Abuja officially became the capital of Nigeria on December 12, 1991, replacing Lagos. The decision to move the capital was made to address issues such as overpopulation, congestion, and the
Rivers State is one of Nigeria’s most culturally diverse states, with about 23 different ethnic groups. The major tribes are Ikwerre, Ogoni, and Ijaw, which form the largest cultural groups
The Yoruba people are one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa, making up about 15.5% of Nigeria’s population. They reside in southwestern Nigeria, but large Yoruba communities also exist
The Ijaw people, also called the Izon, are one of Nigeria’s major ethnic groups. They reside in the Niger Delta, across Bayelsa, Delta, Rivers, Edo, Lagos, Ondo, and parts of
The Hausa people are the largest ethnic group in Nigeria, comprising approximately 30% of the country’s population, which is expected to exceed 230 million by 2025. They reside live in
Otokoto is the name given to a series of ritual killings that shook Nigeria in 1996. It centered around the Otokoto Hotel in Owerri, Imo State, owned by Chief Vincent
The Ogoni people are an ethnic group in Nigeria, with a projected population of approximately 956,789 in 2025. They reside in Ogoniland, a fertile area in Rivers State within the
This guide provides a comprehensive ranking of the top 10 best private universities in Nigeria. We look at each university’s strengths, academic offerings, admission requirements, and facilities. The information is
This guide ranks the top 10 best state universities in Nigeria for 2025, providing insights based on credible rankings and the strengths of each institution. Our list is compiled by
This guide ranks the top 10 most beautiful states in Nigeria and their capitals based on key criteria, including economic performance, infrastructure quality, human development indicators such as education and