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Nigerian Independence celebrated at Manitoba Legislature
Nigerians celebrated a milestone this October 1st, as it marked the 64th anniversary of the West African country’s independence from British Colonial rule... and for the first time the Nigerian flag was raised in celebration the Manitoba Legislature.

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