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THE NIGERIAN FAMILY

In Nigeria, family is considered to be the foundation of society. The family is seen as a source of identity, support, and strength. The extended family, in particular, is highly valued, and it often includes many generations living together or in close proximity. Elders are highly respected and play an important role in family life, providing guidance and wisdom. Parents have a strong responsibility to care for and raise their children, and children are expected to obey their parents and elders

Issues Young Nigerians Wants Nigerian Government To Adress.

The government have an arduous task ahead of it and will have to break the status quo. Young Nigerians expect a government that is responsive and responsible, one that will rebuild the country and place it on the path to consolidated development. Failure to meet these expectations will subject young people to poverty and increase their exit from the country in search of greener pastures.

Most Nigerian universities can’t survive without TETFund’s intervention, says Kano gov

State had said most Nigerian universities can’t survive without intervention from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFund.

Muhammad Sani Abdullahi is a young Nigerian journalist, democrat, and human rights activist.

Muhammad Sani Abdullahi is a young Nigerian journalist, democrat, and human rights activist.

Muhammad Sani Abdullahi is a young Nigerian journalist, democrat, and human rights activist.

Muhammad Sani Abdullahi is a young Nigerian journalist, democrat, and human rights activist.

BLUE BYTES (GENESIS)

IT'S FUN YET ODD. TRUST US YOU'LL LOVE IT

Nigerian money

New Nigerian money 2023

Nigerian Wedding

Nigeria my pride

Nigeria is renowned for its diversity, with a mix of cultures, religions, and traditions that make up its people. Despite facing various challenges, such as poverty and corruption, Nigerians are known for their strength and resilience. They have a vibrant energy and an unbreakable spirit, which allows them to overcome obstacles and strive for a better future. This combination of diversity, and strength makes Nigeria a unique and dynamic country with great potential for growth and success.

Nigerian Tailor

Death on the Seas - Contemporary Nigerian Poetry

The world is seen by some as a sea (of efforts, hope, rewards) and everyone is seen as a sailor. Some sail through while some fall. This is a tribute to all those that fell.

Nigerian Food

Craving for beans led me to eating this great combos

Nigerian culture

Nigerian jollof spaghetti There’s no better way of learning about a country’s culture than learning how to cook their food. Stay toned for more.

A BEST YOUNG NIGERIAN POET

Lukman Nurudeen Adeniyi LONIA LNA

Life At The Edge (L.A.T.E.)

Life at the edge my ship by the shores Eyes straight ahead I feel the applause It’s all in my head for me it’s a must My dreams are not dead they hardly on pause My team always ready for better for worst For small or for heavy, okada or trucks Account no fit red they minus turned plus Because before I go bed I look to the cross My life in your hands only you I trust I’m at the edge got my feet off the dust Snakes them on grass no room here for loss Win win like Khaled na me them discuss Their to

Nigeria

lovely ☺️

Nigerian female musician

The Nigerian money collaboration

NowNow, a Nigerian computerized framework startup, declared Wednesday it has raised a $13 million seed round. The subsidizing round was driven by NeoVision Adventures Ltd., DLF Family Office, and Shadi Abdulhadi. With the new subsidizing, the startup said it will work on monetary inclusivity across Africa and drive strengthening, as well as present new items that will additionally improve its now existing administrations. Established in 2018 by Mahesh Nair and Sahir Berry, NowNow is a Fintech st

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My real face

Implications of Covid19 Pandemic on the Remote External Environment of Nigerian Businesses

After Covid19's first confirmed case, Nigeria's government implemented lockdown policies across most cities and states. This included closing all borders and many businesses. This study examined the implications of COVID-19 pandemic that has caused a recent change in the remote external environment of Nigerian business. This was carried out under the economic, political, social, technology and legal dimensions.