Category: Naija Facts
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Nigeria has several airports connecting different parts of the country to one another and linking the nation to destinations across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and beyond. From the busy Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos to the Victor Attah International Airport in Uyo, these airports play important roles in transportation, tourism, business and economic…
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Nigeria is home to several remarkable bridges that play important roles in connecting cities, communities and different parts of the country. Beyond their impressive structures, these bridges make travelling easier, facilitate trade and provide essential links between regions separated by rivers and other waterways. From the famous Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos to the historic…
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Nigeria is home to several prestigious universities that have contributed significantly to education, research, innovation and academic development across Africa and beyond. Over the years, these institutions have produced graduates who have gone on to make remarkable contributions in different fields, including medicine, engineering, technology, business, science and the arts. Here are 15 Nigerian universities…
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Over the decades, Nigeria has experienced several devastating aircraft crashes that claimed hundreds of lives and left lasting memories for families and communities. From commercial airline disasters to military aircraft accidents, these tragedies have become part of the country’s aviation history. Behind every crash were lives, families, and stories that ended far too soon. Here…
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Nigeria is home to more than 200 million people, spread across 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory. From the busy streets of Lagos to the historic cities of northern Nigeria, each state has its own culture, traditions, industries, and attractions. But which states have the largest populations? Here are 10 of Nigeria’s most populated…
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Your NYSC experience can be a lot more enjoyable when the camp has good facilities, a comfortable environment and a lively atmosphere. From well-maintained hostels to beautiful campgrounds, some NYSC camps have earned a reputation for giving corps members a memorable orientation experience. While everyone’s experience is different, these 15 NYSC camps stand out for…
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Good governance should not be a privilege. It should be the standard. With 36 states in Nigeria, there is always a conversation to be had about leadership, accountability and development. While many Nigerians continue to demand more from their state governments, some governors have drawn attention to their efforts in infrastructure, education, healthcare, security and…
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Nigeria is home to more than beautiful beaches and bustling cities. From towering mountain peaks to enormous rock formations, the country has some breathtaking natural landmarks. Here are eight worth knowing! 1. Chappal Waddi – Taraba State Height: 2,419 metres (7,936 feet) Meet Nigeria’s highest mountain! Also known as Gangirwal and nicknamed the Mountain of…
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Nigeria is home to some of Africa’s most important rivers, supporting agriculture, fishing, transportation, and local communities. Here are 10 major rivers in Nigeria, their lengths, and the places they flow through. 1. River Niger Length: 4,180 km (2,597 miles) The longest river in West Africa and the third-longest in Africa. It flows through several…
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Nigeria is home to numerous islands, coastal communities, waterfront neighbourhoods, and beach destinations. From the bustling commercial districts of Lagos to the coastal landscapes of the Niger Delta, these locations reveal a different side of the country’s geography and natural beauty. Some are known for their history and culture, others for their beaches, maritime activities,…