Did You Know? 20 Richest Nigerian Women In Entertainment, Part 1

Researches have shown that despite the country’s economic downturn, Nigerians are still among some of the wealthiest people in the continent.  With all the social media glitz and glamour, if you have ever wondered about how much money your favorite celebrities really have, a recent publication by global financial news, analysis and data portal shows a glimpse of what some of our favorite celebrities are worth.  Below, we have made a list of some of the richest Nigerian women in entertainment.
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Do You Know When The National Youth Service Corps Was Established?

In Nigeria, a graduate is almost ineligible for employment in governmental establishments (and most private establishments) until they have completed the mandatory one year service or obtained the relevant exemptions. Graduates who are exempted from the service include those above the age of thirty and those with physical disability. During the service year, it is expected that the Corps members have the opportunity to learn the cultures of other people; some sort of cultural diffusion and assimilation. The Nigerian Government set up the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) as a scheme to involve Nigerian graduates in nation building and the development of the country. Doubtless then, the National Youth Service Scheme plays a significant role in the Post-graduation ‘life’ of many students.
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Do You Know The Meaning Of The Several Components Of The Nigerian Coat Of Arms

The Nigerian coat of arm was designed by an undocumented individual and officially adopted by law in 1975. But prior to that, each geopolitical constituents had its own unique coat of arm. Along with the national flag, currency, etc., the Coat of Arms is one of the national symbols of the Great country, Nigeria. The Coat of Arms is made up of several components that each bear unique meaning; seven (7) components to be more specific.
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Did You Know That Raypower 100.5 FM Is Nigeria’s First Private Radio Station

Nigeria can boast a big number of radio stations; some of them are government owned while a good number of them are privately owned. While most of the radio stations predominantly air programmes in the English language, a few others take advantage of the dialectical variations and multi-ethnic nature of the country and therefore, broadcast in the local languages of the communities they most widely reach out to.
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Do You Know The Tallest Building In Nigeria?

With the ever-increasing population in Nigeria, there is also a consequent need for an increase in infrastructure; residential, commercial, just name it. Nigeria is regarded as not only the most populous African Nation but also one of the most buoyant economies. The implication is that Nigeria is a Mega-country and as expected in every mega-city, there is the existence of mega-projects; expectantly existent in the form of buildings and mega-structures.  Nigeria hasn’t really disappointed in that regards. However, the concentration of these sky-high/ high-rise, mega buildings have been within the axis of Abuja and Lagos; evidently so because, of the two cities, the latter has served as the administrative headquarters of the country, while the former is currently serving as the administrative headquarters. That factor in itself has served as a key factor in spurring rapid growth in those cities and the economy, as well as the kinds of structures existent there.
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