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Oluwaseun Balogun Nigeria
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city Ibadan, Nigeria
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Oluwaseun Balogun Nigeria
🇳🇬 Hidden Nigeria #3There's a Nigerian pyramid... but it's not in Egypt.In Enugu State are the Nsude Pyramids, built by the Igbo centuries ago.They weren't tombs like the Egyptian pyramids but reli...

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🇳🇬 Hidden Nigeria #2Nigeria once had walls bigger than you can imagine.The ancient Benin Walls stretched for thousands of kilometres when all their earthworks are combined.Some historians consider ...

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🇳🇬 Hidden Nigeria #1Nigeria is home to Africa's oldest known boat.The Dufuna Canoe, discovered in Yobe State in 1987, is estimated to be about 8,000 years old.That means people were building sophis...

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🇳🇬 Sunday MythMyth: Jollof rice originated in Nigeria.Sorry 😅.The earliest version of Jollof is believed to have come from the Wolof people of present-day Senegal and The Gambia before spreading ac...

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I've realized something.Some of the most interesting conversations don't start because people agree.They start because someone says,"Wait... hear me out."For a while now, I've found myself question...

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For as long as many of us can remember, we've blamed Nigeria's problems on corruption, bad governance, and poor infrastructure. We point to them whenever we discuss poverty, unemployment, insecurit...

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