The independent Nigeria was compiled of three ethnic states: the Hausa kingdom, from the north, the Yoruba, which dominated the South and the west, and the Ibo, of the south and the east, all united as one federation (Jim Jones, 1998). The first republic's system was set up with a prime minister, and a parliament, which were both dominated by the Hausa's National People's Congress (NPC), which lasted a good five years until new elections led the Igbo (a minority group from the north - Hausa) civil servants to maintain authority over most of the west and the Yoruba nation...
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The first republic's system was set up with a prime minister, and a parliament, which were both dominated by the Hausa's National People's Congress (NPC), which lasted a good five years until new elections led the Igbo (a minority group from the north - Hausa) civil servants to maintain authority over most of the west and the Yoruba nation...
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Lagos, Nigeria The area was under the rule of the Kingdom of Benin from the late-16th to the mid-19th century then in 1861. It was later taken over by the British. The city became the capital of the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria in 1914 and the capital of independent Nigeria in 1960...	2 / 323
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