.
50. Kano history has it that a great warrior princess
Magajiya Maimuna led her cavalry from Zaria to
conquer Kumbwada.
51. Kumbwada in Kano today is ruled by Queen Hajiya
Haidzatu Ahmed, who presides over up to half a
million subjects. A throne curse which makes men sick
and die, keeps males off the throne. {Sadly, the
woman ruled Kumbwada is the least funded chiefdom
in Nigeria}.
52. The Igbo ethnic group are the ‘Jews’ of Nigeria.
Eager for a home state and highly entrepreneurial;
during the Biafra secession attempt in the 60’s, this
industrious people were already constructing
indigenous tanks and other weaponry.
53. There are several Nigerian officials in the
government of English speaking The Gambia.
54. There is a Nigerian origin, Yoruba chief in Accra.
Chief Brimah is the only foreign Chief with a seat in
the Ghanaian traditional council.
55. Cross River State: The Ejagham (Ekoi) people in
the Southeast are believed to have originated the
Nsibidi (Nsibiri) writing system which later spread to
the Efik, Igbo, Ibibio, Efut, Banyang and Annag peoples.
56. Discovered in 1928, Nigeria’s North and North
Central region hosts West Africa’s oldest civilization;
the Nok civilization which flourished between 1000 BC
and 300 BC. {Nok sculptures recently went on display
disappointingly in Germany (not Africa).}
57. Finished in 1460 the Benin Iya or moat is a
historic world defense wonder. Spanning 1,200
kilometers with walls as high as 18 metres, it is the
world’s largest archeological structure.
58. Sungbo’s Eredo in Ogun state (6°49′N, 3°56′E) is
a 100 mile system of up to 70 ft trenches and walls
around Ijebu-Ode. It’s Queen, Bilkisu Sungbo has been
attributed to the Biblical Queen Sheeba (Queen Bilkis
in Quran).
59. Lord Luggard estimated in 1904 that there were
170 walled towns still in existence in the whole of just
the Kano province of northern Nigeria. He described
Kano: ‘Commercial emporium of the western Sudan.’
Of its wall, he said, ‘I have never seen, nor even
imagined, anything like it in Africa.’
60. Osun: Queen Luwo, the twenty-first Ooni (ruler) of
Ile-Ife paved the streets with quartz pebbles—and
broken pottery, in 1000AD. The architecture had
decorations that originated from Ancient America.
61. Borno: The capital city of Kanem-Borno,
Ngazargamu, was one of the largest cities in 1658 AD;
the metropolis housed “about quarter of a million
people” and had 660 well planned, wide and unbending
streets.
62. In 1246 AD the Kanemi of Borno created a
sensation in Tunisia when he sent a gift of a giraffe to
Al-Mustapha, king of Tunis.
63. Sokoto: Two-story buildings with constructions
glazed with tsoluwa, (laterite gravel), 10 mile
circumference city walls, some as high as 20 feet, is
how 16th century Surame, a Sokoto metropolis
created by empire ruler, Muhammadu Kanta Sarkin
Kebbi, was. UNESCO describes Surame as “one of the
wonders of human history, creativity and ingenuity.”
64. Kano: In 1851, this city, one of the largest in
Africa, made 10 million sandal pairs and 5 million
hides for export every year.
65. Kebbi: Nigeria’s Sorko Sea lords of Kebbi state,
made ships (Kanta) which were used for far away
expeditions, including the 1311 AD, 2000 ship, famous
voyage of Songhai Empire’s Mansa Abubakari II to the
America’s, decades before Columbus.
66. Yobe: The oldest discovered boat in Africa, and 3rd
oldest on the world, the 8500 yr old Dufuna canoe was
discovered by a Fulani herdsman in 1987 in Dufuna
village, Fune LGA.
67. Ondo: Confusing evolution scientists, the 13,000 yr
old Iwo-Eleru cave skull, the oldest human fossil
remains found in West Africa, has ‘ancient’ (140,000 yr
old Laetoli) features, yet lived in more modern times.
68. Benin Kingdom: The high quality and highly
sophisticated bronze work of the Benin Kingdom dating
as far back as the 13th century is a world wonder.
Great works in iron, wood, ivory, and terra cotta
products also highlight the empire’s history.
69. Benin Kingdom: Lourenco Pinto, captain of a ship
that carried missionaries to Warri in 1619, described
Benin kingdom, ‘Great Benin where the king resides is
larger than Lisbon, all the streets run straight and as
far as the eyes can see….’
70. Rivers/Akwa Ibom: King Jaja of Opobo, (1821–
1891) Jubo Jubogha, an Igbo from Imo state founded
Opobo city-state in 1867 and shipped palm oil to
Britain independently of British middle men.
71. Ancient Greeks appear to have Nigerian roots as
supported by the Benin Haplogroup or Haplogroup 19.
According to Jide Uwechia, ‘The Benin Haplotype
(which originates from Nigeria, West Africa) accounts
for HbS associated chromosomes in Sicily Northern
Greece.’
72. Ilorin’s ‘Oba’ Afonja utilized Fulani warriors to help
rebel against the Oyo Empire. The warriors after
defeating Oyo took over Ilorin and Sheikh Alimi, their
leader became the first Emir.
73. Much of north Nigeria was part of the Songhai
Empire. Muhammad Kanta annexed Kebbi and other
states between 1512 and 1517.
74. The Obasanjo military regime converted Nigeria
from a Parliamentary system to a Presidential system
of government.
75. Much of traditional pre-colonial Nigeria operated a
parliamentary form of government. The council of
elders could make or impeach the King.
76. General Johnson Thomas Umurakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi
on 24 May 1966, with Decree No. 34, dissolved
Nigeria’s regions, creating provinces. He unified
Regional Public Services under a single Commission.
Riots were provoked in Kano and mutiny in Abeokuta;
eventually there was a coup.
77. In 1967 Gowon split the four regions into 12
states.
78. Gowon’s Decree No. 8 of 1967 after the Aburi
conference restored Nigeria as a confederacy.
79. Late President Murtala Muhammed’s dad, Pam
Azatus Iyok was from Dogon-Gaba, near Vom in
Plateau state, Nigeria’s Middle Belt. Pam became a
Muslim and married Ramat from Kano. Murtala
Muhammed’s wife, Hafsat Ajoke was a Yoruba lady.
80. Ex- President Yakubu Gowon from Jos state
(Middle Belt) is a Christian. General Obasanjo was his
Army chief who helped him defeat the Biafra
attempted secession from 1967-1970.
81. Nigeria has been ruled for 30 years by Christians
(25 years if Azikiwe is excluded).
82. Mujahid Asari Dokubo, the leader of the southern
Movement for Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND)
and the most vocal enemy of the north, is a Muslim.
83. Nigeria is not roughly divided between a Muslim
north and a Christian South. The far north, east and
far south do have concentrations, but the rest of the
nation defies such demarcations.
84. In the Southwest, Osun, Lagos, Ogun and Oyo
have a higher population of Muslims than Christians
according to counts. Benue, Nasarawa and Plateau in
the north have Christian majorities.
85. According to the Senate joint committee, Nigeria’s
chief terrorist leader, Abubakar Shekau is not a
Nigerian; he hails from Niger republic. {Shekau is
believed by security services to be deceased.}
86. According to current demographics, after Hausa-
Fulani (29%), Yoruba (21%), Igbo (18%) and Ijaw
(10%) comes Kanuri (4%) and then Ibibio (3.5%) and
Tiv (2.5%).
87. Not really a northern caucus, but it was late M. K.
O. Abiola that orchestrated and sponsored the Buhari /
Idiagbon coup and then again the Babangida coup
overthrow of Buhari. –Shagari memoir, “Beckoned to
Serve;” Babangida, “Karl Maier – Midnight in
Nigeria.” (Max Siollun)
88. The leading caucus is basically a childhood
friendship: President Obasanjo was childhood friends
with President Babangida, President Abacha and
Commander Danjuma.
89. President Babangida was childhood friends with
President Abdulsalam.
90. President Obasanjo graduated Abdulsalam who
later became President and went on to hand over
power to democratically arranged President Obasanjo.
91. Under the Presidential system, Nigerians have had
7 years total Northern rule and 11+ years Southern
rule.
92. Total civilian rule, Parliamentary and Presidential,
Nigeria has had 12 years Northern and 11+ years
Southern rule.
93. 6 coups is the highest number of any nation in
Africa. Nigeria along with Sierra Leone, Ethiopia,
Uganda and Mauritania are the nations with 6 coups.
94. The Biafra war included a ‘Mid West invasion.’ The
Midwest was either a battle field or in Biafra’s sights—
Dr. Nowamagbe A. Omoigui relays.
95. The Biafra 12th battalion headed by Lt Col Victor
Adebukunola Banjo captured Benin and set out to
capture Ibadan and Lagos.
96. The Biafra 13th battalion, led by Ivenso entered
Kwara, now Kogi and captured Okene, Atanai and
Iloshi.
97. Cameroon was an administrative part of Nigeria in
1945, hence the NCNC party (National Council of
Nigeria and the Cameroons). Towards independence
the UN mandated British held former German territory,
south Cameroon opted to join French Cameroon and
not Nigeria.
98. J.C. Vaughn, Ernest Ikoli, H.O. Davies, Obafemi
Awolowo and Samuel Akinsanya founded the Nigerian
Youth Movement (NYM) in 1934 to promote national
unity particularly between Yoruba and Igbo.
99. Azikiwe left Nigerian Youth Movement (NYM)
because he claimed the organization had been seized
by Yoruba’s and it discriminated against Igbo’s
including himself.
100. Oyo defeats Ashanti: In 1764 the Ashanti army
marched on Dahomey, Togo. At Atakpamé, the Ashanti
army was ambushed and sacked by Dahomean
infantry and female elite soldiers allied with forces
from the Oyo Empire. Ashanti King Kusi Obodum was
destooled after the defeat.

Dunno y I get tired of diz country everyday ...

Rip dude .. Rest well

Dear God , I know u R doin great wit the rain , but please .I av washed my cloths for d past 4 days now and it is nt dried .... Pls do somtin sir ...............................


................................Yours faithfully
.................................Pinpinkay

#bringBackOurMoon

I don't even know y I opened diz page nw ... Nw I av notin to comment .....

Mr president , my name is pinpinkay and I am not a terrorist

Back to d topic , which party does al-makura belong to nd y does mr president want to save him ... I tire for diz world sef ...

MrT2011: Islam is a Demonic occult, their worshippers are Demon possessed, Serpents, Zombies.

Being a Muslim is possessing the following attributes:

1) They become Demonised in other words they only see their fellow Demons as normal and see others as vulnerable prey; Early Stage of Submission.

2) They become Serpents with deadly Venom; which make them look like a good friend in the open, but a very deadly monster in their counter religious affairs. This is the Fanatical Stage.

3) This is their final Stage that they become Radicalised which makes them metamorphosise into Zombies. At a Zombie stage, the only thing good for them is to kill!

bro ... Calm down ... Don't criticise their religion coz of their behavior , instead criticise their behaviour coz of their religion ... No religion supports terrorism ...I luv all d good muslims ...my advise to you muslims is to stick to ur faith ..God bless you all ....# Ramadam kareem ...

Diz reminds me of one india film I watched ..."My name is khan" .....
It all goes lyk diz ..... Tell d whole world , tell d president of Nigeria ,USA .....
Tell them lyk diz ... "Mr president , my name is mushin and I am nt terrorist " ...

fruityjojo:
Ohhhhh, hmmmmmm, NON!

... I just dey observe una .... Frencharians

following thread @op .. I wil luv to see where it ends

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michaeltotti: das gud nd happi resumption in advance
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wat!!! so u mean u guys are resuming July/august .. dat far ooh .. all d best to u guyz ...

make I comment .. bcoz diz is a first page material ... may God help dem ooh

yhomz093: Any psychologist in d house ;DAny psychologist in d house

ma niqqa .. am a freshman for psychology department .. plz wat level are u sir

michaeltotti: bon chance boss.to what course Sir?

psychology ...

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