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Among Africa's 20 most populous cities in 2026, four (Lagos, Kano, Abuja, and Ibadan) are in Nigeria, more than in any other country. Lagos stands out, ranking third in Africa with about 17.8 million people and 14th globally. This concentration highlights that Nigeria’s population growth is not merely national but deeply urban, with its major cities becoming among Africa’s most important economic and social centres. Outside Nigeria, the population is concentrated in a few major hubs. Cairo leads Africa with 23.5 million residents, followed by Kinshasa at 18.6 million. These cities, along with Lagos, form a small group of African megacities that now compete in size with major urban centres worldwide. However, after this top tier, there is a sharp drop. Many cities in the top 20 have populations between 4 and 7 million.

China electricity generation is still growing super fast, with solar being the largest incremental contributor, and will exceed America by a factor of 3X either this year or next

If you follow the story of Okonkwo in Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, you’ll understand the culture and how much value is placed on money and how, without it, you are essentially nobody. In fact, culturally leadership ans chieftaincy titles are not hereditary or democratic but rather based on who holds more cash, REGARDLESS! 🤣🤣🤣

What the six geo-political zones contributed to the VAT pool and received in 2025 1. South-west Contributed: N3.97trn Received: N1.08bn (27.12%) 2. South-south Contributed: N1.29trn Received: N678.62bn (52.56%) 3. North-west Contributed: N370.92bn Received: N743.69bn (200.50%) 4. North-central Contributed: N266.24bn Received: N528.99bn (198.69%) 5. North-east Contributed: N201.40bn Received: N521.38bn (258.89%) 6. South-east Contributed: N139.75bn Received: N436.01bn (312.01%) #TheCableIndex

🇳🇬WHERE VOTE BUYING WAS MOST COMMON IN THE 2023 STATE-LEVEL ELECTIONS Vote Buying Prevalence by Zone: South East — 41.44% North West — 35.42% South West — 24.87% South South — 22.97% North East — 15.50% North Central — 10.23% If you were an observer at a polling unit in the North Central region, you had a 1 in 10 chance of witnessing vote buying. If you were in the South East, your chances jumped to 4 in 10. #Statisense (Center for Development and Democracy, 2023)

In 1949 Nigeria played in the UK without wearing shoes and won 5-2. 🇳🇬✊🏿

This is what Noodles does in your body. Please share with a Noodles lover.

Children reveal large sum of old Naira notes found this year, 2026, that was kept by their father.

Ancient knot tying methods passed down by Great ancestors

Dear Yorùbá, If this doesn't make your head swell like Ìjẹ̀bú Garri. Tell me to delete it. I love you all 🤭😍 and Merry Christmas to all Celebrating. Send Jollof Rice and Chickens 😀

The people never post anything online means..

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Gumi No Go Like This Sheikh! This Man is Updating Us With The Only Language The government Can Speak to bandits and they Will Understand!

When I heard Senator Kevin Cramer say, "The Christians in Nigeria today are probably feeling pretty good about Donald Trump's position", I decided I had to let him understand a few things. The Halifax International Security Forum's audience certainly enjoyed this one.

Good morning, and congratulations to all NIGERIANS who stand firm against the US junta . The world has heard our voice never give up and keep pushing . Leave those Ibo'sAnimals losers . They can't do anything in Nigeria without allowing them. Everyone knows American soldiers have been in Chad since 2019 / 2024, but the Bokoharam terrorist are very much more active then than now. What did US soldiers do to counter them ? Nothing! We are not all gullible like Ibo'sAnimals losers who war killed all their ancestors and parents like rat.

15 Hard Truths about Psychology and Life: 1.

To marry no hard na you de find big wedding.

AFROBASKET CHAMPS! 5 in a row. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 Congrats to @DtigressNG!

Nigeria’s love for Ankara, lace, and Aso Oke fuels massive textile demand—yet most is imported. It’s time to invest in local manufacturing, cut reliance on imports, and unlock economic potential. Let’s build together.