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The 43 pages that link to Nigeria, each with the reason it gives.

• Nigerian Civil WarNarrower topic: The conflict arose from struggles over the federation’s survival and political structure.

• Sokoto CaliphateNarrower topic: The caliphate’s territories and institutions became part of northern Nigeria.

• LagosNarrower topic: Lagos is Nigeria’s largest city and its former national capital.

• BiafraNarrower topic: Biafra declared independence from Nigeria and fought to leave it.

• Fela KutiNarrower topic: His music and activism arose from Nigeria’s political realities and musical traditions.

• Royal Niger CompanyNarrower topic: The company's territories became part of the colonial arrangements from which Nigeria emerged.

• Adamawa StateNarrower topic: Adamawa is one of Nigeria’s northeastern states.

• IbadanNarrower topic: Ibadan is one of Nigeria’s largest cities and lies in its southwestern region.

• Adamawa EmirateNarrower topic: The emirate’s western lands became part of modern Nigeria.

• Osun StateNarrower topic: Osun State’s creation belongs to Nigeria’s national history and federal structure.

• Oyo StateNarrower topic: Oyo State is one of Nigeria’s 36 constituent states.

• Abia StateNarrower topic: Abia is one of Nigeria’s 36 states.

• Adamawa PlateauNarrower topic: The plateau extends into eastern Nigeria beyond its larger Cameroonian section.

• Edo StateNarrower topic: Edo State is one of Nigeria’s constituent states.

• Kwara StateNarrower topic: Kwara is one of Nigeria’s 36 states.

• Taraba StateNarrower topic: Taraba is one of Nigeria’s 36 states.

• Bauchi StateNarrower topic: Bauchi State is one of Nigeria’s federated states.

• Benue StateNarrower topic: Benue State is one of Nigeria’s 36 states.

• Cross River StateNarrower topic: Federal institutions and national boundaries frame Cross River State's government and history.

• Imo StateNarrower topic: Imo is one of Nigeria’s 36 states.

• Kebbi StateNarrower topic: Kebbi’s creation followed the country’s post-independence state reorganization.

• Ondo StateNarrower topic: Ondo is one of Nigeria’s 36 states.

• Sokoto StateNarrower topic: Sokoto State is one of Nigeria’s 36 states.

• UmuahiaNarrower topic: Umuahia’s civic status and administration operate within Nigeria’s federal system.

• Jigawa StateNarrower topic: Jigawa is one of Nigeria's federated states.

• Kogi StateNarrower topic: Kogi is one of Nigeria’s 36 states.

• MinnaNarrower topic: Minna’s government and civic institutions operate within Nigeria’s federal system.

• OnitshaNarrower topic: Onitsha’s political, economic, and transport systems operate within Nigeria.

• Plateau StateNarrower topic: Plateau State is one of Nigeria’s constituent states.

• Gombe StateNarrower topic: Gombe State is one of Nigeria’s constituent states.

• JosNarrower topic: Jos is one of Nigeria’s major inland cities.

• Kaduna StateNarrower topic: Kaduna is one of Nigeria’s constituent states.

• Nasarawa StateNarrower topic: Nasarawa is one of Nigeria’s constituent states.