Nigeria’s Geography And Ethnic Groups
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This document provides information about the geography and ethnic groups of Nigeria. It discusses the main ethnic groups and religions of Northern Nigeria (Hausa-Fulani and Islam), Southwestern Nigeria (Yoruba and Islam/Christianity), and Southeastern Nigeria (Igbo and Christianity). It also provides the major cities and asks questions about the cultural features and industries of each region.
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- 1. Do Now – 2/25Do Now – 2/25 Create a KWL chartCreate a KWL chart about Nigeria.about Nigeria.
- 2. ObjectivesObjectives TSW distinguish betweenTSW distinguish between various major ethnic groupsvarious major ethnic groups in Nigeria.in Nigeria. TSW identify basic features ofTSW identify basic features of Nigerian geography.Nigerian geography.
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- 14. Southeastern NigeriaSoutheastern Nigeria Major Cities: Aba,Major Cities: Aba, Owerri, Port HarcourtOwerri, Port Harcourt Major Ethnic Group:Major Ethnic Group: IgboIgbo Major Religion:Major Religion: ChristianityChristianity
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