5 major things you need to know about Nigeria 🇳🇬

Hello guys so in this video I talked about the giant of Africa . Most people have heard all the negative aspects and stories of Nigeria but missed the amazing stuff that country has to offer. i shared some few facts about Nigeria that will open your mind on a different view about the country.

Nigeria is the most popular black nation on Earth. Nigeria is a country in west Africa, Officially called the Federal Republic of Nigeria, with thirty-six states and the federal capital territory, Abuja. It was ranked "the third fastest-growing economy in the world after China and India" by the (IMF) in 2009.
English is the main language of Nigeria. Apart from that, over three hundred languages are spoken in the country. Niger River is Africa's third largest river. The country was named "Nigeria" after the River Niger. Interesting & Fun Facts About Nigeria. Nigeria is officially named the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Nigeria is a country in West Africa having boundaries with Niger and Chad Republic in the north, Cameroon on the eastern part, Benin Republic on the western border and the Atlantic ocean at the southern end. Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa with more than 160 million people living there.

[danielkofiboadux]

Hello guys if you have any questions kindly comment below and share your experience growing up what are some of the things you heard about Nigeria 🇳🇬! Share with us below

[stephanie]

Thanks for this. I am American and just learned 40% of my DNA comes from Nigeria. I'm very excited to learn about Nigerian culture.

[redskyprzygody]

Just found out that I’m Nigerian. Learning more about my brother and sisters.

[crizelsadventure]

I love Nigerian people' their culture n tradition. I m a big fan of Afrobeats. I like watching Nigerian movies. They have the best Artists in the world. Oh hw can I forget the food ooo...
It's mouth watering, my kids favourite Jollof rice. We eat mostly in Nigerian restaurants. I can't wait to marry a Nigerian by God's grace as I m Indian from Goa state. Heard lots about Nigeria from my church friends n fell in love with 9ja. It's a blessed Country, Can't wait to visit Nigeria soon by God's grace.
More love n prayers to Nigerians.
Thanks Bro for sharing 🙏

[jeanadolphe]

My niece and i met a Nigerian man in a western Country, and the Nigerian asked my niece if was from a certain tribe in Nigeria (based on her appearance ).Then i realized that i am certainly rooted in Nigeria.

[kellyprestwood]

Our local college has a large amount of exchange students. The Nigerian students came to our church. They are the most respectful, honest, loyal, kind, and their attitudes and faith in God is the strongest I ever met. THEY CHANGED MY LIFE!!! May God bless them as they have blessed me.👐👐👐💞💞💞💞

[kushbliss]

I’m a young black woman here in Florida. My grandmama, my mama, and myself took the DNA test and it is so amazing to see 🇳🇬 Nigeria, Benin & Togo, Cameroon, Mali, and Senegal on my report. It makes me so happy to learn, & Ghana on my grandmothers

[Davidpostingshid]

My dad moved to Nigeria, and loves it.
He said there’s a lot of freedom and the American dollar can get you a lot over there

[trevoncowen]

I heard a lot of people talk bad about Nigeria until I met one he’s my best friend now and other Nigerians I’ve met after that are like him

[dannydandfamily]

Got my dna results and I found I am proudly 50.9% nigerian over 63% african. I'm making plans to do more research into my ancestry. Wish me luck on this soul searching journey. Peace and love to all.

[LateshaRenee]

Ancestry DNA said I'm mixed with Nigerian so I've been trying to learn everything I can about the culture 🥰

[sgreeni]

Virtually all my African friends are Igbo people. I cannot get free from Naija people oooo! Everywhere I go I see the giant of Africa. Lol

[sgreeni]

My ancestors may be from Ghana, but my life is steeped in all things Nigerian. Just by working with them I learned pidgin like they speak it. I eat all things Nigerian. I watch all Nollywood movies, lol it is not easy getting away from Naija oooo.

[tkelly]

Nigeria is my favorite. When Covid is over Im heading back to Lagos.

[voyaginghopian]

As someone writing a Muslim character with Nigerian roots, your video really helped me figure out which ethnic group to assign my character to. Very insightful!

[chizanns]

I'm half Nigerian and ive been at my dad's side of the family in Nigeria once. But I've never been connected to it... My brother is more connected to all the culture
And I feel too white I'm half hungarian. I just want to enhance my African side too❤

[HUSTLER-AT-HEART]

Thanks just found out I am 25 percent Nigerian

[Empress]

I think the whole world knows about Nigeria. I will love to visit.

[komuhendogorret]

am a ugandan but I really love nigerians I wish to go there one day ❤️❤️❤️

[godsanointed]

One thing about Nigeria is that:as a black person from any where in the world, you will never have immigration problem in Nigeria.