Anglais example sentences with "Nigeria"

At one time Nigeria was a British colony.
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Much like Nigeria, the Philippines was considered to be in the periphery of the Anglosphere.
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What's the minimum salary in Nigeria?
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Nigeria is the world's largest producer of cassava.
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Stephen O'Brien, the United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, has said that more than 20 million people faced the threat of starvation and famine in Yemen, Somalia, South Sudan and Nigeria.
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Nigeria will face off against Iceland tonight.
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Algeria produces less oil than Nigeria.
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Abuja is the capital of Nigeria.
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Algeria and Nigeria are oil-rich countries.
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Nigeria has not had a case of wild polio since 2016.
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Nigeria has a big Muslim population.
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Nigeria has warned against using the drug chloroquine to fight COVID-19 after three people were hospitalized after overdosing on it.
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A series of constitutions after World War II granted Nigeria greater autonomy.
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Nigeria has been producing traditional, handmade, beautiful fabric designs for centuries.
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Kano’s Kofar Mata dye pit is one of the last surviving hand-coloring textile makers in Nigeria.
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Nigeria stumbled into conflict with sub-Saharan terrorist groups.
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We didn't want to go to Nigeria.
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Nigeria is known for being a large country, and one of the richest in Africa.
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Since being spotted in Nigeria in 2016, a fast-spreading agricultural pest called Spodoptera frugiperda, or the fall armyworm, has been threatening the food security of people who live in countries across sub-Saharan Africa.
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Nigeria may be an Anglophone country, but festival organizer Serge Noukoue said it makes sense to hold the festival in the French capital.
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Sylva said a committee set up by the countries was already conducting a feasibility study to build a 4,128-kilometer-long gas pipeline from southern Nigeria to Algeria via Niger.
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Local music groups in northern Nigeria are being paid to canvass votes for candidates in the gubernatorial race that opens Saturday, two weeks after the presidential polls.
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The US wants to cement its position in Africa, but countries like Algeria and Nigeria are opposed to that.
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Skyrocketing crude oil prices and the rising cost of living on the continent also threaten to increase inflation, says Bala Zakka, a petroleum engineer based in Lagos, Nigeria.
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Niger is much smaller than Nigeria.
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Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa.
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It’s been just over a week since the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced its plan to redesign the country’s highest paper denominations—the 200-, 500- and 1,000-naira notes.

"Where are you from?" "I'm from Algeria." "Nigeria?" "Yeah."

"Remember that orphan from Nigeria?" "It's Algeria and he's not an orphan."

"I'm going to Nigeria." "You mean Algeria?"

You can't even tell the difference between Nigeria and Algeria.

"Vladimir lived in Nigeria." "Algeria, not Nigeria."

I live in Algeria, not Nigeria, but a bimbo like you wouldn't understand.

France is still exploiting Nigeria.

John was born in Lagos, Nigeria.

She presents a mix of current hits from Zim, Mali, Nigeria, DRC, Somalia, Kenya and Tanzania, plus two oldies from her vinyl 45 collection from South Africa and Cameroon.

The African continent has the world’s lowest rates of electrification, a fact that caught the attention of U.S. President Barack Obama when he visited the continent last year. So he announced an ambitious plan to electrify 20 million households in six countries: Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria and Tanzania.

British soldiers looted the Kingdom of Benin in what is currently Edo state in Nigeria, during a punitive military expedition in 1897.

The promise to return several Benin Bronzes from three Western institutions to the former Kingdom of Benin in Nigeria was celebrated by many.

A study spearheaded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention looked at the prevalence of HIV in Haiti, Vietnam, Nigeria, Namibia, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia.

Biofuels are gaining credibility as a supplement to petroleum fuel in some developed as well as developing countries. Biofuels are made from plant waste, including sugarcane and cassava. But some say prospects of using biofuel in large quantities in Nigeria is limited by some constraints regarding resources and costs.

I'm going on vacation to Nigeria.

I went to the neighborhood spiritual second-hand bookstore and bought a psuedo-scientific book about the benefits of meditation; it's called The Relaxation Response by Herbert Benson. My friend F recommended it. Now it's on the shelf along with some other books I intend to read. It was only $3.00. The bookstore owner there is from Nigeria. His name is Abraham. He's an interesting fellow who really knows a lot about spiritual affairs. After I bought the book, we talked for a few minutes. He told me that all religions "failed" in some way. He declared that one didn't need "salvation" from anything, like from "sin" as in Christianity, or like from "suffering" as in Buddhism. I asked him if he believed in an Immortal Soul, something that Buddhism does not acknowledge because Buddhists believe we are a never-ending "stream of consciousness," not really a soul. He said he believed in an Immortal Soul. Then he said that there is only One Truth and that it cannot be verbalized; it must be experienced. That's an interesting perspective indeed. It got me thinking on my way home... Today is the 20th of October of 2002.

I'm going to build houses in Nigeria.

The capital of Nigeria is Abuja.

Am I not going to look for something in Nigeria?

"Where are your aunts from?" "Nigeria."