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reunited with conspecifics after a thorough medical examination. Drills have reproduced poorly in western zoos, but the DRBC has recorded over 250 births from rehabilitated wild-born parents and their offspring, making the project the world's most successful captive breeding programme for an endangered primate. Today, 286 drills live in 6 family groups, each in their own natural habitat in an electrified enclosure of up to 9 hectares. There are plans to release the first group back into the wild. The Drill Ranch is also home to 28 orphaned chimpanzees. As the closest relatives of humans, chimpanzees contribute greatly to the education of visitors by arousing interest and sympathy for the animal world. The project has two locations. The original site in
Calabar, the capital of Cross River State, is where it all began. Today, the "Drill Ranch Calabar" serves as the project's headquarters, office, quarantine centre for new animals and veterinary practice, as well as accommodation for the managers and rotating volunteer staff. One of the project's 6 drill breeding groups is also located here so that anyone living in or visiting the state capital has the opportunity to see drills. This group now comprises 39 animals in 4 generations, including the first drill. Drill Ranch Calabar is also home to a chimpanzee nursery - the project's youngest chimpanzees live here, where they receive round-the-clock care and supervision before moving to Afi Ranch at the age of 6-8 years.
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nature reserve was founded in 1991 and is the first rehabilitation project for primates in the region. Drills orphaned by hunting are donated by local citizens or handed over after confiscation by the authorities; no animals are bought or taken from the wild. More than 75 drills have been rescued and
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Finally, another exhibition traces the efforts of abolitionists such as
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Calabar people are mainly people from the old
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Atlantic Ocean beaches along the coastline of Ibeno in Akwa Ibom State. It is the longest sandy beach in West Africa. Ibeno Beach stretches for about 30 kilometres from Ibeno to James Town along the Atlantic coast of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. With its beautiful coastline, Ibeno offers
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Calabar is an amusement park that serves as a famous symbol of the city, offering various recreational activities for children and adults. Millennium Park, with its pretty and attractive garden and arcades, is a major destination for first-time visitors. Tastefully decorated to artfully showcase
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Originally, the house was a mud house with two bedrooms, a verandah, a shop and a parlour. She referred to it as a "trailer", but the locals called it a "good pass all". In 1889, Mr Owens, a carpenter at the mission, was hired to build a more permanent structure for her. The walls were made of iron
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Calabar is a multi-purpose facility. The harbour consists of 2 terminals, A and B, and 2 smaller berths in the "Old
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One exhibition shows the various means of payment used in the slave trade, from copper bars, manillas and Danish guns to brass bells, gongs, flutes and more. The arrangement of the slaves on a ship is artistically illustrated. The slaves were arranged in different positions depending on where they
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Presbyterians established a mission station in Calabar. Among the missionaries, Hope Waddell, who worked in Calabar from 1845 to 1858, and Mary Slessor, who evangelized Christianity in Calabar from 1876 to 1915, worked to improve treatment by and among the native peoples. They influenced many Efik
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One of the five main themes of the museum is the Esuk Mba slave market in Akpabuyo. The slave trade in Calabar was based on slave raiding and trading, which mainly took place in the hinterland, where the enslaved were mostly prisoners of war. The prisoners of war were collected at this market and
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The Calabar Port Complex consists of the Old Port, the New Port and the Dockyard and is responsible for the petroleum terminals at Antan, Odudu, Yoho and QuaIboe as well as other jetties at NIWA, McIver, NNPC, ALSCON, Dozzy and Northwest. The three terminals at the Port of Calabar are operated by
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in southeast Nigeria, including Calabar. It would reduce the number of Africans eligible to vote in elections. The people reacted with strong protests, which Nigerians call the "Women's War", for many of its leaders, and the British termed the "Aba Riots". These riots spread from the neighbouring
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was flat packed, shipped from Britain and built-in 1884 (it is sometimes incorrectly stated to have been built in 1959). It was formerly the government building or the governor's residence during colonial rule, which was built in Britain and then shipped in parts to Calabar. The Calabar National
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She was also instrumental in the establishment of the Hope Waddell Training Institute in Calabar, which provided vocational training for Efiks. Miss Slessor is widely regarded as a heroine in Nigerian history, and the Mary Slessor House stands as a historical site in honour of the missionary in
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is located northeast of Calabar and borders Cameroon. The Nigerian federal government is courting investors to develop the potential of ecotourism in this and other national parks. The park's motto is "The Pride Of Nigeria". The Kanyang Tourist Village, about an hour's drive from Calabar, will
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Tribes around that region were taken in as slaves for slave trades. Such tribes included the Igbo tribes (communities) who unfortunately had had spatial communities around that region at the time. Those minority tribes were subject to slave raids by more powerful tribes or ethnic groups in the
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The Southeastern area decided to become independent and declared itself as the Republic of Biafra in 1967. It included Calabar. In October 1967, an armada of the Nigerian Navy left the harbour of Bonny on a naval campaign en route to Calabar. The ships carried troops of the Nigerian 3rd Naval
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After independence in 1960, tensions increased between the North and South areas of the country, which were strongly affiliated with Muslims and Christians, respectively. In addition, the South had a concentration of educated people who were politically powerful and had a history of trade and
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Attractions include the Kwa Falls (see above). The Agbokim Falls on the Cross River plunge over a cliff into the tropical rainforest in about 7 steps. There is a small zoological garden with animal species that are rare in Nigeria, which has helped to save some rare species from extinction.
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provide visitors with a base from which to visit the park and will have a lodge, restaurant and wildlife museum. Activities include game viewing, bird watching, gorilla tracking, mountain climbing or hiking, sport fishing, boat cruises and the Botanical Gardens and Herbarium at Butatong.
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seems to have fallen into disrepair during the Covid epidemic. Pictures on a travel website show broken windows and various pioneer plants around the vacant building. The decay also affects the Calabar monorail located on the premises, which was once the first of its kind in Africa.
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The port of Calabar's profile in the oil and gas industry is fast gaining traction as the business is to capitalise on import and export opportunities by providing an efficient port service system that guarantees fast turnaround time of vessels and faster cargo clearance.
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The Eastern Naval Command (ENC) is the second operational command of the Nigerian Navy and covers the sea area from Delta State to the Nigerian-Cameroonian border and from the Nigerian coast to the border of the Nigerian EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone).
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The famous Tortuga Island is a seating area within the resort. The operators rave about a cocktail at sunset and a delicious grilled meat dinner. You can "order from a well-stocked bar and enjoy expertly fried fish as well as some other delicacies."
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and embellish the rich history and culture of Cross River, it provides an excellent backdrop for carefree moments. The Millennium Park is beautifully landscaped and managed and complements the beauty and tourism concept of Calabar town.
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is an impressive waterfall characterised by a narrow, steep gorge from top to bottom. The sparkling water plunges into the depths and forms a pool that is ideal for a variety of water sports. Anyone can go swimming here.
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On a tour of the museum, you can see the furnishings used by Europeans during the slave trade and colonial period. You can also see the constitutions in their original documents, which are kept in a large library.
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were accommodated on the ship, either sitting, standing or side by side. These positions were maintained until the ships reached their destination in the New World - a crossing that could take several months.
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is the ruler of the Quas and the paramount ruler of Calabar Municipality which is the seat of government. The muri munene of the Efuts who is the ruler of the Efuts and paramount ruler of Calabar South.
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for which the old harbour town is famous, takes place every December. The participating dance schools and imaginative costumes are obviously inspired by
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of the Slave Trade of 25 March 1807 finally stipulated that the slave trade should be abolished by law from 1 May 1807.
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to the east. This enabled the United Kingdom to exercise control over the entire territory around Calabar, including
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northward and fled Biafra. After three years, the country reunited under the Nigerian central government.
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first Nigerian city with a botanical garden (now derelict),
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3058:"From slave trading post to royal prison"
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1201:The Hope Waddell Training Institution
1143:the Carnival of (African) Traditions,
698:interaction with other communities.
456:A merchantman docked in Calabar, 1981
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2711:"Calabar City: The Nations Paradise"
2492:Africans: The History of a Continent
2017:adding citations to reliable sources
1222:both situated at Ikot Ansa Calabar.
943:Ekenge, Calabar, Cross River State.
673:, a newspaper owner and grandson of
630:first Nigerian town with a barracks,
3727:(in German). Deutscher Wetterdienst
2327:Afigbo, Adiele Eberechukwu (1987).
816:The Old Harbour and the New Harbour
778:Margaret Ekpo International Airport
772:Margaret Ekpo International Airport
3718:"Klimatafel von Calabar / Nigeria"
746:in Calabar. The initiation of the
725:The centrally located naval base (
376:Calabar was once described as the
25:
3105:Godlewski, Joseph (30 May 2020).
1233:Hope Waddell Training Institution
851:sold as slaves to slave traders.
679:Nigeria National Democratic Party
615:first Nigerian female pharmacist,
219:406 km (157 sq mi)
4189:Port cities and towns in Nigeria
3749:
3487:. 5 October 2010. Archived from
3461:. 18 August 2011. Archived from
2452:
2331:. University Press. p. 69.
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2059:Traditional authority of Calabar
1989:
1293:spanning ten months and a short
1263:Nigerian Navy Reference Hospital
185:
119:
112:
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79:
62:
3339:"Pandrillus » Drill Ranch"
1275:Köppen's climate classification
993:The Drill Rehabilitation Centre
574:On the 10th of September 1884,
490:abolished slave trade. In 1815
120:
87:
2352:Egbas, Jude (26 August 2019).
1167:Nigerian Eastern Naval Command
468:. During the centuries of the
441:migrated from the area of the
369:rivers, and the creeks of the
1:
3288:"Tortuga Island, Cross River"
2516:Chambers, Douglas B. (2005).
1711:Average rainfall mm (inches)
750:in 2004 by the then Governor
648:Liverpool Elder-Dempster Line
3757:travel guide from Wikivoyage
1256:Federal Psychiatric Hospital
39:City in Cross River, Nigeria
1571:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1431:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1007:Drill Rehabilitation Centre
735:the airport (see below) and
262:GDP (PPP, 2015 int. Dollar)
245: • Estimate
4215:
3212:"Millennium Park, Calabar"
1969:
1311:
1226:High school with tradition
980:Tinapa Resort and Monorail
897:The Calabar hand sculpture
887:National Museum of Calabar
661:In 1922, British governor
464:, exporting such goods as
413:
349:. It was originally named
29:
4184:State capitals in Nigeria
3803:
3797:Largest cities in Nigeria
3010:slaveryandremembrance.org
2715:www.holidaynigeria.com.ng
2543:Sparks, Randy J. (2004).
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1092:Cross River National Park
1087:Cross River National Park
1079:Cross River National Park
1028:Cross River National Park
642:"Nigeria's cleanest city"
621:first Nigerian librarian,
497:, as part of the British
373:(from its inland delta).
341:) is the capital city of
256:910/km (2,400/sq mi)
145:
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61:
54:
3360:"Kwa falls, Cross River"
3261:jollof (23 March 2017).
2906:Nigerian Ports Authority
2384:2 September 2017 at the
1279:tropical monsoon climate
1146:the children's carnival,
732:the harbour (see below),
32:Calabar (disambiguation)
3644:www.businesslist.com.ng
3540:"Eastern Naval Command"
3384:unwana (30 June 2022).
3164:www.nigeriagalleria.com
2627:www.nigeriagalleria.com
2475:Encyclopædia Britannica
2397:Simon O. Ering (2010).
881:National Museum Calabar
540:convert to Christianity
284: • Per capita
227:32 m (105 ft)
2902:"Calabar Port Complex"
2824:Vetner, Al J. (2015).
2796:Falola, Toyin (2009).
2601:"Pierce, George"
1972:Deutscher Wetterdienst
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549:Killing newborn twins,
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396:Local Government Areas
4194:Cross River (Nigeria)
3761:University of Calabar
2607:Royal Naval Biography
2489:Iliffe, John (1995).
2427:www.citypopulation.de
2210:Banknotes of Scotland
1277:, Calabar features a
1230:Founded in 1895, the
1207:University of Calabar
1200:
1149:the main carnival and
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763:Margaret Ekpo Airport
675:Samuel Ajayi Crowther
455:
409:
325:(also referred to as
3139:What's On In Calabar
2798:A History of Nigeria
2377:Achum, T. Valentine
2212:(featured on design)
2013:improve this section
1361:Record high °C (°F)
1108:Carnival in December
929:Mary Slessor's House
912:Mary Slessor's House
846:Slave History Museum
738:the free trade zone.
470:Atlantic slave trade
421:Seaport, slave trade
253: • Density
30:For other uses, see
2945:dlca.logcluster.org
2776:esopefik.tripod.com
2677:nigeriagalleria.com
2084:South Eastern State
1981:Political authority
1781:Average rainy days
1641:Record low °C (°F)
1501:Daily mean °C (°F)
1289:) amidst a lengthy
867:Daily Trust Nigeria
833:Tourist attractions
165:4.97667°N 8.33833°E
161: /
103:Show map of Nigeria
100:Location in Nigeria
3669:ucthcalabar.gov.ng
3594:ucthcalabar.gov.ng
3086:. 7 September 2018
3084:Vecta Travels Blog
2878:. 28 December 2023
2740:www.britannica.com
2652:www.britannica.com
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279:$ 4.8 billion
276: • Total
237: • Total
216: • Total
136:Show map of Africa
49:Kingdom of Calabar
4199:Cities in Nigeria
4161:
4160:
3491:on 5 October 2010
3465:on 18 August 2011
2852:. 12 October 2019
2835:978-1-910294-69-7
2807:978-0-521-68157-5
2313:978-0-313-33480-1
2092:Cross River State
2070:Ndidem of Calabar
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1122:Calabar Carnival,
527:, and across the
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343:Cross River State
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3035:Daily Trust
2278:. Tellusant
2221:Efik people
1923:Mean daily
1303:West Africa
1068:Ibeno Beach
1063:Ibeno Beach
1055:Ibeno Beach
1024:Ibeno Beach
752:Donald Duke
720:Cross River
592:Niger Delta
584:New Calabar
563:epidemics.
507:slave ships
443:Niger River
439:Efik people
382:Donald Duke
371:Cross River
359:Efik people
205:Cross River
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2282:11 January
2227:References
1783:(≥ 0.3 mm)
1295:dry season
1291:wet season
1193:University
1157:Naval base
693:Biafra War
538:people to
481:Creek Town
427:Portuguese
414:See also:
232:Population
156:08°20′18″E
153:04°58′36″N
4067:Ondo City
4050:Ogbomosho
4019:Maiduguri
3990:Kontagora
3830:Ado Ekiti
3813:Abakaliki
3438:allAfrica
2900:npa2016.
2000:does not
1299:harmattan
1244:Hospitals
1188:Education
1134:Afrobeats
1103:Festivals
1073:Tayo Aina
1048:Kwa Falls
1034:Kwa Falls
802:Air Peace
782:Lufthansa
758:Transport
580:Europeans
533:In 1846,
529:Atlantic.
503:Duke Town
492:HMS
486:In 1807,
416:Akwa Akpa
367:Great Kwa
357:, as the
353:, in the
351:Akwa Akpa
293:Time zone
224:Elevation
4104:Potiskum
3818:Abeokuta
3731:9 August
3114:MedCrave
2921:cite web
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2382:Archived
2204:See also
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1828:Average
1776:(121.1)
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686:poll tax
663:Clifford
535:Scottish
513:John Jea
476:region.
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331:Calabari
327:Callabar
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4119:Umuahia
4061:Onitsha
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3984:Katsina
3955:Jalingo
3873:Calabar
3755:Calabar
2470:Calabar
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2257:25 July
2098:Gallery
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2006:sources
1761:(12.9)
1756:(16.6)
1751:(16.5)
1746:(17.9)
1741:(16.2)
1736:(12.3)
1706:(62.1)
1701:(63.9)
1696:(66.9)
1691:(66.9)
1686:(68.0)
1681:(66.0)
1676:(66.9)
1671:(68.0)
1666:(68.0)
1661:(69.1)
1656:(68.0)
1651:(62.1)
1646:(62.1)
1636:(72.5)
1631:(72.1)
1626:(72.3)
1621:(72.0)
1616:(72.0)
1611:(72.0)
1606:(71.8)
1601:(72.5)
1596:(73.2)
1591:(73.4)
1586:(73.6)
1581:(73.0)
1576:(72.3)
1566:(79.3)
1561:(79.9)
1556:(79.5)
1551:(78.4)
1546:(77.4)
1541:(76.6)
1536:(76.6)
1531:(78.4)
1526:(80.4)
1521:(81.0)
1516:(81.7)
1511:(81.5)
1506:(80.2)
1496:(86.2)
1491:(87.8)
1486:(86.7)
1481:(84.9)
1476:(82.8)
1471:(81.5)
1466:(81.7)
1461:(84.6)
1456:(87.6)
1451:(88.5)
1446:(89.8)
1441:(90.1)
1436:(88.2)
1426:(99.0)
1421:(91.9)
1416:(91.0)
1411:(90.0)
1406:(89.1)
1401:(89.1)
1396:(89.1)
1391:(91.0)
1386:(93.0)
1381:(95.0)
1376:(99.0)
1371:(97.0)
1366:(93.0)
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1238:Azikiwe
841:Museums
744:tourism
710:Economy
588:Bakassi
521:mulatto
462:seaport
402:History
378:tourism
363:Calabar
347:Nigeria
339:Kalabar
323:Calabar
310:Climate
287:$ 7,300
248:571,500
240:371,022
193:Nigeria
181:Country
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94:Calabar
46:Calabar
18:Kalabar
4136:Wukari
4114:Suleja
4109:Sokoto
4082:Owerri
4077:Osogbo
4045:Nsukka
4013:Lokoja
3971:Kaduna
3960:Jimeta
3945:Iseyin
3939:Ilorin
3907:Ibadan
3850:Bauchi
3693:"Home"
3565:"HWTI"
3064:4 June
2832:
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2682:5 July
2580:5 July
2553:
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2363:5 July
2335:
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1915:176.7
1912:135.0
1909:105.4
1897:129.0
1894:136.4
1891:135.0
1888:108.5
1885:146.9
1882:167.4
1771:(1.9)
1766:(7.5)
1731:(8.6)
1726:(6.2)
1721:(3.0)
1716:(1.5)
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1283:Köppen
1273:Under
1126:Brazil
431:Guinea
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4130:Warri
4055:Okene
4040:Nnewi
4035:Mokwa
4030:Minna
4007:Lagos
4001:Lavun
3996:Lafia
3933:Ikoyi
3918:Ikeja
3901:Gusau
3896:Gombe
3890:Enugu
3879:Dutse
3840:Asaba
3835:Akure
3824:Abuja
3721:(PDF)
3110:(PDF)
2409:(PDF)
2402:(PDF)
2276:(PDF)
2251:(PDF)
2244:(PDF)
1906:60.0
1903:49.6
1900:55.8
1774:3,076
1356:Year
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1001:Drill
798:Abuja
794:Lagos
652:Lagos
603:Lagos
596:Lagos
525:Lagos
494:Comus
425:When
298:UTC+1
200:State
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4072:Oron
3978:Kano
3884:Eket
3862:Bida
3845:Awka
3733:2016
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3676:2024
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2747:2024
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2659:2024
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2434:2024
2365:2024
2333:ISBN
2308:ISBN
2284:2024
2259:2016
2090:and
2066:Ekpe
2053:Ekoi
2004:any
2002:cite
1965:3.9
1962:5.7
1959:4.5
1956:3.4
1953:2.0
1950:1.6
1947:1.8
1944:4.3
1941:4.4
1938:4.5
1935:3.5
1932:5.2
1929:5.4
1832:(%)
1823:173
1704:16.7
1699:17.7
1694:19.4
1689:19.4
1684:20.0
1679:18.9
1674:19.4
1669:20.0
1664:20.0
1659:20.6
1654:20.0
1649:16.7
1644:16.7
1634:22.5
1629:22.3
1624:22.4
1619:22.2
1614:22.2
1609:22.2
1604:22.1
1599:22.5
1594:22.9
1589:23.0
1584:23.1
1579:22.8
1574:22.4
1564:26.3
1559:26.6
1554:26.4
1549:25.8
1544:25.2
1539:24.8
1534:24.8
1529:25.8
1524:26.9
1519:27.2
1514:27.6
1509:27.5
1504:26.8
1494:30.1
1489:31.0
1484:30.4
1479:29.4
1474:28.2
1469:27.5
1464:27.6
1459:29.2
1454:30.9
1449:31.4
1444:32.1
1439:32.3
1434:31.2
1424:37.2
1419:33.3
1414:32.8
1409:32.2
1404:31.7
1399:31.7
1394:31.7
1389:32.8
1384:33.9
1379:35.0
1374:37.2
1369:36.1
1364:33.9
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