Like the U.S., Nigeria was a British colony that later fought for and successfully gained its independence. Today marks 66 years of freedom for the most populous African country.
https://youtu.be/35NzG0k9PdU
>>225159058This used to be widely celebrated, now it's sad
>>225160381Do the Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa people come together to celebrate or are they still divided even on October 1st?
>>225160381Where did you steal this laptop?
where's our nigerian queen
>>225165419gwagwalada
>>225161524The division in Nigerian society is a bit difficult to explain and I'd rather not type out a paragraph, we all live together and tolerate each other so of course we celebrate together.>>225165404robbed a Dutch lad on the streets of ebay
>>225166704rate the nigerian part of this video @ 12:00https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA8n8EP0Nik
>>2251670266/10, he put some effort and there aren't many inaccuracies, he does mention that it isn't as serious as the others which is an important distinction because most of the things he brought up are not acceptable in real life and only exist online or behind closed doors
