Nigeria

Geographical location: West Africa

Bordering countries: Niger, Chad, Cameroon, and Benin

Landscape: Tropical forests, savannas, mangrove swamps, and highlands

Climate: Tropical climate with distinct rainy and dry seasons

Population: More than 210 million people

Capital city: Abuja

Other important cities: Lagos (largest city), Kano, Ibadan, and Port Harcourt

Language: English, plus over 500 ethnic languages

Religion: Islam and Christianity, and traditional African beliefs

Currency: Nigerian naira

Cuisine: Renowned for its rich and flavorful dishes

Music: Traditional African music, contemporary pop and hip-hop

Famous tourist attractions: Yankari Game Reserve, Obudu Cattle Ranch, and Olumirin Waterfall

Interesting historical facts: Nigeria was a center of ancient civilizations, including the Nok culture; gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1960