Did You Know? Nigeria’s Bread Industry Is Worth Over ₦120 Billion

Perhaps we should also be thanking our fluffy brown and white flour based loaves for making a hefty contribution to the country’s total income. Besides stuffing millions of mouths and filling innumerable bellies, it’s putting good money in the pockets of its makers, and adding to the variety of dishes they can afford to eat (as well as the number of times they can consume them per day). In summary, it’s keeping a lot of persons above the red line of lack and creating not a few millionaires too.
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Did You Know: Lagos state is the Smallest state in Nigeria?

Lagos state is located in the South West geopolitical zone of Nigeria and was created on the 27th of May 1967, with Ikeja serving as its capital. On its boundaries are Ogun state on the north and east and the Republic of Benin on its west. The southern borders is lined by the Atlantic Ocean, and because of its closeness to this massive water body, twenty-two per cent (22%) of its 3,345 km2 are Lagoons and Creeks.
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Did You Know? The Nigerian Stock Exchange was Founded in 1960

The Nigerian Stock Exchange has had a long, checkered life. The institution is represented in the consciousness of many people as an iconic multi-storey building located on Custom Street, Lagos Island. But while the high rise structure bearing its name has been a centre for stock trading since 1986, the NSE itself has existed for much longer.
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Did You Know? The First Nigerian Woman to Become a Vice-Chancellor of a Nigeria University?

Grace is an embodiment of Grace; haven risen through the ranks from a secondary school Maths teacher (at Queen’s school Ede Osun State in 1954 until 1957), to attaining the rank of a Professor of Mathematics Education at the University of Lagos in 1976. It is without a doubt, that this woman actually moved through different ranks of the educational structures of Nigeria by grace; more so, graciously.
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