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Nigeria @ 56

Spectacular photos of how President Buhari and Senate Leader, Saraki attended special prayers for Nigeria @ 56

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Nigerians all over the world took a time off today to celebrate their country’s 56th anniversary of independence from the British on Saturday, Oct. 1. They held various events to celebrate their nation. Consequently, President 25

Opinion – Nigeria is 56, should we be celebrating?

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By Yemisi Adegoke When I was younger Nigerian Independence Day was kind of a big deal. My friends and I would paint our faces, don our flags and head down to Stratford Rex (or wherever 25

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