argob44:
Boxing fans were proclaiming Anthony Joshua the new Muhammad Ali after a picture of their two most famous knockouts were circulated side by side on social media.

Joshua stopped heavyweight legend Wladimir Klitschko in the eleventh round thanks in part to an explosive uppercut.

It will go down as an iconic moment for the 27-year-old and many believe he could be as good and as big as Muhammad Ali. Boxing fans could not help but notice the resemblance between Ali’s knockout celebration and Joshua’s. See the photo below:

Source: http://www.asbgistng.com/2017/04/boxing-fans-proclaim-joshua-new-muhammad-ali.html

Anthony Joshua is a big gain that Nigeria lost. See how he makes his marks...I just read it from: http://www.globbic.com/27-year-old-joshua-beats-41-year-old-klitschko-in-world-heavyweight-boxing-competition/

asuustrike2009:
One way to create unity was to have adopted a central language like Kenya, Ghana, USA and India

You are righy @asuustrike2009 because that brings about better mutual understanding.

No doubt, Nigeria is a multicultural country. With different peoples having various culture and traditions, it calls for mutual understanding among the peoples of Nigeria. This I believe would boost mutual tolerance and value. Deep root of Nigerian Culture and Traditions shows typical examples of common peace and tradition. If Nigerians are to understand their differences and true meaning of existence of one another, there will be peace in the land. Culture and traditions are an embodiment of core values. How do you understand your own culture?

Nigeria is a multicultural Nation, having a population of over 190.8m ; over 521 languages (though 3 of them are the most recognized: Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba). Multicultural diversity in Nigeria calls for inter-ethnic understanding. It's no gain saying that the more peoples of Nigeria understand their differences in all areas of their existence, the more peaceful and serene the country becomes. I urge you my people to use this medium to promote inter-cultural tolerance and not fight over no issue.

Here is a bit of the Igbo culture: http://www.globbic.com/igbo-masquerade-festival/

Pliz can I get a copy of this tutorial in my email st_stanleytochukwu@yahoo.com

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