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Roles of nationalist in Nigeria

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Answered by sjeni

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Nigerian nationalism asserts that Nigerians are a nation and promotes the cultural unity of Nigerians. Nigerian nationalism is a territorial nationalism, emphasizing a cultural connection of the people to the land — in particular the Niger and Benue rivers.

Answered by labanskumar

Nigeria is an African country which was colanized by Britishers.It has three tribes they are Hausa falauni at North and yeruba at West and Igbo at East. The capital of Nigeria in that time is Lagos.

The nationalist played a key role for the freedom of Nigeria. The nationalists like Namadi Azkiwie (the leader of the Nigeria)and Kwame krumah (the founder of Pan Aficanism) fought for the freedom from the Britishers.

Kwame krumah introduced the Pan Africanism.Pan Africanisam is Idealogy of uniting all Africans without seeing the sex,cast,creed and religion.This ideology created inspiration in youth and the youth in Nigeria, Made a political party of National Nigerian Youth Movement(NYM)party.The Youth and the citizens and nationalists of Nigeria fought with unity against Britishers and got the freedom in October 1st,1983.

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