15 Things You Didn’t Know About NIGERIA

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What are five interesting facts about Nigeria?
What is a interesting fact about Nigeria?
What is Nigeria known for?
How old is the country Nigeria?
What is Nigeria famous food?
Is Nigeria a beautiful country?
What are the three major culture in Nigeria?
What are some Nigerian traditions?
What are the important of culture in Nigeria?
What are the cultural values in Nigeria?
What is the main culture in Nigeria?
What is Nigeria best known for?
What are the 4 types of culture?
Which culture is the best in Nigeria?
What are the 3 types of culture?
What are some examples of Igbo customs and traditions?
What is family life like in Nigeria?
What is unique about Nigeria?
What are the values of Nigeria?
What are the three important of culture?
How dangerous is Nigeria?
What language is mostly spoken in Nigeria?
Why is Nigeria important to the world?
Why is Nigeria called Nigeria?
What makes you a Nigerian?
What is Nigeria known for producing?
What animals live in Nigeria?
Which country is the super power in Africa?
What is Nigeria most famous for?
What is special about Nigeria?
Why is Nigeria the most important country in Africa?
What is the poorest country in Africa?
What is the weakest country in Africa?
Is Nigeria a beautiful country?
Is Nigeria a safe country?
Is Nigeria still the giant of Africa?
Why is Nigeria the giant of Africa?
What is Nigeria called in the world?
What was Nigeria called before Nigeria?
Is Nigeria a future superpower?
Is Nigeria military powerful?
Is Nigeria a first world country?

00:00 - Intro
00:35 - Nigerians are the most optimistic people
01:37 - Nigerians have a long history of being industrious and entrepreneurial
02:36 - Nigeria has a lot of languages
03:48 - Nigeria may have gone to America way ahead of Columbus
04:33 - Cool Runnings Africa happened in Nigeria
05:22 - Florida’s palms are from Nigeria
05:33 - Nollywood is the 2nd largest film maker
06:49 - Nigeria contends in the space race
07:52 - Nigeria wins at twins
08:53 - Comot for road Oprah, Nigeria is coming through
09:46 - Nigeria is an important natural wonder
10:28 - Ifa Religion was spread from Nigeria
11:14 - A Nigerian was the first Sub-Saharan African recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature
11:56 - You can thank Nigeria for the scarf dress
12:30 - Nigeria is the home of Afrobeats
13:33 - Question

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[alux]

Have you ever visited Nigeria Aluxers?

[sianoikimari]

I’m Kenyan and I’ll say Nigerians are the most humorous people I know! They make me laugh always. Love spending time with them.

[impactnetwork]

my Nigerian peeps assemble here We on We Nigerians and we proudly proud of that!!!! Who else commented b4

[sueludge]

Visited last year. Nigerians are the friendliest & happiest people I know. Loved the country & can't wait to go back. Missing my adopted Nigerian family🇦🇺🇦🇺

[graceorshio]

This brought tears to my eyes. As a Nigerian, it's refreshing to see an entirely positive video about Nigeria!

[radhakrishnaputri]

Love Nigeria from India...
Asia and Africa rise again history repeating. 🇮🇳🇳🇬

[agberodongetinternet]

as a Nigerian who's been watching the billionaires channel for years, this made me really happy. western media always like to portray African countries as war-torn and plagued with diseases even though I've never seen a person shot my entire life, I don't think many Americans can say that.

[carpaeducation]

Did I just hear "bone that thing" and "fall my hand", and "poor sand for garri". I went back to check if this was the real Alux Channel. Wow. Watching this video was an unforgettable experience. Thank you!.

[ousman]

From The Gambia 🇬🇲, my close neighbors are just too good at business.. shout-out to them.

[sonalinaiya]

Just wanted to let the nigerians know that we indians love u guys❤💗

[chrisnwanze]

Nigerian here, born and raised. I have lived in the uk and now in the US for over 7 years and all I have seen and heard from international media are all the bad things that plague Nigeria.
This was so refreshing to watch. it brought tears to my eyes and reminded me once more why we love this unique place, our motherland.

[emmanuelideh]

I was genuinely impressed with this piece. Most of the points were accurate, and they portrayed Nigeria in a good light, despite our many other short comings. Thanks Alux.

[zhaya_gallery]

I'm Nigerian from Kano. When I saw the thumbnail. I was like, OK it is going to be about conflict. Turn out it is positivity packed!

[rodneyoben]

I'm a Cameroonian, and I agree with most of these points. Shout out to you, Nigerians👏

[rhapsodyofrealitiesai]

This video made me so emotional. I’m originally from Ghana but was born in Nigeria and I’m a proud one.

[TriniCrew]

i am not even Nigerian and I could hear her genuine love for the country in her voice!

[joan_]

With all the local slangs that this lady has said, I can testify solidly that she researched so well.
She did not just use Google, she mingled we the people too.

We are so proud of you.🙂

[akoughsaadatu]

Proudly Nigerian. No matter what we are going through now, I certainly know that we will come out better and stronger❤️❤️. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[QuadSelects]

As Nigerians we can find a silver lining in every dark cloud that's why we are always happy ☺️

[wadericky]

Am a Cameroonian, but I’ve grown up with so many Nigerian friends! Thanks Alux for honoring this neighboring country of ours