Trouble in Nigeria's North

I was troubled in the northern part of Nigeria. "I saw soldiers asking people to lie on the ground There was a small quarrel between the soldiers and the private JTF Shooting to people I was killed by 198 people at the checkpoint Calculated "(abuse:" Nigerian war crime "). On that day, 198 people lost their loved ones, and they are still alive today. Imagine you wake up every morning and wonder if this is the last time you said "good morning" to your family.

Location and geography Nigeria is in the immediate north of the equator, on the east coast of the Gulf of Guinea, West Africa. It is located in the west of Benin, Niger and Chad in the north, and Cameroon in the east. Nigeria covers an area of ​​356,669 square miles (923,768 square kilometers), approximately twice the size of California. Nigeria has three major environmental areas: savanna, tropical forest, coastal wetland. These environmental fields have had a great influence on the culture of people living there. The dry open prairie of savanna makes the cultivation and grazing of grains the lifestyle of Hausa and Furani. Southern wet moist tropical forests are suitable for agricultural fruits and vegetables - such as Yoruba and Ibo, the main source of income in this area. Small people living along the coast such as Ijaw and Kalabari have been forced to maintain the village on a smaller land due to the lack of dry land.

Nigeria (/ naɪdʒɪəriə / (listen)) officially located between Central Africa, north is Niger, northeast is Chad, southeast is Cameroon, and west is Benin. Its south coast is in the Guinea bay of the Atlantic Ocean. The Federal Republic consists of 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, where the capital city Abuja is located. Nigeria has officially become a democratic secular state. For thousands of years, Nigeria is the hometown of many kingdoms and tribal countries. The modern state was born from British colonial rule which began in the 19th century and merged with the protected territory of the southern part of Nigeria and the northern part of Nigeria in 1914 and became the current territory. The UK establishes administrative and legal structures while indirectly governing it through traditional emirates. Nigeria became a formal independent coalition in 1960. It went through a civil war from 1967 to 1970.

Nigerian officials said the Nigeria federal republic is a federal state in West Africa. Bordered by Cameroon and Chad, we are tying Benin west and Niger to north. It also has a southern coast located in the Guinea bay of the Atlantic Ocean. Nigeria consists of 36 cities and the Federal Capital Territory, where the capital city Abuja is located. Compared with other African countries, Nigeria has many historical empires and cultures. The history of Nigeria goes back to 1,000 BC. At that time, there were several ancient African communities living in the area where Nigeria is currently being built. The biggest and most famous empire that dominated this area before arriving in the UK was Benin Empire, whose ruler was called Obeda of Benin. Other tribes like Nri Kingdom also settled in the country, especially the eastern part. The Matsumi Empire also settled in part of the country.