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Posted on 14/09/201713/09/2017

Why the world has so many Guineas – The Economics

From Canada to Oceania, Guineas are in abundant supply GUINEA. Equatorial Guinea. Guinea-Bissau. Papua New Guinea. The Gulf of Guinea. Guinea, Virginia. Guinea, Nova Scotia. The world has more Guineas than a pirate's treasure chest. What explains the prevalence of the name? Etymologists dispute the earliest origins of the word “Guinea”. Some trace it to …

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Posted on 08/09/201706/09/2017

Speech by Chief Obafemi Awolowo made to the Western leaders of thought, in Ibadan, 1 May 1967 (Video)

Road map for Nigeria as envisaged by Awo

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