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Where is Nigeria located?

Western Africa

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What are the bordering countries of Nigeria?

Chad, Cameroon, Benin and Niger

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Is Nigeria on a coastline?

On the Atlantic Ocean

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Facts About Nigeria's Economy

It is a NEE, and is one of the countries experiencing a period of rapid economic development.

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Facts About Nigeria's oil

Nigeria supplies 2.7% of the world's oil and most of the country's economic growth has been based on oil revenues.

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Nigeria's rank

It is the fifth largest contributor to UN peacekeeping missions around the world.

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Nigeria's Population

It has the largest population and the largest economy in Africa.

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Problems in Nigeria

Corruption, infrastructure e.g poor roads and frequent power cuts.

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Political Context

Nigeria was rules by Europeans which held back development due to slaves. Nigeria had civil wars so it held back development due to corruption. Since 1990 there has been a stable government.

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Social Context

Multi ethnic groups such as Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani and Igbo. Boko Haram have held back development.

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Cultural Context

Nigeria is best known for it music, its cinema called Nollywood, its sport specifically football and its literature.

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Environmental Context

The North is a semi- desert, the Sahara Desert.

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The Centre is highland, the Jos Plateau.

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The South has high temperatures and rainfall.

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How has Nigeria's industry changed?

Trade from oil and cotton. Specifically oil to the USA and cotton to Australia and Indonesia.

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Primary Production

Primary industry such as farming.

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Secondary Production

Manufacturing often in factories.

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Tertiary Production

Doing something for others e.g. shop, finance and government services.

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Nigeria's economy is developing because of...

Easier trade due to telecommunications, english speakers, IT becoming more important than oil and science and technology training.

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Manufacturing

Making something on a large scale using machinery.

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What does Nigeria manufacture?

Processed foods, leather items, textiles, soaps and detergents.

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Why is manufacturing growing in Nigeria?

Because of cheap labour force, improved infrastructure, more people employed etc.

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Transnational Company (TNC)

A large company that operates several countries

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What are the impacts of economic development on Nigeria's environment?

Traffic congestion, acid rain, broken roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, poisonous gases, oil spills, pollution, desertification etc.

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What is Nigeria members of?

African Union, United Nations, OPEC

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Short term aid

Help after a natural disaster

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Long term aid

Help to improve places in the long run

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Tied aid

Aid given with conditions

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Voluntary aid

Aid given by charities and NGOs

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Multilateral aid

Aid given by international organisations

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Bilateral aid

Aid given from one country to another

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What are the effects on quality of life for the Nigerian people?

Better sanitation, improved diets, more money for development, internet, skilled doctors, safe water, more staff to aid, education etc.

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