She was born in the village of kwali, Gwari region of Northern Nigeria, where pottery was a common occupation among women. She was so skilled that her work became known in Europe, Britain and America.
In the late 1950s and early 1960s, her work was displayed in London at the Berkeley Galleries. She became Nigeria's best - known Potter, was awarded a decorate and was made MBE in 1963 despite not having a formal education.
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The Pottery School in Abuja was established in 1950, and was named after Nigeria's greatest potter of all time. It is called Ladi Kwali School of Pottery.
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You Remember S.T SOAP 🧼 that was very popular in the 80s and 90s right?
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Late Alhaji Safiriyu Tiamiyu’s quality item, S.T Soap, immediately turned into an easily recognized name during the 80s into the 90s, due to its potency, packaging, and rhythmic advert jingle
which practically turned into a public hymn, particularly in the South West, which obviously was responsible for the fame and excessive demand in the market by all.
In 1979 Alhaji Safiriyu Tiamiyu popularly known as S.T began what was referred to as S.T Soaps
Before oil was discovered in Nigeria 🇳🇬, Nigeria major source of income was agriculture !!
Peanuts, bagged and ready for transport, are stacked in pyramids at Kano, Northern Region, Nigeria. Groundnut pyramids were pyramid-like structures made from groundnut sacks.
The pyramids were built in northern Nigeria in cities such as Kano, where groundnut production was a key part of the economy. They were viewed as both a tourist attraction and a symbol of wealth.
The Story Of How UMARU DIKKO Was K!DN@PP£D In 1984. He was Put In A Box 📦 To Be Flown To Nigeria So He Can Face Trial For Charges Of Stealing $1bn (£625m) Of Government money.
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In London in 1984, a team of Nigerians and Israelis attempted to kidnap and repatriate the exiled former Nigerian minister Umaru Dikko. Mr Dikko, who had fled Nigeria after a military coup, was accused of stealing $1bn (£625m) of government money.
The plot was foiled by a young British customs officer, Charles David Morrow, who has now told the BBC World what happened.
From Inspector General OF Nigerian 🇳🇬 Police To A jail Cell
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Mustafa Adebayo Balogun was the 11th Inspector General of the Nigeria Police Force. He joined the police force in May 1973 and officially became the IGP in March 2002.
Young Balogun was born on August 25, 1947, at Ila-Orangun in Osun State, South-west Nigeria. He studied at the University of Lagos, earning a B.A. in political science there in 1972. In May 1973, he enlisted in the Nigeria Police Force.
One of the places you must endeavour to visit in the historic town is Taj Mahal in Oke Oluokun. That’s the residence and final resting place of Alhaji Adegoke Adelabu, the Lion of the West.
Adelabu needs no introduction. He was the afternoon star that scared the elderly.
He was the morning dew that drenched both friends and foes. It’s almost 61 years ago of his death, but he refused to be forgotten. For those who are not familiar with Penkelemesi.
Story of the only Plane ✈️ Hijack that has ever happened in Nigeria 🇳🇬
Yes, it’s happened On October 25, 1993.
This is the story about it.
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This is a story of how young Nigerians
HIJACKED NIGERIAN AIRWAYS On October 25, 1993. Because They were dissatisfied by the annulment of June 12 elections by the military Head of States,Gen Ibrahim Babangida.
On October 25, 1993. Four dissatisfied
Nigerian teenagers hijacked a Nigerian Airways airbus A310 that was flying from Lagos to Abuja and diverted the plane to Niamey, Niger.
They were dissatisfied by the annulment of June 12 elections by the Head of States,Gen Ibrahim Babangida.