the presidency was moved from lagos to abuja on 29 may 2015.
the presidency was moved from lagos to abuja on 29 may 2015.
when was the presidency moved from lagos to abuja?
29 may 2015
before the creation of lagos state on 27 may 1967, lagos, which was the country's capital had been administered directly by the federal government as a federal territory through the "federal ministry of lagos affairs", while the lagos city council (lcc) governed the city. lagos, along with the towns from the then western region (ikeja, agege, mushin, ikorodu, epe and badagry), were eventually captured to create lagos state. lagos city was split into the present day seven local government areas (lgas), while the other towns now make up 13 lgas in the state. lagos played the dual role of being the state and federal capital until 1976 when the state capital was moved to ikeja. lagos was adversely affected during nigeria's military rule. also, on 12 december 1991, the seat of the federal government was also formally relocated to abuja. however, lagos still remains the financial centre of the country, and also grew to become the most populous conurbation in the country.
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prospero vitelliano was a roman catholic prelate who served as bishop of bisignano (1569–1575).









































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on 22 april 1569, prospero vitelliano was appointed during the papacy of pope pius v as bishop of bisignano. on 3 may 1569, he was consecrated bishop by giulio antonio santorio, archbishop of santa severina, with umberto locati, bishop of bagnoregio, and cesare ferrante, bishop of termoli, serving as co-consecrators. he served as bishop of bisignano until his resignation in 1575.
prospero vitelliano