Sentence examples for Nigeria from high-quality English sources.

• Lugard in Nigeria.

• Dad wanted us to attend school in Nigeria.

• Polio vaccination remains challenging in Nigeria.

• It is good that Mr Clinton is reaching out to Nigeria.

• Success also came at youth level as Nigeria (1985)…

• Rubber is produced principally in Nigeria and Liberia.

• Both Nigeria and Kenya are deeply religious countries.

• Mr Buhari once promised to take Nigeria to the “next level”.

Use Nigeria in a sentence.

• Here’s more people writing from Nigeria—yo, what’s going on there in Nigeria?

• But what has made this particularly lethal in Nigeria is the added element of religious rivalry.

• About 40 minutes from Ghana, Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, is also battening down the hatches.

• The Government of Nigeria has established a "coronavirus preparedness group," led by its Center for Disease Control.

• This was a civil war in Nigeria fought between the Nigerian government and the eastern region of Nigeria.

• The country, much smaller than its neighbour Nigeria, has 11 testing centres, compared with 24 in Nigeria.

• Modern Nigeria dates from 1914, when the British Protectorates of Northern and Southern Nigeria were joined.

• When Southern and Northern Nigeria were amalgamated in 1914, Lagos was made the capital of the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria.

Nigeria sentence examples

• The authorities in Nigeria recently suspended flights from the Emirates airline because the carrier wanted passengers from Nigeria to take a rapid Covid-19 test four hours before flying, in addition to the standard polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test.

• The northern and southern parts of Nigeria can be considered part of the western Sudan and Guinea Coast, respectively; but, because of the wealth of evidence for an artistic tradition of some 2,000 years, it is convenient to consider Nigeria separately.

• Many political parties emerged, but only five were registered: the National Party of Nigeria (NPN), the Unity Party of Nigeria, the People’s Redemption Party (PRP), the Great Nigeria People’s Party, and the Nigeria People’s Party.

• “There is a fear that if the needs of these survivors and returning populations are not met, these factors could add another dimension to an already complex conflict situation in northeast Nigeria,” said Kimairis Toogood, an adviser for International Alert in Nigeria.