Nigeria

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parts:Abia (Abia State)
Abuja Federal Capital Territory (Federal Capital Territory)
Adamawa (Adamawa State)
Akwa Ibom (Akwa Ibom State)
Anambra (Anambra State)
Bauchi (Bauchi State)
Bayelsa (Bayelsa State)
Benue (Benue State)
Borno (Borno State)
Cross River (Cross River State)
Delta (Delta State)
Ebonyi (Ebonyi State)
Edo (Edo State)
Ekiti (Ekiti State)
Enugu (Enugu State)
Gombe (Gombe State)
Imo (Imo State)
Jigawa (Jigawa State)
Kaduna (Kaduna State)
Kano (Kano State)
Katsina (Katsina State)
Kebbi (Kebbi State)
Kogi (Kogi State)
Kwara (Kwara State)
Lagos (Lagos State)
Nassarawa (Nasarawa State)
Niger (Niger State)
Ogun (Ogun State)
Ondo (Ondo State)
Osun (Osun State)
Oyo (Oyo State)
Plateau (Plateau State)
Rivers (Rivers State)
Sokoto (Sokoto State)
Taraba (Taraba State)
Yobe
Zamfara (Zamfara State)
genres:alté
apala
cruise
fuji
jùjú
ogene music
waka
instruments:ashiko (cone shaped west african frame-drum)
Batá drum (Double headed hourglass Nigerian drums)
shekere (Large West African gourd-shaker)
udu (Nigerian clay jug idiophone)
Wikidata:Q1033 [info]
Geonames:http://sws.geonames.org/2328926/ [info]
anthem:Nigeria, We Hail Thee (1st national anthem of Nigeria, 1960-1978) (from 1960-10-01 until 1978)
A tashi, Ya Ƴan Ƙasa (2nd national anthem of Nigeria, 1978-present, Hausa translation) (from 1978 to present)
Á̱na̱nyiuk, Nyi Ta̱ngam (2nd national anthem of Nigeria, 1978-present, Tyap translation) (from 1978 to present)
Arise, O Compatriots (2nd national anthem of Nigeria, 1978-present, original English) (from 1978 to present)
Arise, O Compatriots (2nd national anthem of Nigeria, 1978-present, Igbo translation) (from 1978 to present)
Arise, O Compatriots (2nd national anthem of Nigeria, 1978-present, Fulani translation) (from 1978 to present)
Dìde, Èyin Ará (2nd national anthem of Nigeria, 1978-present, Yoruba translation) (from 1978 to present)