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A website celebrating Nigerian thought, literature, writers, ideas and arts in America and the larger Diaspora.
www.nigeriansinamerica.com
Urhobo Historical Society - Urhobo Waado
Information on the history and culture of the Urhobo people, one of the main ethnic groups of the western Niger Delta of Nigeria.
www.waado.org
Photographic Archive of Art and Culture
Collection of photos taken during the 1930's, many showing SE Nigerian masks being danced.
www.siu.edu
Site of the Urhobo Historical Society providing historical and cultural information. Features short stories, conferences, memorials, and list of Urhobo names with meanings.
www.urhobo.kinsfolk.com
Ethnologue - Languages of Nigeria
Information about the living languages of the African country including population, region, classification, dialects and alternate names.
www.ethnologue.com
Wikipedia - Category:Nigerian People
Directory of famous Nigerians.
en.wikipedia.org
Global List of Women's Organizations - Nigeria
Provides contact information for groups of women helping others.
www.distel.ca
Contemporary African Database - People: Nigeria
Database of profiles of prominent people, arranged by name and category. Includes the arts, business, education, media, professions, religion, politics and sports.
people.africadatabase.org
Contemporary African Database - Institutions: Nigeria
Database of institutions in the country, listed alphabetically and by category. Includes the arts, business, education, media, professions, religion, politics and sports.
institutions.africadatabase.org
News and information about safety campaigns intended to help reduce the number and impact of road traffic accidents.
www.roadsafetynigeria.com
Club dedicated to improving the reading culture and bequeathing a legacy of enduring literacy in Nigeria. Includes news, FAQ, articles and reviews.
www.altitudebooks.org
Established in honour of one of Nigeria's leaders, the centre provides news and information about conference services, the library and exhibition hall.
www.yaraduacentre.org
Why Nigerians are not returning home
One in three African university graduate live and work outside Africa. Philip Emeagwali, a leading African intellectual, suggests how to reverse the brain drain from Nigeria.
emeagwali.com
Igbo tribe provides information on their culture, education, heritage, history, tradition and customs. Includes regional chapters and membership details.
www.geocities.com
NGO dedicated to advancing Nigeria, its people and their rich and diverse culture by providing information on Nigerian kingdoms, traditional rulers and political leaders.
www.kingdomsofnigeria.com