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Sam Sochukwuma Okwaraji,A Nigerian footballer died on the field of play on this day August 12, 1989 playing for Nigeria Vs Angola in Lagos. Hailed from Orlu, Imo state

Nigerian footballer Samuel Okwaraji died on the pitch during a World Cup qualifying match against Angola in August 1989. He was just 25 years old at the time. It is believed that Okwaraji suffered from a heart attack, and he collapsed shortly before half-time. The match was stopped, and Okwaraji was rushed to the hospital, but he was pronounced…Read More

Sam Okwaraji was a Nigerian footballer and he died in a world cup qualifying match between Nigeria and Angola in the year 1989.

Sam sochukwuma okwaraji died on this day August 12 1989, playing for Nigeria vs Angonla in Lagos.
Hail from orlu imo. Sam okwara was aLso a trained lawyer in the university in Rome.

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Two countries in Africa that were not colonized by European powers are Ethiopia and Liberia.

Ethiopia, also known as Abyssinia, successfully resisted colonization due to its strong and organized military forces under Emperor Menelik II. In 1896, Ethiopia won a significant victory against the Italian invasion in the Battle of Adwa, which solidified…

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Ethiopia and Liberia are widely believed to be the only two African countries to have never been colonized. Their location, economic viability, and unity helped Ethiopia and Liberia avoid colonization

Ethiopia and Liberia are widely believed to be the only two African countries to have never been colonized. Their location, economic viability, and unity helped Ethiopia and Liberia avoid colonization.

Liberia and Ethiopia are the two countries that was not colonized; For Ethiopia, a major factor was the leadership of Emperor Menelik II, who successfully united the different ethnic groups in the country and repelled Italian attempts at colonization. Liberia, on the other hand, was founded as a colony for freed American slaves, and thus was not…Read More

There are a few African countries that were never officially colonized by European powers. These include Ethiopia, which successfully resisted Italian colonization in the late 19th century, and Liberia, which was founded as a colony for freed American slaves in the early 19th century. There are also a few countries, like Botswana and Namibia, that…Read More

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Coal was first discovered in Nigeria in 1909 at the Udi Ridge in Enugu by a British mines engineer, Albert Kitson. Kitson had been prospecting …

Coal was first discovered in Nigeria in 1909 at the Udi Ridge in Enugu by a British mines engineer, Albert Kitson.

The discovery of coal in Enugu, Nigeria, is credited to Albert Kitson, a British geologist who was working for the British Colonial Administration in the early 1900s. Kitson was exploring the Enugu region in search of tin deposits, when he discovered coal seams near the village of Udi. This discovery led to the development of the Enugu Coal Mines,…Read More

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Aba Women’s riots of 1929, but it should be termed the Aba Women’s rebellion. This was touched off by the imposition of direct taxation and the introduction of new local courts and especially of warrant chiefs.

The Aba Women’s Riot, also known as the Women’s War, took place in Nigeria from November 1929 to January 1930. The major cause of the riot was the imposition of direct taxation on women by the colonial government.

Women in the southeastern region of Nigeria, particularly in the city of Aba, felt that the tax was unjust and imposed an excessive…Read More

The Aba Women’s Riot took place in November 1929. The women of Aba were angry about the heavy taxation and the new policy on marriages introduced by the British. The colonial government decided to impose a new direct tax on women, who were already struggling to support their families due to other taxes and trade restrictions imposed by the…Read More

The Aba Women’s Riot, also known as the Aba Tax Revolt, took place in the British-controlled town of Aba, Nigeria in November 1929. The uprising was led by the Women’s War Organization, which was founded by women’s leader, Madam Kande and was led by Ojimba, the principal wife of a Ndoki medicine man. The Aba Women’s Riot was a protest against the…Read More

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