100 Years and 100 Interesting Facts about NigeriaPeregrino Brimah
Niger got its independence from France in 1960. It bordersAlgeriaandLibyato the north,Chadto the East,NigeriaandBeninto the south, andBurkina FasoandMalito the west. Niger has had turbulent political history characterized by military coups and Constitutional coups. There have been five New Constitu...
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Today, ginger is a significant cash crop with some 4.5 million tons produced annually worldwide. India currently leads the world in ginger cultivation producing 43% of the world’s total supply of ginger. China, Nepal and Nigeria also grow significant amounts of ginger. ...
It also has Africa’s biggest economy, three times larger than Nigeria or Egypt. South Africa has the fourth largest coal reserves in the world. Its coal industry ranks sixth in the world in terms of output of hard coal and third in terms of seaborne international coal trade....
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17) Eastern Gorilla habitat includes altitudes as high as 13,000 feet above sea level, whereas the Western Gorilla habitat usually tops out at about half that altitude. 18) Western Lowland Gorillas are the most widely distributed subspecies. They inhabit Cameroon, Nigeria, the Central African Repu...
Things You Didn’t Know About Naira Marley 1. Naira Marley was born in Nigeria, precisely in Agege area of Lagos state where he grew up and migrated to the UK at the age of 11. 2. His real name is Azzez Adeshina Fashola and he uses ‘Naira Marley’ as his stage name. Stage name...
Nigeria has the highest twinning rate in the world at around 4.5%. Some experts attribute this number to the large consumption of yams in Nigeria.[4] Just under 500,000 babies are born each year in the U.S. to teenage mothers.[3] ...