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Photo Essay: Nigeria – Hub Of African Humanity |
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Images by Selwyn Manning
New Zealand Prime Minister
Helen Clark is currently attending the Commonwealth Heads of
Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Abuja, Nigeria. Scoop
Co-Editor Selwyn Manning is reporting on events on the
ground in Abuja.
Abuja City, Nigeria is located in the hot interior of west Africa. Abuja is Nigeria’s capital city and was created to give Nigerians an ethnically neutral centre that is accessible to all regions of Nigeria. Abuja is a bicultural mix of Muslim, which has the majority, and Christian. The Federal Government of Nigeria officially moved from Lagos on the south coast of Nigeria to Abuja in 1991.


CHOGM: A Nigerian police
officer happy to pose.

CHOGM: Official Nigerian
military formal dress.

Approaching Abuja,
Nigeria.

Approaching Abuja,
Nigeria.

Abuja, Nigeria: a new African
city.



Abuja, Nigeria: Random police
security checks.



Hub of Humanity 1: An African
market, Abuja, Nigeria.

Hub of Humanity 2: An African
market, Abuja,
Nigeria.
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